‘You come up with the most remarkable twaddle’: GMB’s Richard Madeley shot down after asking rail trade unionist Mick Lynch if he’s a Marxist

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• Richard E Grant overwhelmed by ‘powerful sense’ his late wife Joan was sitting next to him at concert To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Richard E Grant has revealed that he felt an ‘powerful sense’ that his late wife, Joan Washington, was with him during a concert he attended this week. Washington died last year at the age of 71 after a battle with lung cancer. Sharing a video on Twitter, Withnail and I actor Richard explained: ‘I’ve just had the most extraordinary experience. ‘Overwhelming sense…
• How to claim train fares back if you’re affected by ‘UK’s biggest rail strike’ Rail strikes will start next week (Picture: Getty Images / EPA)It has been confirmed the biggest rail strike in moden history is set to take place next week. Last-ditch talks with the Rail, Transport and Maritime Union (RMT) failed to resolve a bitter row over pay, jobs and conditions. As a result, more than 40,000 staff at Network Rail and 13 train operators are expected to walk out. Industrial action is set to take place on June 21, June 23…
• Adil Ray shuts down GMB guest in tense clash over controversial Rwanda policy: ‘It’s my job to correct you’ To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Good Morning Britain’s Adil Ray clashed with guest Quentin Letts over migrants who attempt to enter the UK after it was revealed deportation flights to Rwanda could be delayed by a year. Thursday morning’s edition of GMB saw Adil return to the show alongside Kate Garraway, as they discussed some of the biggest headlines of the day.  One of the biggest ongoing…
• Rail strike: Which trains are still running during the action? Will any trains be running during the three days of rail strikes? (Picture: Getty)Train workers from the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union are striking over three days this week. In a dispute over frozen pay, as the cost of living has increased, workers are taking industrial action on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday – which will, as a consequence, cause chaos for many who rely on the rail. If you’re without a car, and you have no choice but to…
• Rail strikes ‘could last until Christmas’ if pay talks fail The RMT has vowed to keep up the pressure with the biggest rail strike in modern history looming (Picture: PA/EPA)Strikes on Britain’s rail network could last until Christmas if talks with the government fail to produce a breakthrough. The RMT has vowed to continue with disruptive industrial action ahead of the biggest railways walkout in years. Entire lines will be closed tomorrow when Network Rail staff are joined by workers from 13 different operators on strike. Emergency timetables are in…
• Rail strikes to definitely go ahead next week after last-ditch talks fail Thousands of rail workers will go on strike next week (Picture: Getty)Final talks to stop next week’s rail strikes have collapsed, paving the way for transport chaos across the country. The Rail, Transport and Maritime Union (RMT) said discussions failed to resolve a bitter row over pay, jobs and conditions. As a result, more than 40,000 staff at Network Rail and 13 train operators are expected to walk out. General secretary Mick Lynch said: ‘Despite the best efforts of our…
• London double-decker bus erupts into fireball and passengers flee To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video A London double-decker bus burst into flames this morning forcing terrified passengers and the driver to flee. The bus is believed to have caught fire after pulling into a stop in Brixton, south London. Firefighters rushed to the scene around 9.50am to find the bus engulfed by smoke and flames. Horrified onlookers described the ‘frightening’ incident on Twitter. The double-decker bus caught…
• Government accused of ‘pouring petrol on the fire’ as UK braces for rail strikes Ministers ‘want the country to grind to a halt so they can feed off the division’, Keir Starmer claims (Picture: PA/REX)The government has been accused of ‘pouring petrol on the fire’ by boycotting negotiations before the ‘biggest rail strike in modern history’. Millions of people will have their plans disrupted this week – including schoolchildren travelling to exams, patients heading to hospital appointments and festival-goers going to Glastonbury. Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has accused the Tories of ‘wanting the…
• Foxes recreate John Lewis Christmas advert jumping on trampoline The foxes were seen jumping away without a care in the world (Picture: Nic Smith / SWNS)It may be the middle of summer but we always need a bit of Christmas cheer in our lives. Two foxes, seen jumping around on a trampoline have managed to recreate scenes from the famous John Lewis Christmas advert from 2016, where animated foxes, badgers and a dog bounce on a child’s trampoline. The adorable video was captured in Sutton, South London and the…