media, it is, is this bondage? we will go through that with them on monday night and then we ll start an electronic consultation with our members about whether they think we are right when we say they should accept this. it will be on our members hands, but we think they should accept this, stop the industrial action and then we can carry on campaigning in other methods going forward. kevin, we have to leave methods going forward. kevin, we have to leave it methods going forward. kevin, we have to leave it there, methods going forward. kevin, we have to leave it there, but - methods going forward. kevin, we have to leave it there, but thank l have to leave it there, but thank you for that snapshot reaction here on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let s stay with a few stories making the headlines here in the uk. new figures suggest the uk economy shrank in may, but not by as much as economists had predicted. gdp fell by 0.1% compared with the month
of industry and government not listening to the concerns of disabled people. we put that to the rail minister. we want to make sure this works for the most vulnerable people who use the railway, but this is all about taking people who are currently underresourced and behind glass and taking them onto the front of the station, onto the platform, to be able to better help all people but particularly those who need help the most. unions have vowed to keep campaigning against the plans. these changes are not about modernising ticket offices, they are about cutting staff right across the piece on our railways and that means that the public will be isolated, the assistance will not be there but at the end of the day, it s about cutting hundreds or thousands ofjobs out of the system. passengers are being asked to give their views over the next three weeks. katie austin, bbc news. the time is 6.19. our top story this evening: a flypast over edinburgh and a special thanksgiving service to mark
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