BA cabin crew strike to go ahead after talks fail

A five-day strike by thousands of British Airways cabin crew was set to go ahead from tomorrow after a leader of the Unite union said there had been a “catastrophic” breakdown of talks.

A five-day strike by thousands of British Airways cabin crew was set to go ahead from tomorrow after a leader of the Unite union said there had been a “catastrophic” breakdown of talks.

Tony Woodley, joint leader of Unite, said there was no chance of resuming negotiations today after talks with the airline were dramatically halted by scores of Socialist Workers Party activists last night.

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