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Europe · LondonRoyal Mail's biggest labour union, the Communication Workers Union, tweeted on Wednesday that it will go ahead with planned strikes on Nov. 24 and Nov. 25, after talks with the British post and parcel company over its latest pay offer did not end well.See the Story
Royal Mail's largest union confirms planned strikes in November
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
Europe · LondonScots firefighters prepare for ballot for strike action as 'insulting' pay offer talks stall. The aim is for the ballot to be held in five weeks’ time. The 2% pay offer is part of a UK-wide pay negotiation machinery. It is the latest in a ferocious backlash from public sector workers.See the Story
Firefighters and control room staff to be balloted for strikes over pay
50% Left coverage: 12 sources
Europe · LondonTens of thousands of workers could go on strike in the coming months in the battle for better pay, a union leader has warned. In Sharon Graham’s first year as general secretary of Unite, the union’s members have fought for better pay in more than 450 disputes. Union boss Sharon Graham revealed they had already won eight out of 10 disputes securing £150 million in new wagesSee the Story
Union warns ‘thousands of workers’ could go on strike in coming months
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
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Europe · GermanyGerman Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces a €65bn (£56.2bn) package of measures to combat the threat of rising energy costs. Measures include one-off payments to the most vulnerable and tax breaks to energy-intensive businesses. Energy prices have soared since Russia invaded Ukraine and Europe is trying to wean itself off Russian energy.See the Story
Germany vows €65bn package to combat energy crisis
80% Left coverage: 5 sources
US & CanadaThe Dutch agricultural minister resigned following nationwide protests from farmers who feared the ministry's climate policy would destroy their livelihoods.See the Story
Dutch Agriculture Minister Resigns After Mass Farmers Protests
67% Right coverage: 3 sources
Politics · LondonCampaigners are challenging the Home Office's plan to send some cross-Channel migrants to Rwanda. In written submissions, lawyers flagged repeated instances of government concerns about the country. A second stage to the case is expected to take place in October before the High Court gives its ruling.See the Story
Ministers warned about Rwanda's human rights, court told
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
EuropeEx-Labour MP Frank Field and former pensions minister Ros Altmann condemned the failure of privatisation in a joint statement. They urged the next prime minister to control price rises in order to get a handle on soaring energy bills and rising inflation. It is widely assumed that Foreign Secretary Liz Truss will be handed the keys to Number 10 in a matter of days.See the Story
Energy crisis is ‘Dunkirk moment’ that shows privatisation has failed, peers say
67% Left coverage: 3 sources
Europe · CairoAn Egyptian MP was removed from a news conference about jailed hunger striker Alaa Abd El-Fattah after he questioned whether the British-Egyptian was a political prisoner.See the Story
Egyptian MP removed from COP27 meeting about jailed hunger striker after shouting at his sister
Coverage: 2 sources
Europe · RwandaPriti Patel told parliament the policy intended to deter illegal and dangerous small boat crossings in the English Channel. But lawyers for the Home Office said it was not a criminal penalty. Lord Pannick QC told a hearing on Wednesday: It is not a penalty contrary to [the Refugee Convention] to remove to safe third country.See the Story
‘Not a punishment’ for asylum seekers to be sent to Rwanda, government tells court
100% Left coverage: 2 sources
