Thursday's rail strikes will go ahead as a bitter row breaks out between Mick Lynch and Grant Shapps
Last ditch talks failed to stop tomorrow's union walk out which will again see much of the country's train services scrapped.
RMT boss Mick Lynch held firm over demands about pay, jobs and conditions, while the Government has warned the action risks the future of their jobs and passenger faith in the rail network. "Grant Shapps has wrecked these negotiations by not allowing Network Rail to withdraw their letter threatening redundancy for 2,900 of our members," he said.
"I understand that the letter makes no mention of 2,900 redundancies, but I do know it confirmed Network Rail would be introducing desperately needed reforms for the industry after the union chose strike action instead of further talks.
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