And Labour have taken the unusual step of strongly backing the strike, with Jeremy Corbyn describing the treatment of the junior doctors as “appalling”.
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Over the next month, tube workers are going to take three full days of strike action.
Should Labour take a position backing that strike?
In September, John McDonnell said that Labour would now automatically take a position supporting strike action when called.
Do you agree that Labour should take this approach?
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