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for a pay rise to mitigate the soaring cost of living. the industry is under pressure to save money because of falling passenger numbers, and rail bosses insist reform is needed, but it s the passengers that will feel the brunt. lots of people will work from home, which we ve all most of us who can have become accustomed to that over the past few years, so it could be that it doesn t bite those people quite so much as it would have done in previous years. but for more of the leisure and travel events you know, glastonbury s often mentioned as being one of the big events that s happening next week the reality is that people willjust have to find another way to travel. the department for transport told the bbc that they are hugely disappointed and felt the strikes were premature and are urging the rmt to reconsider. but with no compromise in sight for the time being, it s set to be a stressful seven days ahead for passengers. vishala sri pathma, bbc news. let s speak to the rai

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