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In light of COVID, teachers going on strike is “unforgivable” and “responsible,” according to the education secretary.
The National Education Union (NEU) stated that it will consult its members in the fall, “strongly pushing” them to support ...
Voters cast ballots in by-elections in Wakefield and Tiverton & Honiton.
Officially, voting has begun for the by-elections in Wakefield, Tiverton, and Honiton. The Conservatives gained the two seats in West ...
Agency workers will be permitted to replace striking employees.
By current government proposals, contract workers may be permitted to replace striking employees. It follows three days of huge rail ...
According to Dominic Raab, giving in to union pay demands would create a “vicious cycle” of inflation.
Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab stated that ministers cannot allow unions to win the struggle for greater pay because it ...
The teachers’ union is threatening to strike for a wage increase that exceeds inflation.
The largest teaching union in the United Kingdom is planning a walkout over “alarmingly low” wages, demanding an inflation-beating wage ...
“Attacks on Carrie are quite offensive,” says Dominic Raab in response to claims concerning jobs.
Dominic Raab referred to the criticism of Boris Johnson and his wife Carrie for allegedly attempting to secure top posts ...
Labor demands for a vote to provide an all-party committee emergency powers.
On Tuesday, members of parliament will vote on whether to grant a select committee the authority to appoint its independent ...
Boris Johnson is recovering from a minor procedure, according to Downing Street.
Before Mr. Johnson’s return to work on Tuesday, any “important decisions” will be made by Mr. Johnson’s deputy, Dominic Raab. ...
Boris Johnson advises commuters to “stay the course” in the face of “unnecessary annoyance” caused by train strikes.
Boris Johnson has advised commuters to “stay the course” in the face of “unnecessary annoyance” caused by train strikes. The ...
Irish leader warns that the Northern Ireland Protocol Bill is “economic vandalism”.
It would be a “very serious situation,” according to Micheal Martin if the British government moved forward with legislation to ...
Caution, Larry: There is a new cat named after a Labor prime minister in Westminster.
Larry the cat has not yet commented on the most recent addition to the parliamentary grounds. After prowling the corridors ...
Boris Johnson confidence vote: Shapps ‘one out’ on size of Tory rebellion that surprised Conservative whips.
The transport secretary, who had previously accurately estimated Boris Johnson’s support in the leadership race, characterized his recent forecast as ...