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Martin Lewis leaves GMB viewers in tears as he gives emotional Christmas message

The consumer expert had a special message for anyone who might be isolated or lonely this Christmas - and viewers of the ITV show were moved by his comments

Chronicle Live

This Morning's Vanessa Feltz slammed for Mick Lynch 'dig'

The This Morning guest appeared to suggest Mr Lynch is unwilling to compromise for the rail workers

Liverpool Echo

UK strikes timeline: How December’s industrial action will affect you

Protests against salary stagnation and working conditions happening almost every day this month, threatening widespread disruption across Britain as Christmas approaches

The Independent UK

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Martin Lewis has GMB fans in tears with emotional goodbye as he announces break from show

Martin Lewis left Good Morning Britain viewers in tears as he shared a poignant emotional final message on the ITV breakfast show as he announced he'd be taking a break

Daily Mirror

ITV This Morning reaction as Chris Kamara opens up about speech condition and fans defend Ben Shephard

The ex-Sky Sports favourite confessed he thought: 'I’m going to wake up one day and it’s all gone'

Nottingham Post

Chris Kamara supported by Ben Shephard as he appears on ITV amid speech condition

Chris opened up on the impact of living with the speech condition on This Morning with Ben by his side

Liverpool Echo

Every strike date planned for the rest of the year including nurses, posties and rail workers

Hundreds of thousands of workers are either currently on strike or due to take action in December and beyond

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I'm A Celeb's Scarlette Douglas to replace GMB star in major shake-up for ITV show

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! star Scarlette Douglas will be taking over presenting on Good Morning Britain over the Christmas break

Daily Mirror

Soldiers working as ambulance drivers during NHS strikes won't be allowed to speed or run red lights

Some 750 members of the British Military will be drafted in next week, while 10,000 ambulance workers take industrial action - but troops won't be allowed to break the speed limit or dash through red lights like traditional drivers do.

Chronicle Live

UK rail strikes: what’s behind the claims and counterclaims?

From the BBC ‘parroting the most rightwing stuff’ to a standoff between Mick Lynch and GMB over when ‘Christmas’ starts

The Guardian - UK

Glasgow gritting teams at 'breaking point as hundreds complain about untreated streets'

Workers trying to grit the city streets have raised concerns over the potential dangers, with some areas being left as staff focus on priority streets around schools and hospitals.

Glasgow Live

I'm A Celebrity star Scarlette Douglas to replace GMB host following jungle success

She will take over Richard Arnold's spot over the festive break

Nottingham Post

Almost 300 Mersey Care staff to strike in row over pay

GMB union said "NHS is on life support" as more action confirmed

Liverpool Echo

GMB's Richard Madeley and RMT boss Mick Lynch clash in fiery row branded 'worst interview ever'

Richard accused the union chief of talking 'nonsense' while Mr Lynch suggested that the presenter interview himself as the pair became embroiled in a heated argument

Chronicle Live

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The Independent UK

Only 40 armed forces medics trained to NHS standards, new figures reveal

Military will not undertake clinical duties while filling in for striking paramedics

The Independent UK

Richard Madeley says Prince Harry seems like a ‘very damaged man’

‘GMB’ presenter discussed the controversial Netflix documentary with his co-host Kate Garraway, plus royal editor Royah Nikkah and journalist Maverine Cole

Wales Online

Soldiers can't speed or cross red lights when they drive ambulances in strikes

Some people who call 999 will see a taxi arrive at their door instead of paramedics, a minister has said

The Independent UK

Trains, Royal Mail and nurses: Every strike planned in run up to Christmas

From ambulances to buses and postal deliveries, few public services will be unaffected by industrial action in Britain’s new ‘winter of discontent’

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Nottingham Post

Troops driving ambulances amid strikes 'won't be able to speed or run red lights'

Around 10,000 ambulance workers are due to join walkouts. However, those driving emergency vehicles will largely be restricted to non-urgent cases because of road restrictions.

Daily Mirror

Taxis will ferry 999 patients to hospital during ambulance strike next week

Health Minister Will Quince said the government is looking at 'block-booking taxis' for less urgent 999 calls, such as a diabetic issue, while ambulances attend to the most serious cases

Daily Mirror

Strike-breaking troops will drive ambulances - but can't speed or run red lights

Around 750 members of the armed forces will be deployed next week as 10,000 ambulance workers go on strike, but they will not be able to break the speed limit or jump red lights

Evening Standard

Downing Street slams ‘co-ordinated’ Christmas strikes

Downing Street on Monday slammed “co-ordinated” strike action set to cripple the country over Christmas.

Belfast Live

Western Trust services affected as workers strike over pay

Unison, Nipsa and GMB workers took to the picket line across Northern Ireland on Monday

Manchester Evening News

Richard Madeley reveals fall moments before presenting ITV Good Morning Britain as fans make observation

The presenter almost didn't make it onto the ITV news programme as he and Kate Garraway appeared from a different location

The Independent UK

Trains, Royal Mail and nurses: Every strike planned in run up to Christmas

From ambulances to buses and postal deliveries, few public services will be unaffected by industrial action in Britain’s new ‘winter of discontent’

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