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Christmas travel chaos: How Border Force and rail strikes could affect festive travel plans

‘If they go ahead with those strikes there will be undeniable, serious disruption caused to many thousands of people who have holiday plans’ – home secretary, Suella Braverman

The Independent UK

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

Wales Online

Train strikes: Every date in December 2022 and January 2023

Widescale walkouts planned for eight dates

The Independent UK

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Passengers advised to avoid train travel during latest 48-hour strike

A wave of industrial action is expected to disrupt rail services for four weeks around Christmas

The Guardian - UK

Chaos continues as Royal Mail staff join rail workers in walkout

Nurses prepare to walk out as soon as RMT and Royal Mail staff return to work

The Independent UK

Struggling workers suffer worst wage growth in 50 years as Tories refuse pay deals

And as industrial action grows across the country, No10 was accused of deliberately scuppering pay deals to pick a fight with those trying to improve poor wages

Daily Mirror

Rail strikes: London braces for next day of travel misery as union warns ‘no deal in sight’

RMT walkout on Wednesday to cause further chaos and hit businesses after severe disruption from industrial action on Tuesday

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Strike summit blasts government 'picking fight with unions' to hide economic failures

The Mirror this evening hosted a summit of Union bosses in our headquarters to answer questions from readers as thousands of workers prepare to walk out in the coming weeks

Daily Mirror

Mick Lynch brands Richard Madeley an 'Alan Partridge character' after GMB clash

Mike Lynch, General Secretary of the RMT Union, took aim at Richard Madeley during the Mirror's live Facebook debate over impending strikes, describing him as a TV character

Daily Mirror

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

UK Government language on strikes are plot to vilify workers, says union chief

General secretary of the Scottish Trades Union Congress Roz Foyer has said the language used by the UK Government towards trade unions is an attempt…

The National (Scotland)

Mick Lynch is right – the BBC has swallowed the anti-strike agenda of the Daily Mail

The RMT leader says the broadcaster has taken the rightwing press’s line when it comes to workers’ rights. He has a point, says Guardian columnist Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK

ITV GMB fans appalled as Richard Madeley tells union boss to 'jog on'

Viewers flocked to social media to share their thoughts on the heated exchange with RMT leader Mick Lynch

Nottingham Post

Rail services hit as first wave of strikes begin

Around half of Britain’s rail lines are closed, with other trains only running between 7.30am and 6.30pm.

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Do rail workers still get paid when they go on strike?

RMT members in latest walkout over pay and conditions

Evening Standard

What are workers’ rights to strike? Government to introduce ‘anti-strike’ bill

Rishi Sunak is understood to be planning to bring in anti-strike laws, so what are workers’ current rights to strike?

Liverpool Echo

Impact train strikes will have on Avanti, Merseyrail and Northern

Half of all lines are closed across the UK and trains are only operating between 7.30am and 6.30pm on Tuesday and Wednesday

Evening Standard

The Standard View: Cooler heads must prevail to break the rail deadlock

The danger with long-running disputes is that all sides become entrenched. We are already starting to see this in the dispute between the RMT union and ministers.

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Bristol Post

All the strikes taking place in Bristol this month

Nurses, postal workers, council staff and more are among those taking industrial action

Liverpool Echo

Woman donates train fare to striking workers at Lime Street

Act of solidarity takes place as rail staff walk out for latest round of industrial action

The Guardian - UK

Mick Lynch accuses BBC of ‘parroting’ rightwing propaganda

RMT boss hits out at Today presenter Mishal Husain and also clashes with GMB’s Richard Madeley over strikes

Evening Standard

Blame game over strikes as minister accuses RMT of trying to wreck Christmas

Transport Secretary Mark Harper refused to deny that he had made one of the conditions of a deal to end the dispute as more driver-only trains

The Independent UK

Is there a Tube strike this week?

As the RMT launches the first in its next series of winter walk-outs, how is London’s transport network affected?

Chronicle Live

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

The Independent UK

Train strikes - live: Britain grinds to a standstill as rail passengers warned not to travel

Today marks the first of 12 walk-outs planned for December and January

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