for the third time _ the rmt executive. for the third time the — the rmt executive.t to their— time the rmt executive will not put it to their members and instead have called _ it to their members and instead have called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest. _ targeting the eurovision song contest, as you said. the reason why that is— contest, as you said. the reason why that is so_ contest, as you said. the reason why that is so appalling, it is not our song _ that is so appalling, it is not our song contest, we are hosting for ukraine — song contest, we are hosting for ukraine i— song contest, we are hosting for ukraine. i have met the head of ukrainian — ukraine. i have met the head of ukrainian railways, vladimir putin is targeting ukrainian railways, 100,000 — is targeting ukrainian railways, 100,000 staff killed. we should be in solidarity with them not targeting an event. strikes could play into the upcoming local elections looming this week in the uk. another issue that could play quite big on them is housing. a few months ago, ce

the rmt has also turned down latest industry _ the rmt has also turned down latest industry proposalseing to know more strikes before _ accept agreeing to know more strikes before negotiations start over the second _ before negotiations start over the second year's pay and changes to working _ second year's pay and changes to working practices. the train companies group said its been blindsided by this announcement and the government which ultimately helps _ the government which ultimately helps the purse strings here has described — helps the purse strings here has described the offer that was on the table _ described the offer that was on the table is _ described the offer that was on the table is best and final, so it's now unclear— table is best and final, so it's now unclear how— table is best and final, so it's now unclear how that dispute can move forward _ unclear how that dispute can move forward from here. katy unclear how that dispute can move forward from here.— unclear how that dispute can move forward from here. katy austin and huh forward from here. katy austin and hugh

firstly rmt workers accepted a deal that dispute ended.ompanies, but that dispute is still live. further strikes have not been ruled out, but there have been more talks and now there have been more talks and now there is an updated offer. and industry source told me that the pay element is still broadly the same, 5% for one year and 4% the second year the mac but the first year's increase would only depend on the union excepting the overall principle of changes to working arrangements. the second year's would be agreed at individual operators. changes would be agreed at individual operators. does that mean we are on the cusp of a deal or members are about to get a vote? we do not know. rmt�*s national committee is considering and a spokesperson said that no decision had been made on what to do next. separately, hundreds of contracted out cleaners who work on the railway have taken part of a strike today and tomorrow on a separate dispute over pay and working conditions. that was our transport correspondent. france's top constitutional cour

it's been put to the rmt executive and for the third time the rmt executive won't put it to their memberse called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest, as you've said. now, the reason why that's so appalling is it's not our song contest. we're hosting it for ukraine. now, i've met the head of ukrainian railways, putin's targeting ukrainian railways. there are hundreds of ukrainian railway staff who've been killed. what we should be doing is being in solidarity with them and not targetting the event. strikes could well play into the upcoming local elections looming this week in the uk. but another issue that could potentially be playing quite big in them is the issue of housing. now, a few months ago the uk government watered down certain house—building targets, saying local councils would have more leeway when it came to meeting them. that's something the opposition labour party has been critical of, and they're actually pledging to reinstate mandatory house—building targets if they get into government here in the uk. and shabana mahmood from the labour party

when i then look at the rmt trying to then disrupt googto— rmt trying to then disrupt googto ttat— rmtrike on any day in this country there will always be country and there will always be sonotttng— country and there will always be something—will something happening, there will atwavs—gotng- something happening, there will atwavs—gotng onl always be an event going on somewhere going be somewhere that is going to be impacted— somewhere that is going to be tnpaotot tw— somewhere that is going to be impacted by the _ somewhere that is going to be impacted by the strike. let's be want.— impacted by the strike. let's be ttant. ant— impacted by the strike. let's be want. no so— impacted by the strike. let's be blunt. and so in— impacted by the strike. let's be blunt. and so in many respects, unions a no win unions are in a no win situation. i mean, i've on situation. i mean, i've been on strike, but seems to me situation. i mean, i've been on striktmuch seems to me situation. i mean, i've been on striktmuch like seems to me situation. i mean, i've been on striktmuch like atems to me situatio

rmt in a modern agape church. rmt in a modern oonioxi— agape church.text means to give. and inoi-o nnoi— context means to give. and that's what love- context means to give. and that's what love is to christians,- that's what love is to christians, as love is sacrificial- christians, as love is sacrificial .- christians, as love is sacrificial . it is not selfish. sacrificial. it is not selfish. it sacrificial. it is not selfish. ii in— sacrificial. it is not selfish. ii is noi— sacrificial. it is not selfish. it is not lustful— sacrificial. it is not selfish. it is not lustful or desire for nononoi— it is not lustful or desire for personal pleasure. it is willing the personal pleasure. it is willing no good— personal pleasure. it is willing no good oi— personal pleasure. it is willing the good of the— personal pleasure. it is willing the good of the other . god the good of the other. god ieeonne— the good of the other. god became man— the good of the other. god became man and sacrificed nineeii— became man and sacrificed nineeii on— became man and sacr

rmt in a modern agape church. rmt in a modern oonioxi— agape church.ntext means to give. and inoi-o nnoi— context means to give. and that's what love- context means to give. and that's what love is to christians,- that's what love is to christians, as love is sacrificial- christians, as love is sacrificial .- christians, as love is sacrificial . it is not selfish. sacrificial. it is not selfish. it sacrificial. it is not selfish. ii in— sacrificial. it is not selfish. ii is noi— sacrificial. it is not selfish. it is not lustful— sacrificial. it is not selfish. it is not lustful or desire for nononoi— it is not lustful or desire for personal pleasure. it is willing the personal pleasure. it is willing no good— personal pleasure. it is willing no good oi— personal pleasure. it is willing the good of the— personal pleasure. it is willing the good of the other . god the good of the other. god ieeonne— the good of the other. god became man— the good of the other. god became man and sacrificed nineeii— became man and sacrificed nineeii on— became man and sac

the britain rmt trade unions seen in the last while that real workers will go on strike on the 13th ofhe eurovision song contest, so that move from the rmt trade union and we await a response from the trade companies themselves. that is the latest coming to us from the real strikes. now, we are about a minute or so from an in the programme so let's return to the news that is dominated through the course of the and earlier in the weakness of the situation in sudan. we are about four hours away from the end of that cease—fire and we are only hearing from the us secretary of state, in his earlier emma that she was actively working on extended the sudan cease—fire and he has talked about how the 72 hour cease—fire has helped with evacuating people. that is the backdrop and that is what they are trying to avoid, and a restart of the violence we have seen in khartoum, the capital. they haven't got long to try and negotiate and extension. is here in the next moment or two to take you through the next crucial hours. thanks for watching the programme, and see you next time here on bbc news. hel

the uk transport secretary mark harper has accused the rail union — the rmt, of "cynically targetingtrikes on the day of the event. the strike is due to take place on may the 13th after the union rejected the latest pay deal from train operators. the rmt said the rail delivery group, which represents the train operators, had "torpedoed" pay talks. staying with strikes, the uk�*s let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. officials in india say 11 people have died after a gas leak in the northern state of punjab, in an industrial area of ludhiana. four people are still in hospital. the source of the leak, as well as the kind of gas are not known yet. poor safety standards and insufficient checks make gas leaks common in india. also in india, forest officials have captured a rogue wild elephant that has killed seven people and destroyed houses in the state of kerala. more than 150 officials were involved in the operation to tranquillise the animal and then transport it through a specially designed lorry to a nature reserve. villagers had held protests demanding action, saying it was

rmt workers. and yet tbey-re— company. rmt workers. and yet tbey-re gemg— company. rmt workers. in tum mate— public sector, which will in turn make the— public sector, which will in turn make the inflation higher amt— turn make the inflation higher amt btgber— turn make the inflation higher and higher and— turn make the inflation higher and higher and everything turmer— and higher and everything turtber eut— and higher and everything further out of— and higher and everything further out of reach for everyme — further out of reach for everyone who - further out of reach for everyone who needs to buy it. we meet— everyone who needs to buy it. we meet te— everyone who needs to buy it. we meet to get— everyone who needs to buy it. we need to get inflation under center— need to get inflation under control and— need to get inflation under control and part of that is wage eemstratmt— control and part of that is wage eemstratmt. — control and part of that is wage constraint . now,— control and part of that is wage constraint . now, i— control and part of that is wage constraint . you 3

it included network rail and — but the rmt.en't driving the trend. one part of that sort of overall— the trend. one part of that sort of overall dispute has been settled with network rail, but the row with the drivers— with network rail, but the row with the drivers are still ongoing. we have _ the drivers are still ongoing. we have had — the drivers are still ongoing. we have had three new strike dates unveiled, — have had three new strike dates unveiled, the first is friday the 12th of— unveiled, the first is friday the 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st _ 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st of— 12th of may, the second is wednesday the 31st of may and of course saturdav _ the 31st of may and of course saturday the 3rd ofjune, which is fa cup— saturday the 3rd ofjune, which is fa cup final day, one of the biggest sporting _ fa cup final day, one of the biggest sporting events on the uk calendar, with fans _ sporting events on the uk calendar, with fans expected to come from manchester to london so they can

rmt members will strike on the 13th of may, the day of the eurovision song contest in liverpool.llows aslef calling strikes on the 12th and 31st of may and on the 3rd ofjune, the day of the fa cup final. the foreign secretary, james cleverly, has urged all uk nationals wishing to get out of sudan, to come forward as quickly as possible, after both sides in the conflict agreed to extend their ceasefire for another three days. so far, nearly 900 british nationals have been flown to safety by the raf. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams is in nairobi. good morning. a call for everyone to come as quickly as possible if they wish to leave the country. how are they reacting?— wish to leave the country. how are they reacting? yeah, this is another opportunity. — they reacting? yeah, this is another opportunity. this — they reacting? yeah, this is another opportunity, this extension - they reacting? yeah, this is another opportunity, this extension of - they reacting? yeah, this is another opportunity, this extension of the l opportunity, this extension of the ceasefire, which seemed

that their unreasonable pay for network rail made to their staff was put by the rmt to their membersthe train operating companies through their grouping, the rail delivery group, it has been put to the rmt executive and for the third time that executive will not put it to their members and have called strikes which are cynically targeting the eurovision song contest, as you said. it is not our song contest, we are hosting it for ukraine and i have met the head of ukrainian railways. vladimir putin is targeting the railways there, hundreds of staff killed and what we should be doing is in solidarity with them, not targeting an event. your will on the government role on the role of the train companies is about making sure there is an agreement that can be read so not just people going to eurovision but people watching this can get their journeys back to what they expect and the fact is that unions are not ready to accept the deal you've put on the table, four or 5%, half of the inflation along with what they would say are significant changes to how they are expected to work and they wo

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the maritime union, the rmt has called for an investigation into how the ferry carrying people from theound on 0rkney. 60 people, including a baby were stranded on the boat after smoke was detected in the engine room. all passengers are safe. the ferry had just come back into service after time in dry dock. 0ver dry dock. over in the us, president biden has addressed the annual white house correspondents dinner in washington. he called for the release of detained journalists including the wall street journal reporter, evan gursky that she was arrested in russia in march. the us president called a free press a pillar of a free society and not the enemy of it. in an apparent reference to donald trump's criticism ofjournalist. we criticism of “ournalist. we have been — criticism of journalist. we have been able _ criticism of journalist. we have been able to - criticism ofjournalist. - have been able to bring home dozens of hostages and wrongful detainees from afghanistan, the rhondda, venezuela, around the world. we are doing everything we can to prevent these cases from occurring in the

settled, including ambulance workers in england from the union unison, staff on network rail from the rmtrristers. but many are still ongoing, including teachers, passport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas is at westminster tonight. the rcn decision in england, a blow for the government which must have been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute? yes. been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute?— dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step _ dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step back and - dealt with this dispute? yes, i | think if you step back and think dealt with this dispute? yes, i - think if you step back and think the government has several big priorities and one is keeping or bringing inflation down so it does not want to agree to pay settlements it thinks will fuel that point to another is to tackle the waiting lists in the nhs and a third one is to bring back economic growth which is flatlining. more strikes are not going to help those se

meanwhile, the rmt overall. meanwhile, the rmt unden— overall. meanwhile, the rmt nae— overall.s will walk out on the— across 14 train operators will walk out on the 13th of may gag.— walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting— walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting the latest pay ener- — after rejecting the latest pay offer. general— after rejecting the latest pay offer. cir; t ”cl? ”yr after rejecting the latest pay offer. t t t offer. general secretary mick lynch claims the rail delivery group has now reneged on their original proposal and earlier aslef said its train drivers are planning three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact both the eurovision song contest and the fa cup final . contest and the fa cup final. detectives searching for the partner of a pregnant teacher who was killed in glasgow have found a body. police launched a murder investigation after morrell sturrock was found dead on tuesday morning. she was 29 weeks pregnant, a baby didn't survive. police scotland say the bodyis survive. pol

meanwhile, the rmt union have announced more strikes on may 13th, the day of the eurovision song contestted that the sudanese army and the prime realty group have agreed to a cease—fire. earlier i spoke to someone desperately trying to return to the uk. today she landed here and was reunited with her family. landed here and was reunited with herfamily. i spoke landed here and was reunited with her family. i spoke to landed here and was reunited with herfamily. i spoke to her as landed here and was reunited with her family. i spoke to her as she travelled home to leeds. she told me how lucky she felt to be alive. i feel like i'm born again. literally. 0n the trip to the home there were no words to describe that. i felt like we had been stopped too many times, 12 or 13 times and every time ifelt i wouldn't times, 12 or 13 times and every time i felt i wouldn't make it. the way that we had been treated, ifelt like we are not going to make it or survive. it was horrible and terrifying and it was a nightmare. it was a nightmare until we saw the british soldiers, that we felt that we are safe.

have come to an agreement including ambulance workers, staff on network rail who are members of the rmtssport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas joins us from westminster. we can speak to him just now. damien, clearly some progress for the government, but a lot of these talks are still deadlocked? yes. talks are still deadlocked? yes, the are, talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are. and — talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the _ talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the strikes - talks are still deadlocked? is: they are, and the strikes that have been resolved so far are the smaller ones, barristers and bus drivers. these are the big ones. the government is pointing to the fact that this one union has accepted this deal and says that shows it is a reasonable deal and it is pointing to the others who are still to ballot this month, largely paramedics, two more unions, and saying they should accepted as well. but of course you have that rejection from the rcn, which sp

the rmt was first out ot— go on strike. the rmt was first out of tne— go on strike.yal cottege ot— counterparts. and the royal college of nurses has never etnnt— college of nurses has never etnnt ont— college of nurses has never struck out before. this is their ninet— struck out before. this is their tinet etnite— struck out before. this is their first strike in— struck out before. this is their first strike in history. so i've got— first strike in history. so i've got sympathy— first strike in history. so i've got sympathy with the rcn . they got sympathy with the rcn. they etonteoi— got sympathy with the rcn. they etontet, i— got sympathy with the rcn. they started, i think— got sympathy with the rcn. they started, i think slightly amateurishly demand . a 19% wage amateurishly demand. a 19% wage rise amateurishly demand. a 19% wage ont— amateurishly demand. a 19% wage ont tnev— amateurishly demand. a 19% wage rise and they were— amateurishly demand. a 19% wage rise and they were never going to get— rise and they were never going to get on — rise and they were never

they have been other unions in dispute, the rmt was representing tens of thousands of workers in networkture is well as staff and stations. the dispute network rail has been solved, they have accepted a pay offer similar to the one that was on the table for aslef. the negotiations do seem to have been lagging behind the other unions throughout this dispute. clearly aslef is not happy with what they have been offered so far and is not willing to accept the latest offer. ., ~ not willing to accept the latest offer. . ~ , ., ., not willing to accept the latest offer. . ~ i. ., ., let's get more now on the government's new proposals to overhaul gambling. gamblers who are losing £1,000 a day will face checks as part of the tougher gambling regulations and maximum stakes will be set for online slot machines. culture secretary lucy frazer unveiled the white paper in parliament in the past couple of hours. joining me now is labour mp carolyn harris. she is the chair of the all—party parliamentary group on gambling related harms. welcome, thank you for being with us. there has been criticism abou

the rmt rivals city and united. the rmt nnon— rivals city and united. rest. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o— rest. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o eott— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it and stop it. top— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory— put a sock in it and stop it. top tony. soon— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey- put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey alongside her and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now, sky news party girl kay burley later left the agenda slip once again in a brace of confrontations with suella braverman and james cleverly on the migrant crisis today. this is the moment the foreign secretary said small boat arrivals quote , abusing arrivals were, quote, abusing our . when asked if our hospitality. when asked if he agreed with robert jenrick's comments about migrants having different values to brits . different values to brits. thousands, tens of thousands different values to brits

william rmt tate— popularity in australia. william rmt tate are— popularity in australia.y similar to britain's, it works perfectly well. ' “r: works perfectly well. and what do works perfectly well. and what to you— works perfectly well. and what do you what do you make of that, sarah? you're smiling. i also agree particularly and i keep reading in the media about how they were narrowly defeated in 1999, which is not the case at all. um, australia for a referendum— all. um, australia for a referendum to- um, australia for a referendum to pass, you have to tave— referendum to pass, you have to tave a— referendum to pass, you have to have a national— referendum to pass, you have to have a national majority, but atso— have a national majority, but atso a— have a national majority, but also a majority— have a national majority, but also a majority in the majority of also a majority in the majority ot states— also a majority in the majority ot states . — also a majority in the majority of states . and— also a majority in the majority of states . and they- also a majority in th

the rmt rivals city and united. the rmt nnon— rivals city and united.est. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o— rest. give it a rest. exactly. tnt o eott— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it— rest. give it a rest. exactly. put a sock in it and stop it. top— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory— put a sock in it and stop it. top tony. soon— put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey- put a sock in it and stop it. top tory, sean bailey alongside her and the author and broadcaster amy nicholl. now, sky news party girl kay burley later left the agenda slip once again in a brace of confrontations with suella braverman and james cleverly on the migrant crisis today. this is the moment the foreign secretary said small boat arrivals quote , abusing arrivals were, quote, abusing our . when asked if our hospitality. when asked if he agreed with robert jenrick's comments about migrants having different values to brits . different values to brits. thousands, tens of thousands different values to brits.

more strike news and this time the rmt union has news and this time the rmt union nae announced— news nan— has announced workers across 14 naln operators— has announced workers across 14 train operators will— has announced workers across 14 train operators will walk out on the train operators will walk out on lne gg. — train operators will walk out on lne gg. on— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting aneln— the 13th of may after rejecting ggg. latest— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay offer. the general— their latest pay offer. the general secretary,- their latest pay offer. the general secretary, mick lynch, claims the rail delivery group has reneged on their original proposal and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers are planning three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact both the eurovision song contest in liverpool and the fa cup final detector is searching for the p

more strike news and this time the rmt union has news and this time the rmt union nae announced— news nan— has announced workers across 14 naln operators— has announced workers across 14 train operators will— has announced workers across 14 train operators will walk out on the train operators will walk out on lne gg. — train operators will walk out on lne gg. on— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may after rejecting aneln— the 13th of may after rejecting ggg. latest— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay— the 13th of may after rejecting their latest pay offer. the general— their latest pay offer. the general secretary,- their latest pay offer. the general secretary, mick lynch, claims the rail delivery group has reneged on their original proposal and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers are planning three new strikes across may and june after turning down a 4% pay rise. the action by both unions will impact both the eurovision song contest in liverpool and the fa cup final detector is searching for the p

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of bad news for the sur— succession of bad news for the sup rmr— succession of bad news for the sup rmtp? just two of my family members haven't been before . downing been there before. downing street ts— been there before. downing street is demanding- e3r2;”r2; downing street is demanding the british wettert— street is demanding the british medical association abandon its temrmts— medical association abandon its temrmts tor— medical association abandon its temrmtstorr— medical association abandon its demands for a 35% pay rise and ertts— demands for a 35% pay rise and ertts ott— demands for a 35% pay rise and ertts ott tte — demands for a 35% pay rise and calls off the strikes . thousands calls off the strikes. thousands of calls off the strikes. thousands ot tumor— calls off the strikes. thousands of junior doctors— calls off the strikes. thousands of junior doctors in england trke— of junior doctors in england trwe terum— of junior doctors in england have begun four days of industrial— have begun four days of industrial action today, and experts— industrial action today, and experts r

their executive won't the rmt.h then . well, are paid enough then. well, look, they've been given a fair and reasonable pay offer and i think, by the way, the targeting of these big events is terrible . all i've met the head of rrtramtah— all i've met the head of ukrainian railways, i mean, hutm-s— ukrainian railways, i mean, putin's been— ukrainian railways, i mean, putin's been targeting ukrainian rail r— putin's been targeting ukrainian ratt , the— putin's been targeting ukrainian rail , the railways,— putin's been targeting ukrainian rail , the railways, hundreds of rail, the railways, hundreds of rattuay— rail, the railways, hundreds of railway workers— rail, the railways, hundreds of railway workers have been three. — railway workers have been three. the— railway workers have been killed. �*r�*v�*itii: 2 railway workers have been killed. 2 2 2 railway workers have been- killed. we should be standing in solidarity with them. the eurovision song contest is not ours . we're hosting it for ours. we're hosting it

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just days rmt and the train days ago, the rmt and the train drivers union aslef declared more rail strikes union. there's going to be a quiz at the end early hope you're paying attention. the train drivers union, they say we just want more money, basically . oh, and more money, basically. oh, and by the way, you can't attach strings to that. so effectively we are pretty much where we were a year ago before we went into the first set of national strikes since the 1980s. and for us train travellers, i don't have a car. millions of people out there don't have a car. your your train ticket is still a lottery ticket . you cannot plan lottery ticket. you cannot plan more than two weeks ahead because that's the minimum length of time that the unions must say they're going on strike. so it's an absolute mess . and just to remind people about those dates, it's friday, the 12th of may, the day before the 12th of may, the day before the eurovision final . that's the the eurovision final. that's the first day of the train drivers strike following day. it's the rmt union, the main rail union. and then

rmt veon— would be very good for her. rmt veon tor— would be very good for her.. welcome back. it is 6:21. you're watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and ellie . still to come, there's an invieitie— still to come, there's an invisible monster on the loose. inot-e— invisible monster on the loose. that's according— invisible monster on the loose. that's according to nasa. we've got tnot— that's according to nasa. we've got tnot ot— that's according to nasa. we've got tnot ot 6.5.— that's according to nasa. we've got that at 645. _ that's according to nasa. we've got that at 645. \rt'f.it" got that at 645. now, this is slightly scary, isn't it? but we're going to be talking to andy, lound about this one. also this morning, the royal family's first easter without the late queen. we'll be looking at that in more detail just after. 7:00 i'm i'm just going to be difficult, isn't it? i mean, just on an absolutely human level, it's going to be difficult because the queen was was obviously a devout christian. and easter is the most important part of the christ

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gb views at gb news. .uk. rmt up— that. gb views at gb news. .uk. rmt up hert— that.ssional conduct . well, let's- to be accused of unprofessional conduct . �*tttrttricc to be accused of unprofessional conduct . conduct. well, let's talk to former chief secretary to the treasury, david mellor. david good morning to you. let's talk lots of there's lots of striking people to talk about this morning. let's start with the nurse is the most striking person indeed, ellie. person is you and indeed, ellie. well, you go. you charmer, well, there you go. you charmer, you what what do we you all charmer. what what do we make of the nurses we're getting real that this real mixed views on that this morning and morning from our viewers and listeners. well i also had a spell as minister of health, one of the most thankless jobs i've ever tried to do. because when youe— ever tried to do. because when youre e— ever tried to do. because when you're a politician— ever tried to do. because when you're a politician in- because when you're a politician in trying to oreer— you're a politici

rmt does— they're sort of popular. rmt goes up.— they're sort of popular. be abrasive lviv isn't to shout, isn't to scream, isn't to shout, isn't to scream, isn't to belittle, it's to raise , as to belittle, it's to raise, as with the permanent secretary, who is the line manager of the civil servants in a particular department that they don't feel a member of their staff is performing correctly . that's the performing correctly. that's the correct management procedure for and that's where dominic raab has fallen short. i have to say one, i mean, one of the incidents where he has fallen short was the way he handled the situation regarding gibraltar, where it was someone who had had appeared to overstep the mark and said to the spanish that spanish soldiers could be could be posted permanent . lee across be posted permanent. lee across the border in gibraltar— be posted permanent. lee across the border in gibraltar .- lee across the border in gibraltar. now, toot,— the border in gibraltar. now, toot, r— the border in gibraltar. now, toot, r tmow— the border i

ant you sat— turner were not able to indeed. rmt you satt at— turner were not able to indeed.um in france, they could under the could be returned under the immigration act and under the dubun immigration act and under the dublin convention to the country from which came . um, and from which they came. um, and that was enshrined in the three dubun that was enshrined in the three dublin conventions. but when the brexit negotiations were concluded, someone then rather dropped the ball on that one because it would be easy enough. and i know you've advocated it turning the boats and turning the boats around and sending them to france and sending them back to france and they processed they could have been processed back in france and had their claims there was the claims dealt with there was the issue of stop the boats is a it's a it's a three word slogan. it's one that i wonder if this government will hold up to with the hands face space slogan where it turned out that they weren't really doing it themselves. yeah, quite. because themselves. yeah, quite. because the fact is when i

ant you sat— turner were not able to indeed. rmt you satt at— turner were not able to indeed.um in france, they could under the could be returned under the immigration act and under the dubun immigration act and under the dublin convention to the country from which they came . um, and from which they came. um, and that was enshrined in the three dubun that was enshrined in the three dublin conventions. but when the brexit negotiations were concluded, someone then rather dropped the ball on that one because it would be easy enough. and know you've advocated it and i know you've advocated it turning the around and turning the boats around and sending back to france sending them back to france and they processed they could have been processed back their back in france and had their claims there was the claims dealt with there was the issue of stop the boats is a it's a it's a three word slogan. it's one that i wonder if this government will hold up to with the hands face space slogan where it turned out that they weren't really doing it themselves. yeah, quite. because themselves

we're starting the conversation— channel rmt news.itoi— on your tv, online and on digital radio— on your tv, online and on digital radio .— on your tv, online and on digital radio . well, the digital radio. well, the yorkshire— digital radio. well, the yorkshire seaside town of scarborough— yorkshire seaside town of scarborough has been crowned the tsst— scarborough has been crowned the tsst oioos— scarborough has been crowned the tsst hioos h— scarborough has been crowned the best place in the— scarborough has been crowned the best place in the uk to visit this— best place in the uk to visit this tostst. — best place in the uk to visit this easter. the— best place in the uk to visit this easter. the resort town has tssh— this easter. the resort town has tssh ooouiot— this easter. the resort town has been popular with— this easter. the resort town has been popular with holidaymakers hom— been popular with holidaymakers tom—syst- from across the country ever sis— from across the country ever ths— from across the country ever since the

mr james cleverly, the foreign secretary well, the rmt union has announced workers across 14 train operatorseneged on their original proposal, which was to offer a 5% pay increase if the union ended its industrial action . and earlier the aslef action. and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers are planning three new strike days after turning down a 4% pay rise. their schedules across may and june , one of those days and june, one of those days coinciding with the fa cup final and the royal college of nursing has been forced to cut short strike action planned for this weekend after the government won a legal challenge. today, the high court ruled part of their 48 hour walkout on tuesday would be unlawful. as the ch's six month mandate for strike action would have run out the day before. nurses have been protesting outside the high court today. some signs reading silencing nurses is silencing patients . the dups leader says patients. the dups leader says the government's latest budget for northern ireland is playing politics and punishing people. the funding allocation is likely to re

mr james cleverly, the foreign secretary well, the rmt union has announced workers across 14 train operatorsy offer. the general secretary, mick lynch, claims the rail delivery group has now reneged on their original proposal, which was to offer a 5% pay increase if the union ended its industrial action . and earlier the aslef action. and earlier the aslef union said its train drivers are planning three new strike days after turning down a 4% pay rise. their schedules across may and june , one of those days and june, one of those days coinciding with the fa cup final and the royal college of nursing has been forced to cut short strike action planned for this weekend after the government won a legal challenge. today, the high court ruled part of their 48 hour walkout on tuesday would be unlawful. as the ch's six month mandate for strike action would have run out the day before. nurses have been protesting outside the high court today. some signs reading silencing nurses is silencing patients . the dups leader says patients. the dups leader says the government's latest budget for northern irel

the rmt union has announced workers across 14 new— announced workers across 14 train operators— announceds will walk out on the 13th of may.— train operators will walk out on the 13th of may. they've ceieciei— the 13th of may. they've rejected their- the 13th of may. they've rejected their latest pay offer . ine— rejected their latest pay offer . ine geneni— rejected their latest pay offer . the general secretary, mick iwncn— . the general secretary, mick iwncn ,— . the general secretary, mick iwncn , cieinc— . the general secretary, mick lynch , claims the rail delivery lynch, claims the rail delivery group— lynch, claims the rail delivery 9roup nec— lynch, claims the rail delivery 9roup nee new— lynch, claims the rail delivery group has now reneged on their enginei— group has now reneged on their original proposal,— group has now reneged on their original proposal, offering 5% ii— original proposal, offering 5% increase if the _ original proposal, offering 5% increase if the union ends iniwcwiei— increase if the union ends industrial action and earlier, asiii— industrial action and earl

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the rmt on the 13th, the day people are heading to liverpool for the final of eurovision.chers say the government is treating public sector workers with contempt. here's our education editor branwen jeffreys. sheriff. this primary school has stayed open on strike days so far, protecting the children from any disruption. one teacher's union is already taking industrial action. now, head teachers will be balloted, too. i won't deny it's a challenge, balancing, you know, my need to keep the school open and reduce disruption for the children, with my desire to support my colleagues. and i would rather this than have their voices stifled. her union, meeting this weekend, has never gone out on strike in england. now they're promising to work with other teaching unions. their leader spelt out to me what a yes vote might mean. in essence, it probably means school closures to make the point that actually, come education needs to be valued more by this government than it currently is. and if the only way we can get government to listen is by taking this sort of action, then that's w