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And he really does need to go. and if he doesn't go, the government has got to take action. >> transport secretary said that he would be appearing before parliament to set out some rules that will essentially close that loophole that p&o exploited basically. what will labour do if you were in his position now? >> well, there are a number of things we would like to see happen. first of all, we've got to look at suspending all the licenses and contracts that the parent company will have with government and in terms of ports, we've got to take legal action against the directors to say that they a...

But it has been supported by the uk government. p&o ferries furloughed 1a00 staff during the pandemic, costing the taxpayer £10 million. labour mp karl turner said, "any money that the british taxpayer provided to that business should be taken back from them." under pressure to take action, last week, the british prime minister borisjohnson said this. we are taking legal action against... yes, we are. against the company concerned, under the 1992 employment trades union labour relations act, and that is the right thing to do, because it seems to me that they have broken the law. "broken the l...

Feeling nauseous because we knew what we were doing — we were taking those people's jobs. p&o is owned by dp world, a company based in dubai. p&o explained its decision. but it has been supported by the uk government. p&o ferries furloughed 1400 staff during the pandemic, costing the taxpayer £10m. they also asked for a bailout of £150 million. dp world then paid out £250m to shareholders. labour mp karl turner said... under pressure to take action, last week, the british prime minister, boris johnson, said this. we are taking legal action against — yes, we are — against the company c...

What do we do? it prompted outrage from unions, particularly the rmt union — they represent british seafarers — who held this protest. and protests have continued in uk port cities like here. this was liverpool this weekend. the head of the rmt union described the impact. it has a huge impact i on our local economy. we've got individuals who've worked for this employer for— an excess of 40 years. we've got individuals| who've been with this company for five years and embarking on a career at sea with _ a respectable employer, i and their hopes and dreams are thrown up in tatters. we've h...

By the academy, and an inquiry is under way, which could lead to him being censured or expelled. after dancing the night away, he'll have awoken to the collective sense of shock and disbelief here over what happened on sunday night. the slap that was seen around the world is unlikely to cost him his oscar, but there's a growing feeling that such a highly public act of violence cannot go unpublished. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. in the uk, a second p&o ferry has failed a safety inspection and is in the process of being detained, according to the uk's maritime and coastguard agency. the ...