Sunak does not rule out extending anti-strike laws to emergency service staff

Sunak does not rule out extending anti-strike laws to emergency service staff

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The government prioritizes protecting lives and minimizing disruption, accepting recommendations on public sector pay but refusing to burden families with union demands. Efforts include resilience plans and potential new laws. The armed forces are acknowledged for their support during strikes.

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What is the government's priority according to the text?

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What is the government's stance on asking families to pay more to meet pay demands?

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How does the government plan to minimize disruption to people's lives?

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What actions is the government considering to help manage the situation?

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What gratitude does the speaker express towards armed forces personnel?

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