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Branch gives its support to STV strikers

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By Georgina Morris
Journalists in West Yorkshire have shared a message of solidarity as NUJ members at STV stage a one-day walkout. Despite freezing conditions, staff at the Scottish broadcaster are staging pickets in Glasgow and Aberdeen today. NUJ members at STV voted overwhelmingly for strike action over compulsory redundancies and the broadcaster’s plans to scrap the north edition of its News at 6 programme.
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ICO Annual Report Provides Insight Into Data Protection Risks for Businesses | JD Supra

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By Aaron D. Charfoos, Georgina Morris, Jason Raeburn
| JD Supra
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office’s (the ICO’s) latest Annual Report summarises its accomplishments and priorities, including last year’s enforcement actions. Based on our review of the report, we see the ICO focusing, or continuing to focus, on the following issues: Children’s Privacy: Children’s online privacy is a central priority. The ICO has published updated guidance tailored to social media and video-sharing platforms targeting young users.
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Miners' strike 1984: Why UK miners walked out and how it ended Original

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By Georgina MorrisBbc England, Georgina Morris
| BBC Verified
The miners' strike of 1984-85 was a defining moment in the history of British coal mining and the biggest industrial dispute in post-war Britain. It pitted thousands of miners and their trade union against then prime minister Margaret Thatcher and her Conservative government, which supported plans to shut 20 coal pits. About three quarters of the country's 187,000 miners went on strike to oppose the pit closures, which were expected to mean 20,000 job losses.
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