Don't strike plea to UK border staff

Ed Miliband today urged border staff not to strike on the eve of the Olympics.

Don't strike plea to UK border staff
Fri, 20 Jul, 2012 - 16:01

Ed Miliband today urged border staff not to strike on the eve of the Olympics.

The British Labour leader said he was “totally against” next Thursday’s planned walkout, the day before the Games officially open.

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