US EditionTalks to resume as bin strike continues
- Talks aimed at ending the Birmingham bin strike will resume on Wednesday.
- Leaders of the Unite union will meet officials from the city council to resolve the dispute over pay and jobs.
- Union members have been on strike for more than a month, causing rubbish to accumulate on the streets.
- The council has been focusing on clearing rubbish, while the Government has urged both sides to negotiate a deal.
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Evening Standard
Talks to resume over Birmingham bin strike
Officials from Unite and the city council will meet in a renewed attempt to break the deadlocked dispute over pay and jobs.
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