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Britain's Border Force will abandon their posts at airports in strike during the Christmas holiday period, the PCS union announced this week.

The home secretary suella braverman has warned people travelling abroad at christmas that they face "serious disruption" because of planned strikes by staff at uk border force. the action will take place at various airports, including heathrow and gatwick, between the 23rd and 31st of december. the government says it is working on new laws to limit the rights of some workers to go on strike. our political editor chris mason is at westminster. what's the level of concern in government about this action? there's a real worry about this, not least because they accept in government that there's ju...

And highways staff. the prime minister, rishi sunak, has warned he will introduce "tough new laws" to limit the impact of strikes, as our political editor, chris mason, reports. another day, another strike announcement. this time it is border force staff. their complaint, an increasingly familiar one. we, like nurses and teachers and paramedics and other people in the public sector, have no option other than to take industrial action because our members currently are skipping meals, not being able to put the heating on at home, because of the poverty they are living in. what do we want? fair p...

This is bbc news. the headlines... the left—wing president of peru, pedro castillo, has been detained by the security forces, after the congress voted to impeach him. he had been the subject of protests after allegations of corruption under his leadership. police in germany have arrested 25 people in connection with a suspected plot to try to overthrow the government. the group, made up of far—right and ex—military people, allegedly planned to storm the reichstag parliament building. uk border force staff union members are to go on strike for eight days over christmas — affecting airpo...

Good evening. hundreds of thousands of travellers hoping to use british airports over the christmas period are facing chaos and uncertainty because of strike action announced today by staff at uk border force. they're planning to take action over eight days, between the 23rd of december and new year's eve, at birmingham, manchester, cardiff, glasgow, gatwick, heathrow and manchester airports, as well as the port of newhaven. the pcs — the public and commercial services union — says the strikes will escalate unless the government puts "money on the table now." the vast majority of passport ...