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Westminster taxi strike
Westminster Brexit and taxi strike. College Green down to Whitehall and Parliament Square. London. Black Cab Taxi strike protesting against UBER. Blockade around Parliament Square.
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FEATURE - Pix of he Day: Bilder des Tages
Central Line tube strike causes chaos at Liverpool Street station as Underground staff are forced to close the tube entrance due to overcrowding
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NEWS - Toys R Us ist bankrott
15/03/2018. London, United Kingdom. Toys R Us bankruptcy. Toys R Us branch at Priority Retail Park, Colliers Wood. Bankrupt Toys 'R' Us is expected to start liquidation this week - the first step in moving to close all of its 850 US stores which threatens 33,000 jobs. Chief executive Dave Brandon said it was a "profoundly sad day" for the retailer. The giant toy-store chain was already in the process of closing one fifth of its shops after filing for bankruptcy protection last year. Toys R Us will also close all its UK stores by the end of April. (Gustavo Valiente / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 06128753
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NEWS - Toys R Us ist bankrott
15/03/2018. London, United Kingdom. Toys R Us bankruptcy. Toys R Us branch at Priority Retail Park, Colliers Wood. Bankrupt Toys 'R' Us is expected to start liquidation this week - the first step in moving to close all of its 850 US stores which threatens 33,000 jobs. Chief executive Dave Brandon said it was a "profoundly sad day" for the retailer. The giant toy-store chain was already in the process of closing one fifth of its shops after filing for bankruptcy protection last year. Toys R Us will also closeÊall its UK stores by the end of April. (Gustavo Valiente / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 06128744
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NEWS - Toys R Us ist bankrott
15/03/2018. London, United Kingdom. Toys R Us bankruptcy. Toys R Us branch at Priority Retail Park, Colliers Wood. Bankrupt Toys 'R' Us is expected to start liquidation this week - the first step in moving to close all of its 850 US stores which threatens 33,000 jobs. Chief executive Dave Brandon said it was a "profoundly sad day" for the retailer. The giant toy-store chain was already in the process of closing one fifth of its shops after filing for bankruptcy protection last year. Toys R Us will also closeÊall its UK stores by the end of April. (Gustavo Valiente / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 06128743
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NEWS - Toys R Us ist bankrott
15/03/2018. London, United Kingdom. Toys R Us bankruptcy. Toys R Us branch at Priority Retail Park, Colliers Wood. Bankrupt Toys 'R' Us is expected to start liquidation this week - the first step in moving to close all of its 850 US stores which threatens 33,000 jobs. Chief executive Dave Brandon said it was a "profoundly sad day" for the retailer. The giant toy-store chain was already in the process of closing one fifth of its shops after filing for bankruptcy protection last year. Toys R Us will also close all its UK stores by the end of April. (Gustavo Valiente / i-Images / Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) *** Local Caption *** 06128741
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Bilder des Tages
March 15, 2018 - Toulouse, France - More than 3000 retired people took the streets of toulouse to protest against Macron's politics and discourses on retired people. It's a nation-wide movement of retired workers to protest against a new hike in a tax taken from their pensions. Toulouse. France. March 15th 2018 (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Argentinien: Mehr als 150 Verletzte bei Protesten gegen die Rentenreform
December 18, 2017 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - The police are facing the demonstrators during a protest against the pension reform on December 18, 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina's lower house resumed a debate on changes to the pension system as police contained a riot outside Congress that at one point threatened to overwhelm them (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Argentinien: Mehr als 150 Verletzte bei Protesten gegen die Rentenreform
December 18, 2017 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - The police are facing the demonstrators during a protest against the pension reform on December 18, 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina's lower house resumed a debate on changes to the pension system as police contained a riot outside Congress that at one point threatened to overwhelm them (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Argentinien: Mehr als 150 Verletzte bei Protesten gegen die Rentenreform
December 18, 2017 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - The police are facing the demonstrators during a protest against the pension reform on December 18, 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina's lower house resumed a debate on changes to the pension system as police contained a riot outside Congress that at one point threatened to overwhelm them (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Argentinien: Mehr als 150 Verletzte bei Protesten gegen die Rentenreform
December 18, 2017 - Buenos Aires, Argentina - A poster with the face of Argentine President Mauricio Macri in front of the national congress during a protest against the pension reform on December 18, 2017 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Argentina's lower house resumed a debate on changes to the pension system as police contained a riot outside Congress that at one point threatened to overwhelm them (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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FEATURE - Pix of the Day: Die Bilder des Tages
Commuters across the UK are set to endure the worst train strike in decades after workers at five major rail companies walked out on Wednesday morning. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union on Southern, South Western Railway and Greater Anglia are staging a 48-hour strike while a 24-hour walk-out will be held by staff at Merseyrail and Arriva Rail North. Rail companies have assured customers that many services will not be affected, but several routes into London are set to face disruption and cancellations – with passengers encouraged to seek alternative travel. Pictured : Clapham Junction
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NEWS - U-Bahnstreik in London
Londoners battled through a miserable rush-hour commute today amid ongoing strike action in a row over job losses and ticket office closures. Millions of commuters suffered nightmare journeys across the capital, with some taking up to three hours to get to work on packed buses. Others gave up on public transport altogether and walked all the way to work. Pictures taken at Liverpool Street station show queues of hundreds of people waiting for up to 90 minutes to board one of the already-packed buses. Pictured : Old Route master busses are being used to help commuters.
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NEWS - U-Bahnstreik in London
Londoners battled through a miserable rush-hour commute today amid ongoing strike action in a row over job losses and ticket office closures. Millions of commuters suffered nightmare journeys across the capital, with some taking up to three hours to get to work on packed buses. Others gave up on public transport altogether and walked all the way to work. Pictures taken at Liverpool Street station show queues of hundreds of people waiting for up to 90 minutes to board one of the already-packed buses. Pictured : Bus queues at Liverpool Street.
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NEWS - U-Bahnstreik in London
Londoners battled through a miserable rush-hour commute today amid ongoing strike action in a row over job losses and ticket office closures. Millions of commuters suffered nightmare journeys across the capital, with some taking up to three hours to get to work on packed buses. Others gave up on public transport altogether and walked all the way to work. Pictures taken at Liverpool Street station show queues of hundreds of people waiting for up to 90 minutes to board one of the already-packed buses. Pictured : Bus queues at Liverpool Street.
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REPORTAGE - Mehr als Gewürzinsel: Reiseziel Sansibar
Bao players in Stone Town, Zanzibar. Bao is a traditional mancala board game played in most of East Africa including Kenya, Tanzania, Comoros, Malawi, as well as some areas of DR Congo and Burundi. It is most popular among the Swahili people of Tanzania and Kenya; the name itself "Bao" is the Swahili word for "board" or "board game". In Tanzania, and especially Zanzibar, a "bao master" (called bingwa, "master"; but also fundi, "artist") is held in high respect. In Malawi, a close variant of the game is known as Bawo, which is the Yao equivalent of the Swahili name. (Photo by Sergi Reboredo/Sipa USA) *** Local Caption *** 22204035
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NEWS - Athen: Heftige Auseinandersetzungen nach Protesten gegen Reform
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A group of riot police officer seem unfazed by a fire bomb that explodes in front of them
Pension and welfare reform demonstration, Syntagma Square, Athens, Greece - 04 Feb 2016
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London bus strike
London Bus Strike: Busy buses and tubes at Finsbury Park.
Bus drivers in London are taking part in a 24-hour strike in a row over pay differences.
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Hasenjagd in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Janus van Vliet im Jagdglück - Jäger mit Rollator erlegt ersten Hasen bei Beginn der Jadgsaison im niederländischen Hazerswoude
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*** The first hare is hunted and shot. Hunter Janus van Vliet from the Dutch city Hazerswoude has shoot Wednesday 15-10-2014 -on the first day of the hare hunting season- traditionally (for 50 years now) a hare for his own meal. This time it went a bit more difficult than other years. Janus is recovering from a back injury and has tot move temporarily with a walker. Yet he managed to shoot a hare. This season, there are a remarkable number of hares in the Netherlands, thanks to the dry spring and good summer. Because hares in the winter months causing much feeding damage on the trees of the nurserymen around Hazerswoude, Van Vliet has often to go out this fall for hunting the bunnies***
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Hasenjagd in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Janus van Vliet im Jagdglück - Jäger mit Rollator erlegt ersten Hasen bei Beginn der Jadgsaison im niederländischen Hazerswoude
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*** The first hare is hunted and shot. Hunter Janus van Vliet from the Dutch city Hazerswoude has shoot Wednesday 15-10-2014 -on the first day of the hare hunting season- traditionally (for 50 years now) a hare for his own meal. This time it went a bit more difficult than other years. Janus is recovering from a back injury and has tot move temporarily with a walker. Yet he managed to shoot a hare. This season, there are a remarkable number of hares in the Netherlands, thanks to the dry spring and good summer. Because hares in the winter months causing much feeding damage on the trees of the nurserymen around Hazerswoude, Van Vliet has often to go out this fall for hunting the bunnies***
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Hasenjagd in den Niederlanden eröffnet
Janus van Vliet im Jagdglück - Jäger mit Rollator erlegt ersten Hasen bei Beginn der Jadgsaison im niederländischen Hazerswoude
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*** The first hare is hunted and shot. Hunter Janus van Vliet from the Dutch city Hazerswoude has shoot Wednesday 15-10-2014 -on the first day of the hare hunting season- traditionally (for 50 years now) a hare for his own meal. This time it went a bit more difficult than other years. Janus is recovering from a back injury and has tot move temporarily with a walker. Yet he managed to shoot a hare. This season, there are a remarkable number of hares in the Netherlands, thanks to the dry spring and good summer. Because hares in the winter months causing much feeding damage on the trees of the nurserymen around Hazerswoude, Van Vliet has often to go out this fall for hunting the bunnies***
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Public sector strike marchers
Public Sector workers strike against Pension Cuts. Cambridge, England. 30 November 2011.
Striking public sector workers meet on Parkers Piece in the University City of Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England. Public sector workers around the UK are staging a strike over pensions in what unions say could be the biggest walkout for a generation. Thousands of schools are closed and hospital operations have been cancelled. Courts and government offices are among disrupted services. David Cameron described the strike as a "damp squib". Unions object to government plans to make their members pay more and work longer to earn their pensions.
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STUDIO - Tara Brackley
8th April 2017. Woolwich Ferry workers are set to go on strike after an alleged four-year campaign of sexual harassment. Travellers face disruption tomorrow due to the dispute, which also involves claims of a "bullying culture". About 95 per cent of the workforce are set to walk out after a member of staff made a formal complaint of sexual harassment. The Standard has learned that in December Tara Brackley, a secretary for Briggs Marine Contractors, which runs the service on behalf of Transport for London, claimed a member of staff had sexually harassed her for years. She told the Standard the man would regularly make lewd comments towards her. She said: "He constantly told me he loved me, that I looked attractive, blowing kisses, sneakily squeezing my shoulders, rubbing and stroking my neck, eyeing me up and down sexually, whispering in my ear, telling me we should run away together, it made me feel very, very uncomfortable. He would not stop even when I asked him to". Pictured : Tara Brackley.
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STUDIO - Tara Brackley
8th April 2017. Woolwich Ferry workers are set to go on strike after an alleged four-year campaign of sexual harassment. Travellers face disruption tomorrow due to the dispute, which also involves claims of a "bullying culture". About 95 per cent of the workforce are set to walk out after a member of staff made a formal complaint of sexual harassment. The Standard has learned that in December Tara Brackley, a secretary for Briggs Marine Contractors, which runs the service on behalf of Transport for London, claimed a member of staff had sexually harassed her for years. She told the Standard the man would regularly make lewd comments towards her. She said: "He constantly told me he loved me, that I looked attractive, blowing kisses, sneakily squeezing my shoulders, rubbing and stroking my neck, eyeing me up and down sexually, whispering in my ear, telling me we should run away together, it made me feel very, very uncomfortable. He would not stop even when I asked him to". Pictured : Tara Brackley.
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STUDIO - Tara Brackley
8th April 2017. Woolwich Ferry workers are set to go on strike after an alleged four-year campaign of sexual harassment. Travellers face disruption tomorrow due to the dispute, which also involves claims of a "bullying culture". About 95 per cent of the workforce are set to walk out after a member of staff made a formal complaint of sexual harassment. The Standard has learned that in December Tara Brackley, a secretary for Briggs Marine Contractors, which runs the service on behalf of Transport for London, claimed a member of staff had sexually harassed her for years. She told the Standard the man would regularly make lewd comments towards her. She said: "He constantly told me he loved me, that I looked attractive, blowing kisses, sneakily squeezing my shoulders, rubbing and stroking my neck, eyeing me up and down sexually, whispering in my ear, telling me we should run away together, it made me feel very, very uncomfortable. He would not stop even when I asked him to". Pictured : Tara Brackley.
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1984 Arthur Scargill faces police line
1984 Arthur Scargill faces police line, Orgreave Coking Plant strike holding a megaphone and walking in front of a line of riot police.
The miners' strike of 1984Ð85 was a major industrial action to shut down the British coal industry in an attempt to prevent colliery closures. It was led by Arthur Scargill of the National Union of Mineworkers against the National Coal Board, a government agency.
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