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Are absolutely desperate with worry. it's been incredibly difficult for the families. this has been a year. wejoined them during their protest to mark that year of the state of exception. and people have actually had family members die in prison who they say had never been charged with any meaningful crime or anything properly related to gang activity when they were put in prison. and you can watch will grant's film "inside el salvador�*s gang crackdown" on bbc news this weekend. there watching bbc news. you are watching bbc news. members of the rmt have said they will stage a fresh strike o...

Security policy, why it is developing certain military capabilities. there is much less publicly available information. so perhaps what people can do to get a better understanding of china's thinking is to have all sorts of engagements and exchanges from all the way to top level senior leadership dialogues to operational level exchanges, involving experts, policy leads, and perhaps even the general public. policy leads, and perhaps even the general public-— general public. thank you so much for 'oinin: general public. thank you so much forioining us— general public. thank you so much forjo...

Strikes Rolling, since 26 September: Workers at Jacob’s Bakery factory in Aintree (GMB) strike Since 15 October: West Midlands Metro workers (Unite) strike for 52 days (non-consecutive), up to start of January Since 17 October: Housing repair workers in Barnet, north London (Unison) on indefinite strike, the first ever sanctioned by Unison’s Industrial Action Committee Since 20 October: Quorn factory workers in Billingham (Unite) on indefinite strike

As well as an increase in funding. services with avanti west coast return to normal this morning as managers in the rmt union return from strike action over the imposition of rosters. greater manchester mayor andy burnham and liverpool city region mayor steve rotheram are calling on the government to increase funding fortrain operators in the north. davinia ramos reports. you couldn't make it up. the males of liverpool and manchester running late to talk about the current rail chaos because their train was cancelled, and they have had enough. we are not second—class citizens in the north. we...

And manchester running late to talk about the current rail chaos because their train was cancelled, and they've had enough. we're not second—class citizens in the north. we shouldn't have a second class rail system, and it's causing misery to passengers. enough is enough. andy burnham and steve rotheram want more cash for train operators in the north of england to help deal with huge cancellations and delays. it comes as a number of avanti west coast rail services were cut on saturday due to action by train managers. it meant only one train per hour ran from london to liverpool, manchester a...