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Largest Teachers Union Threatens Strike Action
Largest Teachers Union Threatens Strike Action
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A man shot at a Los Angeles school police officer near a Los Angeles high school Wednesday, kicking off a massive manhunt across 7 square miles in the residential suburbs of the San Fernando Valley. Police say the gunman is still at large.
HEADLINE: Calif. School officer shot, saved by vest
CAPTION: A man shot at a Los Angeles school police officer near a Los Angeles high school Wednesday, kicking off a massive manhunt across 7 square miles in the residential suburbs of...
Sky News
Jeremy Hunt and the BMA to return to the negotiation table over controversial new junior doctors contract
Jeremy Hunt and the BMA to return to the negotiation table over controversial new junior doctors contract
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Pistorius defence grills key state witness
CLEAN : Pistorius defence grills key state witness
Bridgeman Arts
Friday, August 23, 1968 people of Prague protesting against Soviet occupation. Marching and striking. State Bank is occupied. Soviet tanks in the city.
Part one of Seven Days to Remember Part 2, documenting events which followed the invasion of Czechoslovakia in August, 1968. Made by valiant Czech filmmakers, who risked their lives to film the defiance in the streets and to get their...
Sky News
Juncker wants to avoid no-deal, but it doesn't mean it won't happen
VOICED: After years of discussion and months of increasingly acrimonious negotiation, there are signs tonight that a deal on Brexit COULD be getting closer. Shows: Interview with Jean Claude Juncker, gvs Boris Johnson at 10 Downing...
Bloomberg
World Leaders Alarmed by U.S. Capitol Chaos
Jan.07 -- Some European lawmakers have issued statements backing U.S. institutions and its democracy, while others were more condemning of President Donald and his supporters after the overnight chaos in Washington. Bloomberg’s...
Bloomberg
Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors: Inflation Not Transitory
Jun.27 -- Tony Minopoli, President and CIO of Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors says the biggest risk to markets is that inflation is not transitory. He speaks to Haidi Stroud-Watts and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia".
Bloomberg
UK NHS Ambulance Workers Strike as Nurses Set Deadline
National Health Service ambulance workers are demanding a higher pay rise to cope with the UK's cost of living crisis while Nurses have given Prime Minister Rishi Sunak two days to avert more walkouts. Lizzy Burden reports on Bloomberg...
Press Association
Members of Bassaleg Ambulance Station strike over pay and conditions
Footage from the picket line in Bassaleg, Wales, where ambulance staff are striking in a dispute over pay and conditions. Includes interviews with Nathan Holman, GMB full time officer, and Rob Harrington, paramedic with the Welsh...
Curated Video
RR7912A GRENADA BISHOP'S MOVE
On March 13th 1979 Maurice Bishop, leader of Grenada's
left-wing New Jewel Movement, staged a coup and seized
power from Sir Eric Gairy. Grenada had gained her
independence from Britain in 1974 amid a general strike
from which the...
Bloomberg
Italy's Post-Referendum Political, Banking Risks
Dec.05 -- Wolfango Piccoli, co-president at Teneo Intelligence, looks at the political risks for Italy following Sunday's referendum and what the vote means for European governments. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open."
Bloomberg
Wieting on U.S. Economic Outlook, Markets
Dec.21 -- Citi Private Bank Global Chief Investment Strategist Steven Wieting discusses his outlook for the economy and markets. He speaks on "What'd You Miss?"
Bloomberg
Gary Cohn Said to Favor Bringing Back Glass-Steagall Act
Apr.06 -- White House economic adviser Gary Cohn said he supports a policy that could radically reshape Wall Street’s biggest firms by separating their consumer-lending businesses from their investment banks. Bloomberg’s Elizabeth...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : US troops advise Iraqi forces as battle for old Mosul rages
A US military advisory team in Mosul on Wednesday worked with Iraqi officers to help them in their battle against Islamic State jihadists still occupying the Old City of Mosul
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US aircraft target drug producing facilities to cut off Taliban funding
The top US general in Afghanistan says American aircraft have targeted drug producing facilities for the first time under a new strategy aimed at cutting off Taliban funding.
General John Nicholson said Monday that the...
Bloomberg
Deloitte's Stewart Says Brexit Dominates Business Sentiment
Jan.08 -- Ian Stewart, chief U.K. economist at Deloitte, discusses the findings from Deloitte’s CFO Survey for the fourth quarter of 2017. He speaks with Anna Edwards and Manus Cranny on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe."
Bloomberg
Commerzbank Sees Significant Turnaround in Markets If U.S.-China Talks Fail
May.01 -- Peter Dixon, global equities economist at Commerzbank, and Stephen King, senior economic adviser at HSBC, discuss the U.S.-China trade relationship on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Bloomberg
Fed Wants to Avoid Negative Rates, Kroszner Says
Aug.27 -- Former Federal Reserve Governor Randall Kroszner discusses central bank policy and the U.S. economy. Fed Chair Jerome Powell unveiled a new approach to setting U.S. monetary policy, letting inflation and employment run higher...
Bloomberg
UK Rail Strikes Begin as Workers Reject Late Offer
The biggest UK rail strike in three decades is underway after workers rejected a last-minute offer from train companies. Laura Wright reports on Bloomberg Television.
Curated Video
Congress Votes To Avert Rail Strike Amid Dire Warnings
The Senate vote was 80-15. It came one day after the House voted to impose the agreement.
Bloomberg
UK Update: Inflation Eases; Pressure on BOE; More Strikes
UK inflation dipped for a second month in December, adding pressure on the Bank of England to end its tightening cycle. Inflation remains five times higher than the government's 2% target and has sparked a wave of strikes by public...
Press Association
Unison's McAnea says NHS workers have 'no option' but to strike after talks
Unison General Secretary, Christina McAnea, said Ambulance staff and 999 handlers have ‘no option but to strike’ after talks at Department of Health and Social Care.
Press Association
Nurses and ambulance workers continue strikes in England and Wales
Thousands of nurses across England are continuing to strike in a dispute over pay while around 1,000 ambulance workers in Wales have also walked out. The NHS is advising people who are seriously injured or ill to still phone 999 but to...