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Tamil refugees detained by UK on Chagos Islands go on hunger strike

Forty-two hunger strikers are part of group of 89 Sri Lankans whose boat was intercepted in Indian Ocean by UK military

The Guardian - UK

Asylum seekers stuck on Diego Garcia start hunger strike

Group of Tamils has been held on the island, site of a secretive US military base, since October last year.

Al Jazeera

Partner of blind charity worker hit by train calls for stations to be made safer

Cleveland Gervais fell from the platform of a south-east London station which had no tactile paving to indicate the edge.

The Independent UK

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Glasgow Asda worker warns shop staff 'scared to speak up' amid equal pay row

Union chiefs claim the supermarket giant is paying thousands of female store staff up to £3 an hour less than their male counterparts working in company warehouses.

Glasgow Live

Asda accused of exploiting female workers in latest gender pay increase row

Retail staff, made up mostly of women, have had to settle for a 3.6 per cent pay rise, whereas warehouse workers, made up mostly of men, are still negotiating for a much higher figure

Edinburgh Live

Asda accused of exploiting female shop staff in gender pay gap row

Retail staff made up of mostly women were given a 3.6% pay increase, but warehouse workers, the majority of whom are men, are continuing to negotiate their pay hike.

Daily Record

Legal fight over looming badger cull in Northern Ireland

Wildlife groups are fighting the move with the help of crowdfunding

Belfast Live

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Almost 400 drivers join employment rights legal battle against Amazon

Exclusive: One claimant accused the internet giant of treating drivers as ‘slaves’

The Independent UK

DWP could have to pay 50,000 Brits on Universal Credit over £150m after landmark ruling

The Department of Work and Pensions has been defeated in the High Court

Manchester Evening News

Around 50,000 Universal Credit claimants could be due share of £150m payout after court ruling

A court ruled two disabled men were discriminated against by the DWP when they moved from legacy benefits to Universal Credit.

Daily Record

50,000 Universal Credit claimants could get huge payouts after DWP loses court case

Two men on Universal Credit, TP and AR, were discriminated against when they were moved off Severe and Enhanced Disability Premium, causing them to lose money every month

Daily Mirror

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