Prime minister Rishi Sunak has defended the proposed anti-strike laws, during a visit to a school in London.
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The law, which the government plans to introduce in the coming weeks, will allow bosses in health, education, fire, ambulance, rail and nuclear commissioning to sue unions and sack employees if minimum levels are not met. Sunak said that while he believes in unions being able to strike, that should be 'balanced with the right of ordinary working people to go about their lives free from significant'.

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