HIGH-STREET post offices could be “extinct” within two years unless the industry sees a radical change of direction, CWU leader Dave Ward warned yesterday.

Three weeks ago, Govia Thameslink, with the government’s permission, introduced an emergency timetable on the Southern network to cut 341 trains a day. 

Junior doctors in the BMA have rejected the government's offer on the new contract by 58%. Dr Mona Kamal and Dr Aislinn Macklin-Doherty argue that further strike action is now necessary.

To add your name to the open letter about the Convoy click HERE. 

Saturday 18 June, was a remarkable day... for both the wrong and the right reasons.

ADD YOUR NAME TO THE OPEN LETTER:

The Convoy to Calais, on Saturday 18 June 2016, was refused entry into France. Over 250 vehicles carrying many tonnes of much needed aid for refugees in the 'Jungle Camp' were turned away at the border by the French authorities. 

Register your vehicle here: www.thepeoplesassembly.org.uk/convoy_to_calais.

Just across the shores from Britain, 4,500 people are living in squalid conditions in the Calais refugee camp known as “The Jungle.”