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Correspondent katy austin. another day, more extensive disruption on the railway. the train companies affected by today's striker either running very limited services or no trains at all as more than 12,000 drivers walk out. the union aslef argues members need a pay rise as the cost of living increases. its leader said no offer has yet materialised from train companies.— materialised from train comanies. ~ ., �* ., ., companies. we don't want to inconvenience _ companies. we don't want to inconvenience people, - companies. we don't want to inconvenience people, we . companies. we don't wan...

The operators argues with passenger numbers lower than before the pandemic, what it calls sensible and reasonable reform is needed to fund a pay increase. i think we are getting closer, i think we have done work with aslef that can get us there. but it does mean that both sides have got to start having meaningful discussions. so i do think we are closer but there is still further work to be done. we are not asking people to do longer hours and receive less pay for it. we're just asking people to be more flexible. the department for transport said unions should step back strike action so the da...

At all, as more than 12,000 drivers walk out. their union aslef argues members need a pay rise as the cost of living increases. its leader said no offer had yet materialised from train companies. we don't want to inconvenience people, we don't want to hurt businesses, we've been left with no choice. at this moment in time, we've got stronger mandates than we had before. the branches and the people that i'm visiting are telling me we are not going hard and fast enough. so there is a vast will amongst our membership to continue. the group that represents the operators argues with passenger numbe...

The operators argues with passenger numbers lower than before the pandemic, what it calls sensible and reasonable reform is needed to fund a pay increase. i think we are getting closer, i think we have done work with aslef that can get us there. but it does mean that both sides have got to start having meaningful discussions. so i do think we are closer but there is still further work to be done. we are not asking people to do longer hours and receive less pay for it. we're just asking people to be more flexible. the department for transport said unions should step back from strike action so t...

Ten has been accused, unites are saying the government could have ended the strikes but chose not to. this is the result of rishi sunak yesterday saying to the liaison committee that any discussion about pay would further fuel inflation or demand across the public sector. he's very, very keen to get his hands on. also a result of steve barclay, months of, orweeks, anyway, refusing to talk about pay, the primary concern. the main thing is their pay increase. steve barclay will not discuss. he will not come to the table and discuss the bodies increase in pay at that stage. rosa. increase in pay ...