in the suffering of his wife, meghan. there s widespread condemnation of the storming of brazil s congress by supporters of former president, jair bolsonaro. and history is about to be made here in cornwall, when later this evening the uk will be launching a rocket to send satellites up into space. and coming up on the bbc news channel, roberto martinez has been appointed as the new manager of portugal. the former everton boss left his role with belgium after the world cup. good afternoon and welcome to the news at 1:00pm. officials from rail, health and teaching unions, are taking part in separate talks with ministers to try to avert more industrial action. there has been no breakthrough so far. the unite union which represents workers across several sectors of the economy says the government has missed yet another opportunity to put this right, and the meeting was an insult to his members . strikes in the health service next week involving unite are now likely to go ahea
today at 1:00pm, union reps talk with ministers to ease the threat of more strike action. but the signs aren t good with claims the government has missed yet another opportunity to put things right. one to put things right. union claims their negotiations we re one union claims their negotiations were insulting. the one union claims their negotiations were insulting- one union claims their negotiations were insulting. the government have missed et were insulting. the government have missed yet another were insulting. the government have missed yet another opportunity - were insulting. the government have missed yet another opportunity to i missed yet another opportunity to put this right. we came here in good faith. earlier, the prime minister was positive about today s meetings with the unions. the most important thing is that the conversations are happening, that people are talking, and with regard to pay we have to have those conversations based on what s affordable, what s reaso
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union. my real question, who is it going to cost, the state or the unions and is that what they want to spend their money on? i would suggest that the union is much more concerned about their union dues and having ability to control a lot of the election conversation. nancy, when the tea party burst on the scene they received accusations and the signs aren t nice, a little nasty, are you feeling any aggression on the ground? ments i didn t feel any aggression. we were grouped together and the protesters were walking around the square. i think there was interaction between individuals coming and going to our event, but i didn t see any aggression within our organization activity yesterday. does the tea party see this as a national moment? is that why they re focused on wisconsin, do they see this trickling to other states? absolutely. i would say this is the revolution of our day. and wisconsin is basically