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It’s time to fight the unions

he UK is seeing a wave of strikes the likes of which it has not seen since the bleak chaos of the 1970s. The railway workers are staging an escalating series of walkouts. The postmen and women are taking industrial action. The nurses are going out on strike too, as are teachers in Scotland. Anyone trying to get out of the country to avoid all the gridlock might as well forget about

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