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Brits brag about sunbathing as bosses warn week-long rail strikes - Vimarsana News

Brits brag about sunbathing as bosses warn week-long rail strikes

Some are celebrating being to work from home for the week - and a tacit admission by some that they will be spending more time sunbathing than getting on with their jobs in the coming days.

Inner London Crown court will CLOSE next Tuesday due to strike by criminal barristers - Vimarsana News

Inner London Crown court will CLOSE next Tuesday due to strike by criminal barristers

A judge at the court today warned jurors that they will not be sitting next Tuesday as several days of walkouts begin along with a refusal to take on new cases.

'Hundreds' of revellers arrive by train to Glastonbury TWO DAYS before gates officially open - Vimarsana News

'Hundreds' of revellers arrive by train to Glastonbury TWO DAYS before gates officially open

Scores of festival goers were today seen carrying their rucksacks and camping gear as they arrived to Castle Cary station in Somerset, near to the Glastonbury site.

Rail and Tube strikes WILL go ahead as last-ditch talks fail - Vimarsana News

Rail and Tube strikes WILL go ahead as last-ditch talks fail

The RMT Union strike is set to go ahead next week after talks over their demands for inflation-tied pay rises for workers and no compulsory redundancies failed.

Rail and Tube strikes will cost tourism, leisure and theatre industries a BILLION pounds - Vimarsana News

Rail and Tube strikes will cost tourism, leisure and theatre industries a BILLION pounds

Kate Nicholls, chief executive of industry group UK Hospitality, has warned that tourism and leisure businesses - already fragile following lockdowns during the pandemic - will take a 'big hit'