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Rishi Sunak to face PMQs as mass strikes takes part across Britain – UK politics live

Rishi Sunak to face PMQs as mass strikes takes part across Britain – UK politics live

Prime minister under pressure as teachers, civil servants, Border Force staff and train drivers take part in ‘walkout Wednesday’In interviews this morning Gillian Keegan, the education secretary, also admitted that she did not realised until recently that individual teachers did not have to say in advance whether or not they would be joining a strike. “It was a surprise to some of us that was in fact the law,” she told Times Radio.She also hinted that she would like to change this. She said:I did write to everybody urging them to be constructive, to let their heads know, and I am sure many teachers will have done that.There are discussions around minimum service levels, minimum safety levels, around hospitals around rail – education is part of that bill as well.

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