To raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from the to raising public sector pay. yes, and the tone from the government seems to be, we can t give inflation busting pay rises or even big pay rises, because that itself would be inflationary. we are trying to tackle inflation. if that continues to be the government line, would the people who were with you today plan to continue striking, is that there mood? ~ ., , ., to continue striking, is that there mood? ~ . , ., ., to continue striking, is that there mood? . . , . ., ., to continue striking, is that there mood? . , ., ., ., , mood? what is hard to ignore is the relentlessness mood? what is hard to ignore is the relentlessness of mood? what is hard to ignore is the relentlessness of this mood? what is hard to ignore is the relentlessness of this industrial i relentlessness of this industrial action. today was a big da
Could be striking injust have the fire brigades union who could be striking in just over three weeks time. always interesting was that the head of the pcs union mark serwotka today was promising another day like today, more coordinated action and inviting even more unions to take part. zoe action and inviting even more unions to take part- to take part. zoe conway, our employment to take part. zoe conway, our employment correspondent, l to take part. zoe conway, our| employment correspondent, in whitehall in central london. let s talk now with pa media s industrial correspondent alan jones, to tell us more about these disputes. you and i have spoken many times about the rail strikes. there is a train driver struck today, but there is so much more than that. your thoughts when you see those images of thousands of people streaming through central london and their resolve. where is this headed? this resolve. where is this headed? is though you were saying, there are
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His deputy, his close ally, and his latest political headache. questions mounting for dominic raab over bullying allegations. will you sack dominic raab, prime minister? ..leading to questions for the prime minister over whether to sack him. according to recent reports, some of the complainants were physically sick. 0ne says they were left suicidal. how would he feel if one of his friends or relatives was being forced to work for a bully, simply because the man at the top was too weak to do anything about it? when i was made aware of formal complaints, i instructed a leading independent kc to conduct an investigation, because i take action when these things happen. the prime minister insists it is right that due process is followed by letting this lawyer finish his investigation into dominic raab. the head of the union representing civil servants disagrees. if that was any other employee, if that was a permanent secretary in the civil service,