the national education union says teachers in england will strike on two more days injuly, in their long running dispute with the government over pay. the national education union says teachers will take action on wednesday, july 5th, and friday, july 7th. the government says the strikes will cause damage to learning and disruption to parents. the union claim it has no option because the education secretary has willfully turned her back on teachers and has no interest in settling the dispute. here s vanessa clark. national association of head teachers in wales are also taking action short of a strike. it s clear that this dispute is farfrom over. vanessa clarke, bbc news, leeds. our education editor branwenjeffreys is with me. that she has the means to resolve it. if she gets around the table and resolves this dispute, then we won t have to take the action and that s what we want to do. this have to take the action and that s what we want to do. what we want to do. this school in ches
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