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We're talking about that are taking us to the wire are making profits, and those companies now need to make sure that workers get a piece of the pie. i don't think that's militant, i think that's basically saying workers deserve to get more money in their pay packets, it's as simple as that. as the summer and disputes continue, even more strike dates could be added to the diary. caroline davies, bbc news. the time is 1.16. our top story this lunchtime... the met office warns of a possible risk to life as temperatures head towards a0 in parts of england on monday and tuesday. and still to come....

Temperature starting to soar. next week, an exceptional spell of hot weather. we could get close to a0 degrees. more likely 30 celsius across parts of scotland and northern ireland. england and wales, in extreme heat warning out at present. it could impact health and certainly impact travel early next week. we will keep you updated. the companies we are talking about that are taking us to the wire are making profits, and those companies now need to make sure that workers get a piece of the pie. i don't think that is militant.

There have been strikes on the railways and more have been announced later this month and in august, too. they have been threatened in the skies and across public services as employers, including the government, decide on pay rises that fall short of the current very high rate of inflation. the unions are hitting back, so says the chief of the biggest private sector union, unite. before, people turned around to workers and said to workers not only have you gone out and defended the pandemic — because it was key workers and ordinary people that did that — now, it's over, we want you to pay ...