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The strike will take place on Friday, a day after BT reported its first sales growth for five years

People with TV packages and users of the EE mobile phone network will also be affected

CARTOON caricatures of unions leaders – barons! militants! – don’t do much for the national debate. Generally they are neither, they are just trying to do the best for their members in the most trying circumstances.

BT boss Philip Jansen today expressed his “sadness and disappointment” as unions head out on a two-day strike that starts tomorrow.

BT said the issue has now been resolved

Nobody working for what they say is a 'blue chip' company should have to go to a foodbank"

A councillor called on BT to 'stop holding the council to ransom over the use of public space' and remove dilapidated payphones across the city.

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CELTIC hero Chris Sutton has reacted to the news that Rangers and BBC Scotland have settled their long-standing dispute.

The Scottish Government overruled council bosses after it rejected BT’s plan to replace phone boxes with street ‘hubs’.

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