No flights were cancelled at Heathrow, the UK’s biggest airport, and officials said immigration ... After millions of public sector workers, including teachers, went on strike on Wednesday, next week ...

Heathrow Airport said it is operating as normal with minimal queuing in immigration halls despite today's strike by Border Force workers. A spokeswoman for ... Reports of teachers having to rely on ...

The Trades Union Congress, a federation of unions, estimated that up to a half-million workers, including teachers, university staff, civil servants, border officials and train drivers, went on strike ...

IT is sad that residents in well-paid jobs who work long hours feel they have to strike to be heard, a councillor has said.

Britain isn’t accustomed to the waves of labor unrest that can be a fact of life in countries where the right to strike is enshrined in law. Until recently, it appeared that coordinated industrial ...

Average wage growth in Britain slowed after the global financial crisis, and while it gradually picked up in the second half ...

Michel Barnier said the door is open for Britain to rejoin the EU “any time”, before warning the UK not to tear up Brussels regulations after Brexit. Mr Barnier, the former Brexit negotiator, said ...

Britain is facing its most sweeping wave of industrial action in decades, with workers across sectors including health care, ...

Striking teachers were pictured enjoying a weeknight pint on a day which has nearly 80 per cent of secondary schools close or ...

More than seven million children - many of whom had their education badly disrupted during the pandemic - face missing ...

Up to half a million workers - teachers, train drivers, airport and university staff and civil servants - went on strike on ...

Rishi Sunak faced a testing Prime Minister’s Question time against a backdrop of Britain’s biggest strike day in more than a decade. Sir Keir Starmer said the prime minister was “pathetic” for trying ...