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TUC votes to condemn EHRC code of practice and back self-ID for trans people
Delegates backed a motion branding the EHRC guidance 'discriminatory and unworkable'
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TUC issues call for radical shift in British economic policy
Mass insourcing, public ownership of utilities and increased investment in renewables
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Angela Rayner gives stark warning of impact of Reform government on workers in TUC Congress speech
'If Farage will do you a Cameo for £70, just ask yourself what he'd do for £70 million.'
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TUC general secretary slams Tory and Reform ‘flat-earthers’ over climate policy
Paul Nowak made the comments in his speech to TUC Congress
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Government must ‘face up to reality’ on climate crisis, Fire Brigades Union leader says
"As firefighters, we're getting quite impatient at politicians talking about the role that firefighters take in these incidents and the craziness across the summer, with no real direction about how they're going to fix it."
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