Heathrow cargo workers declare nine-day strike starting on Christmas Day
Daily MailBritish Airways cargo workers have declared nine days of strike action starting on Christmas Day, threatening shipping chaos ahead of a potential no-deal Brexit. Strike action at Heathrow Airport will begin on December 25 and end on January 2 as trade union Unite claims its 840 members face pay cuts and changes to their terms and conditions This week, Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove played politics with the UK's shipping crisis by insisting the situation was a 'global' one. Only one million people flew from Britain's largest airport last month - an 88% drop from the seven million passengers recorded at the same time last year. Only one million people flew from Heathrow Airport last month - an 88% drop from the seven million passengers recorded at the same time last year During the UK-wide coronavirus lockdown from March, Heathrow shut Terminal 3 in April and Terminal 4 in May, switching all flights to terminals 2 and 5.