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Rail strike dates and National Rail lines affected on eve of biggest walkout in 30 years

More than 50,000 rail and Tube workers will walk off the job on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday in a row over pay, jobs and conditions - here's everything you need to know to prepare

Daily Mirror

Teachers and nurses may join rail workers in next stage of strikes

The railways will be shutting down for three days this week but industrial action could also be taken by teachers and nurses demanding fair pay

Chronicle Live

Rail strikes: Teachers and nurses may join train workers in next stage of walkouts

Union bosses have warned of potential chaos this week on top of the pandemonium already expected in light of the railways shutting down for three days this week

Daily Mirror

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Government accused of ‘inflaming tensions’ over rail dispute

Train and Tube services will be crippled by strikes this week in bitter disputes over pay, jobs and conditions.

The Independent UK

Cost of living march was a sea of people who deserve better vowing to 'turn the tables'

After 12 years of austerity, two years of a Covid pandemic, Brits are now facing the worst Cost of Living crisis in decades - prompting thousands to take to the streets to call for a better future

Daily Mirror

Thousands march in London to demand action over cost of living crisis

‘Don’t you dare shift the blame for inflation on to working people,’ TUC chief warns Boris Johnson

The Independent UK

New strike chaos as teachers and NHS staff warn of action over pay

Rail unions set to walk out on Tuesday, as clashes loom over public sector pay offers falling short of inflation

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Cost of Living march: Protesters take to streets demanding action on skyrocketing prices

Huge crowds took part in the The We Demand Better march in central London this morning, carrying banners reading "cut war not welfare" and "end fuel poverty, insulate homes now"

Daily Mirror

Cost of living protesters march on Parliament Square

The TUC says its research suggests that workers have lost almost £20,000

Wales Online

'My wages no longer cover everything I have to pay out due to soaring bills'

Mags Davies says when her gas and electricity bill went up from £89 to £208 in April, she blamed the bank, but later she was forced to sit down to try and figure out how to bring her expenses down

Daily Mirror

Tens of thousands to join protest march against cost of living crisis

The march will call on the Government to do more to help those struggling across the UK

Wales Online

Thousands march in London over cost of living crisis

Demonstration organised by TUC calls on government to make ‘better deal’ for people struggling to cope with soaring inflation

The Guardian - UK

Tens of thousands to protest demanding government does more in cost-of-living crisis

Trade Union leaders say workers are suffering the “longest and harshest” squeeze on their earnings in modern history and are pressing for more government support

Daily Mirror

Thousands expected at protest to call for help with cost-of-living crisis

Trade union leaders, frontline workers and community organisations will be among those at the demonstration in London.

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Daily Mirror

'Government should listen to workers marching to demand a better deal'

The TUC has organised a march to send a message to the Government that more needs to be done to tackle the cost of living crisis. The Government should listen and act

Daily Mirror

'Rishi Sunak's measures to help people struggling with cost of living came far too late'

TUC Deputy General Secretary Paul Nowak says one-off payments to help families with energy bills won't make much difference in the long term - workers will still struggle to pay their bills this autumn

Daily Mirror

Cost of living We Demand Better march - when it's on and why it's happening

The cost of living crisis is having devastating impacts on millions of people. Now, thousands are set to march to demand that the government take action on rising food and energy bills

Daily Mirror

Strikes 'not easy to organise' and need 'burning sense of injustice', says union boss

TUC General Secretary Frances O’Grady spoke at a rally ahead of Saturday’s cost of living demo in London. She said Boris Johnson is 'not a stupid man' but 'is playing all the old tunes'

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Manchester Evening News

When is it too hot to work? Find out your employee rights ahead of heatwave

The Government provides official guidance for employers and employees whenever high temperatures are experienced during working hours

The Independent UK

UK Heatwave: How hot does it have to be to legally leave work

England is set to experience its first heatwave of the summer

The Independent UK

Plan to override protocol has left businesses in doubt, says industry boss

Darragh Cullen said the feeling around the legislation is similar to the worry felt following the UK’s vote to leave the EU.

Daily Record

West Lothian poverty charity says action is needed after client had to burn furniture to heat home

Angela Moohan, CEO of The Larder is calling for a national food emergency

Daily Mirror

NHS staff in tears with morale 'on the floor' as wages no longer cover life's basics

NHS nurses, midwives and more who worked on the frontline of the health service during the pandemic have now found themselves forced to use food banks

Liverpool Echo

What childcare costs help is available as prices soar by extra £2,000 per year

Parents are spending a massive chunk of their pay packets on childcare bills

The Guardian - UK

UK childcare costs soar by more than £2,000 in a decade, TUC says

Analysis shows average nursery fees for children under two have risen by £185 month since Tories took office

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