BBC journalists to strike after revised scheme offer rejected

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Journalists across the BBC are undertaking two 48-hour strikes after the majority of National Union of Journalists members rejected the broadcasting giant's latest offer on pensions, the union says.

The NUJ said members will strike for 48 hours on 5 and 6 November and 15 and 16 November, with further dates to be named in the coming days, over plans to make employees "pay more, work longer and ...

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