Новости за 06.08.2024

1. Ministers start to roll back Conservative strike restrictions  BBC
2. Unions welcome scrapping of Tories’ ‘spiteful’ minimum service law  The Guardian
3. Public services “back on track” as Strikes Act to be repealed  GOV.UK
4. Labour to scrap anti-strike laws in new workers’ rights bill  Financial Times
5. Government confirms it will repeal minimum levels of service Act  Evening Standard

1. Ministers start to roll back Tory strike restrictions  bbc.co.uk
2. Unions welcome scrapping of Tories’ ‘spiteful’ minimum service law  The Guardian
3. Public services “back on track” as Strikes Act to be repealed  GOV.UK
4. Labour to scrap anti-strike laws in new workers’ rights bill  Financial Times
5. Government confirms it will repeal minimum levels of service Act  Evening Standard

Ruby Trew had looked on the path into an Olympic final, only to crash on her final trick of the heats. © International Olympic Committee

Employers will be told not to enforce legal minimum service levels, which Labour plans to abolish.

Bogdan Bogdanovic hits a sweet baseline jumper to give Serbia its first lead over the Boomers since the opening minutes. © International Olympic Committee

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Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus expressed his readiness to lead an interim government in Bangladesh following mass protests that forced longtime Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to flee the country. Yunus, in a statement, acknowledged the trust placed in him by protesters and emphasized his willingness to act for the benefit of the country and its people, advocating for free elections.

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Eamonn Holmes has been pictured wearing his wedding ring almost six months after he announced his split from wife Ruth Langsford

Express.co.uk contacted Number 10 and the Home Office this morning to ask if the two leaders would specifically condemn scenes in Birmingham yesterday when a mob of Palestine flag waving men were filmed attacking a lone man outside a pub and surrounding a car which had a window smashed.

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The autopsy on the seven-year-old girl who had a drowning incident at a Protaras hotel pool did not clarify her cause of death, police said on Tuesday. Samples were taken for lab tests as part of an ongoing investigation into the cause of death, police specified. Officers are taking statements from lifeguards at the pool, […]

"Harris’ entry into the race has electrified Democrats,” UMass Amherst co-director Alexander Theodoridis said

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