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Learning to drive is often best believed to be done in a small, compact car which is easy to turn and park. However, News24 Motoring contributor Calvin Fisher takes his son, Zeke, for a driving lesson in the now, previous generation Ford Ranger Stormtrak.
In living standards since the 19505. as prices rise, wages aren t on the whole keeping up. statistically that gap is greater if you work in the public sector. let s have a look at what s happening this week. well, there ll be four days of rail disruption, as 40,000 staff walk out. and as we move closer to christmas, more than 100,000 royal mail workers will take part in two days of strike action this week. talks on pay, conditions and redunancies broke down deliveries are likely to be affected. if you re a learner driver check your test date. because examiners are set to walk out over pay, pensions and job security. this one is a staggered strike, affecting different regions at different times. scotland and the north east of england will be disrupted this week. healthcare workers in northern ireland, including nurses, technicians and administrative workers, have gone on strike this morning. members of two unions rejected a pay award made last week because it was below the rate
More than 100,000 royal mail workers are involved in two days of industrial action. if you re a learner driver, check your test date this week. examiners are set to walk out over pay, pensions and job security, with scotland and the north east of england affected. other areas could be hit later. healthcare workers in northern ireland, including nurses, technicians and administrative workers, have gone on strike. they rejected a pay offer last week, that was below the rate of inflation. and the royal college of nursing will begin its first strike in more than a century on thursday. over 100,000 nurses are taking part, demanding better pay. here s our political correspondent, damian grammaticas. every corner of the country now is feeling the effects of this rolling wave of strikes. today its health workers in northern ireland. as it stands, they say, there s no incentive for staff to stay in the nhs, the pay simply isn t good enough. they have had ten years extensively of pay cuts. they