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More than 90% of RMT members who voted back further stoppages in dispute over pensions and job cutsLondon Underground staff in the RMT union have voted to continue with strikes in a dispute over pensions and... Read more »
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Anonymous activists behind Don’t Pay hope cancelling direct debits will have impact akin to poll tax protestsA campaign is urging 1 million consumers to stop paying their energy bills from October in protest at record price... Read more »
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