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For more details. so you can help build that database, that record of that amazing first hound account of the work that went on, that service, some really harrowing stories but really uplifting ones, to have that in one place be incredible. check that out if you or anyone you know was involved. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm alison earle. tube passengers are being warned of major disruption today as around 10,000 tube workers have begun a 2a—hour strike. the rmt union's taking action overjob cuts, working conditions and what it c...

Prevent that happening as far as possible. 0ther prevent that happening as far as possible. other measures include rules making a minimum number of two workers available in various other measures. —— tube workers. but if unions are more committed to action, then this could be a number of difficult months ahead for the government. we have not had industrial action... they haven�*t gone on strike for 35 years, so we really have industrial action of the scale for many decades. it will be interesting to see how the government responds and how the public reacts. government responds and how th...

Include recent government spending measures and inflation due to hit io%, prices pushed i is a weaker pound makes imports more expensive, especially, priced oil inflation is right running take—home pay and some of industrial action has followed with real wages due to follow tube workers. we with real wages due to follow tube workers.— tube workers. we cannot surround _ tube workers. we cannot surround from _ tube workers. we cannot surround from members| tube workers. we cannot - surround from members become poorer and under threat of losing theirjobs, that's not acceptable to us, my membe...

Recent government spending measures. and then there's the ugly — inflation due to hit 10%. prices pushed higher as a weaker pound makes imports more expensive, particularly dollar priced oil and gas. inflation is outrunning take—home pay and a summer of industrial action has already arrived, with rail workers set to follow tube workers out on a series of strikes in mid—june. we cannot passively sit round while our members become poorer and they are under a threat of losing theirjobs. that's not acceptable to us, and my members expect us to have a robust response to employers who have bee...