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wages almost £9 and labour are committed to getting it to £10. you have also had some trades unions who are not happy. the bakers union who have been affiliated with the party since its foundation more than a century ago i ve decided to this affiliate. they are not happy with keir starmer s sense of direction. the gmb union, one of the country s biggest trades unions, frustrated as far as the party outlook on jobs is concerned. wanted to see more jobs based in the uk rather than overseas. take a look at this. what must ultimately overseas. take a look at this. what must ultimately happen overseas. take a look at this. what must ultimately happen as - overseas. take a look at this. what must ultimately happen as we are all paying must ultimately happen as we are all paying higher energy bills but the obs paying higher energy bills but the jobs promised have not been delivered so we don t want vague promises delivered so we don t want vague promises from labour. we want firm c
the prime minister to rethink. they say they are alarmed to see the government unwilling to heed the widespread warnings that are coming from all quarters. they add those who receive the money are most in need of levelling up, which the government has made its key mission. ministers say the extra money was always temporary, and they re now focused on a plan forjobs. but the pressure is only likely to grow in the coming weeks. nick eardley, bbc news, westminster. covid vaccines are being offered at the reading and leeds festivals this weekend in an effort to increase take up in young adults. pop up clinics will be open at both events, but health officials said people under the influence of alcohol or drugs will not be given a jab. it s after two other festivals were linked to a surge in cases in recent weeks. nhs trusts in england have been told to prepare for the possible extension of the coronavirus vaccination programme to i2 to 15 year olds next month. currentlyjabs are only offered
which the government has made its key mission. ministers say the extra money was always temporary, and they re now focused on a plan forjobs. but the pressure is only likely to grow in the coming weeks. nick eardley, bbc news, westminster. a man wanted by police in connection with a double murder in central london last week has been found seriously hurt on a canal boat. detectives believe the injuries suffered by lee peacock, who s 49, were self inflicted. he s in a critical condition in hospital. the nhs has temporarily stopped some blood testing in england for certain conditions, like pre diabetes and allergies, due to shortages of collection tubes. doctors are being urged to stagger regular blood tests if it s clinically safe. becton dickinson, the medical device company which makes vials for the nhs, has warned of serious supply chain issues across the uk. nhs trusts in england have been told to prepare for the possible extension