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Nurses demonstrate on the 3 March 2007, photo Paul Mattsson
Nurses demonstrate on the 3 March 2007, photo Paul Mattsson

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TSSA

2 April 2008

Tube workers strike to defend network safety

Bob Crow, rail union RMT general secretary, announced at a press conference on 29 March that RMT and TSSA London Underground members would take 72 hours of continuous strike action from 6:30pm on Sunday 6 April, writes Greg Maughan.

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