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clear with the trade unions i m available, and available to see them this afternoon, or tomorrow. from the health service to the railway, where more strikes are due next week, over christmas and into january, in england, scotland and wales, in disputes over pay and changing conditions. it is quickly becoming very difficult to avoid being affected by growing industrial action. morning, how you doing? we have mick lynch taking your calls, general secretary of the rmt. so what will that mean for sympathy or otherwise for those going on strike? the tide has turned. the people i have spoken to yesterday have all turned. they are all in favour of the nhs, and understand where they are coming from, but with regards to railway workers, they are losing patience now. if you win, you will win it i at the cost of people whoa are listen on the breadline in the arts sector. - if you want to strike, leave the christmas period alone. i understand. we can t leave it till