'Every day is a crisis in our railways.' RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch says the union has not had any strikes since the beginning of October, so there's been 'ample time for this lot to get their act together'. 📺 Sky 501, Virgin 602, Freeview 233
RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch has said he had a"positive meeting" with Transport Secretary Mark Harper today.
Mr Lynch says there have been no strikes in six weeks and nothing has changed, hence the need to"keep the pressure on".Housing Secretary Michael Gove has branded the conditions some people are living in at Rochdale Boroughwide Housing properties as"unforgivable".following the death of two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died with substantial amounts of mould in his home.
However, the spokesman gave no specific date to bring down numbers, nor did they give any target figures for the number of people they think should be coming into the UK.The spokesman added that Home Office statistics show the UK helped more than 144,000 people from Hong Kong, 144,600 from Ukraine and 22,000 from Afghanistan.
"If you've got something that will help with your members of experience, then you don't rule anything out", he said.The Liberal Democrats have written to the cabinet secretary calling for an investigation into claims Dominic Raab used his personal email for government business. "'Government information must be handled in accordance with the requirements of the law, including the Official Secrets Act, Freedom Of Information Act , Data Protection Act and Public Records Act.'
Responding to the email claims, Downing Street said ministers were allowed to use private email addresses within the terms of existing guidance. Speaking to Kay Burley, the head of the CWU had called on the Royal Mail CEO Simon Thompson to debate him on air, as we reported at 7.31am. Volumes have continually decreased from 20 billion letters a day in 2004 to 2005 to eight billion now, Mr Thompson said. Government yet to reach 'satisfactory agreement' with PPE firm as Rayner criticises 'total failure of due dilligence'
"It now appears that tens of millions of pounds of that money ended up in offshore accounts connected to the individuals involved, profits made possible through the company's personal connections to ministers and the Tories' VIP lane that was declared illegal by the High Court.
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