Mick Lynch, the general secretary of the RMT, has said proposed legislation are 'predictable' and 'might be illegal', and the strike action on the railways will continue if there is no movement from the UK government in negotiations.
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He said the unions were actively working towards coordinated action and would not be cowed by 'a reactionary government that has lost the argument' on pay and conditions for working people

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