it needs to be fixed because we want people to carry on working and these rules are making people leave. hater? rules are making people leave. very interestin: rules are making people leave. very interesting to rules are making people leave. very interesting to hear rules are making people leave. very interesting to hear your views this morning. bma pensions committee chair, and we will watch carefully and see what happens. relatives of a world war one soldier have been reunited with his medal, after it was found in a farmer s field in northallerton. the medal belonged to fred brown of the 4th battalion yorkshire regiment. within 48 hours, the metal detectorist who found the lost piece of history, had traced the descendants and were able to reunite them. phil connell has this report. it isa it is a military honour that was issued during the first world war, a silver medallion found in this north yorkshire field last week by dave batchelor, a detector is from durham. t batchelor, a d
show, really, is sit down, negotiate a reasonable compromise with us and then we would almost certainly put it to a referendum if it was something that we thought the members might wish to consider. the industry hopes to arrange fresh talks next week. for now, more strikes lie ahead. katie austin, bbc news. relatives of a world war one soldier have been reunited with his medal, after it was found in a farmer s field in northallerton. the medal belonged to fred brown of the 4th battalion yorkshire regiment. within 48 hours, the metal detectorist who found the lost piece of history, had traced the descendants and were able to reunite them. phil connell has this report. we don t have that report, if we can find it for you we will. i can tell you that if
the medal belonged to fred brown of the 4th battalion yorkshire regiment. within 48 hours, the metal detectorist who found the lost piece of history, had traced the descendants and were able to reunite them. phil connell has this report. it s a military honour that was issued during the first world war, a silver medallion found in this north yorkshire field last week by dave batchelor, a dectectorist from durham. i was going along and i got a really good signaland i pinpointed it, dug down and out she pops. in the days that followed, dave and anthony, a fellow detectorist, searched military records and discovered the medallion was a badge given to soldiers injured and discharged from the army. 0n the back, a unique number, that led them to its rightful owner. back in those days in world war i, men walking around of enlistment age would have had opinions cast on them if they weren t out serving, so this badge really was unique to that individual to say, actually, i have served and i hav
palette of 100,000 members costs £250,000. there are costs on all sides, political cost, and the family finances of a striking paramedic. i guess itjust comes a point of almost exhaustion, when i got to get when they have got to get around that table. we got to get when they have got to get around that table. get around that table. we will keep up-to-date get around that table. we will keep up-to-date with get around that table. we will keep up-to-date with you get around that table. we will keep up-to-date with you when - get around that table. we will keep up-to-date with you when we - get around that table. we will keep up-to-date with you when we get l get around that table. we will keep i up-to-date with you when we get that up to date with you when we get that enhancement. thank you very much for getting on it so quickly and to james, unexpectedly, but thank very much. now, we will try to take you back to the reports we were trying to bring you on the relative of the