UK strikes
Aslef have timed the industrial action to cause maximum disruption.
The Today programme presenter pointed out how Downing Street has backed itself into a corner.
Mike Massa roasted the AMPTP online afterward, saying he was sick of “being burned” by studios and producers.
Their struggles go far beyond just low pay.
The cold hard facts about what our educators have to deal with in their jobs.
ASLEF's Mick Whelan vowed: "We’re going to take action until someone listens to us.”
“Rishi Sunak needs to roll his sleeves up and get involved with the negotiations so that we can resolve this.”
Only Unite and the Royal College of Nursing are still holding out.
Wes Streeting admitted it's "uncomfortable" to discuss their own inflated pay.
The shadow health secretary said they put patient safety at risk.