Labour's John McDonnell urges govt to intervene in strikes
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Labour's John McDonnell urges govt to intervene in strikes
Former Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell shows support for his constituent members who are taking part in Border Force strikes outside Heathrow Airport in London.
He calls on the government to listen to his constituents and to "intervene now" to get people through the current cost of living crisis.
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