-
Pensions strike impact minimal, says Government
Tens of thousands of public sector workers failed to turn up for work in one of the UK’s biggest instances of nationwide industrial action of recent times.
-
Pensions strikes prompt war of words
Thousands of public sector workers are on strike over a pensions dispute. But as unions hail the “best-supported strike” ever, the Government is playing down its impact.
-
‘All but the poorest’ will get care home bill in old age
Health Minister Paul Burstow says there are no easy answers to the funding of social care for the elderly.
-
Warning of travel delays during pension strike
Travellers are warned of delays at ports and airports on Thursday as immigration staff join a public sector strike. A union leader tells Channel 4 News the fight for pensions is worth the disruption.
-
Pensions reforms ‘fair for all’, says Cameron
With the Education Secretary attacking Thursday’s teachers’ walkout as “unnecessary and disruptive”, the Prime Minister hails the proposed pensions reforms as fair for employees and taxpayers.
-
Cameron to urge workers to call off strike
The Prime Minister David Cameron is set to add his voice to calls for public sector workers to cancel this week’s mass strike over pensions.
-
Gove warning to teachers ahead of walkout
As public sector workers prepare for walkouts across the country on 30 June, Education Secretary Michael Gove warns that teachers risk losing public respect if they engage in “militancy”.
-
Mass protests force Greek PM to offer resignation
The Greek Prime Minister offers to quit and make way for a national unity Government after protesters clash with police over austerity measures, as Jonathan Rugman reports.
-
Mass strikes loom after civil service union vote
As hundreds of thousands of public sector workers prepare to strike on 30 June, a union leader and a Government minister clash over the strikes live on Channel 4 News.
-
Strike threat sparks row over who’s got the biggest mandate
Union leaders insist they have a “convincing” mandate for mass industrial action despite low turnouts for strike ballots.
-
Protesters target banks in NHS demos
Activists angry about proposed cuts to the NHS protest outside high street banks across the country, occupying some and transforming them into pretend hospitals.
-
Coalition increases ‘discredited’ PFI schemes
Exclusive: the Coalition Government is pushing ahead with private finance initiative (PFI) projects despite branding the funding model as “discredited” and “dodgy” before the 2010 election.
-
Andrew Lansley’s NHS plans: still in good health?
His opponents are questioning the embattled Health Secretary’s commitment to the NHS. But who are the advisers, lobbyists and health companies with ties to Andrew Lansley?
-
Thousands protest in London against spending cuts
Tens of thousands of people have been demonstrating against government cuts to public spending. There were clashes between police and protesters in parts of London with 75 arrests.
-
Cutsmap – show us the spending cuts
Channel 4 News is creating a crowd-sourced map of spending cuts in the UK. Show us cuts you’ve seen online or tweet them to #c4cuts.