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The Bill also sets up future battles with the European Court of Human Rights.
Armed with buzzwords and cliches, the right-wing newspaper does not hold back in firing a loud and brazen attack on ‘woke’ culture.
“The public, quite rightly, is very concerned that the government is putting themselves above the law and making themselves untouchable.”
The PM trumpeted the deal he struck over Brexit. In less than two years, his government is already attempting to unpick many parts of it, asserting its ‘unworkability.’
“Until the government unshackle Network Rail and the train operating companies, it is not going to be possible for a negotiated settlement to be agreed,’ says union boss Mick Lynch.
The news you didn’t see this week…
‘It seems surprising to me that anyone in the labour movement should see it any other way, when the RMT’s case is so clear-cut.’
Right wing attacks on rail unions do not seem to be translating into public opposition to the strikes.
Last week’s newsletter looked at the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill, and the coming strikes.
“The Tories have been in government for 12 years, and yet shitrags can still run nonsensical headlines”
