who seems to have some momentum and something of the upper hand. but there could still be some sizable twists in all this as this realignment of the vote continues starting tomorrow. thank you, chris mason. rail workers will walk out on strike again on wednesday 27thjuly, the ongoing dispute is over pay, conditions and jobs. the rmt union has rejected a new 4% pay rise in the first year from network rail, calling it paltry. 0ur correspondentjon donnison is at london s st pancras station. what more do you have for us? for rail what more do you have for us? fr? rail passengers and commuters heading home tonight they are digestive venues they will face another day of pretty major disruption. three days strike action from the rmt last month, a 24 hour strike on wednesday the 27th ofjuly this time, the first week of the
weekend for those trying to get somewhere other than where they normally live? normally live? that s right. this weekend. normally live? that s right. this weekend, for normally live? that s right. this weekend, for many normally live? that s right. this weekend, for many people, - normally live? that s right. this i weekend, for many people, marks normally live? that s right. this - weekend, for many people, marks the start of half term and right now, here at st pancras, the eurostar terminal, there is a pretty steady flow of people arriving and departing but yesterday, there were a very long queues here, notjust tourists making their way from here tourists making their way from here to the continent but many liverpool fans on their way to paris for the champions league final and i am sure we will see many of them returning today, a pretty miserablejourney for them given the result. but when it comes to the roads, the rac estimates by the end of today round about 17 million lei
what cost is that deal struck? how much territory does ukraine have two seed? and as vladimir putin planning on stopping if he takes the donbas region? 0rwill on stopping if he takes the donbas region? or will he escalate things once more? state tv this week is talked about the desire to take kyiv once more, it is a huge uncertainty with ukraine continuing to pay dearly for this onslaught, frankly. james, in kyiv, thank you. uk holiday makers are continuing to face cancellations and severe delays at airports, train stations and ferry terminals at the start of the half term break. easyjet and tui have cancelled dozens of flights, while long queues have also been seen at london s st pancras station. 0ur correspondent tim muffett is there this morning. it all looks quite calm outside now but it s been a pretty difficult