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Amy Gibbons
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Political Correspondent, The Telegraph
London
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Biography
Award-winning reporter based in London. Trained at Archant and PA and studied at the University of York.
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Beauty, fitness, business, relationships, home, cooking, fashion
Content
By Amy Gibbons Verified| AOL UK Verified Birmingham bin strike activists are plotting a new pro-Palestinian party in a “break from Labour”. Campaigners for Unite, the union behind the bin crisis, have urged colleagues to consider joining forces with “lefty Greens”, other trade unionists and “free Palestine activists” in a new coalition of “real workers”. In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Unite’s community branch in Birmingham raised the prospect of a new pro-Palestinian party to represent “real workers”.
By Amy Gibbons Verified| The Telegraph Verified The union has also found itself at odds with the Labour Government after Angela Rayner, the Deputy Prime Minister, urged it to agree to the council's latest offer, which its members have deemed unacceptable. Unite is one of Labour's biggest donors and a long-term affiliate of the party, making it an official supporter.
By Amy Gibbons Verified| Yahoo Canada Verified Angela Rayner’s plans to repeal anti-strike laws will pave the way for more “appalling disruption” like the Birmingham bin crisis, a Tory MP has claimed. Sir Andrew Mitchell, whose constituency has been hit by the industrial action blighting England’s second city, accused Labour of changing the rules to “advantage their union paymasters”. Meanwhile, The Telegraph can disclose that two of Birmingham’s Labour MPs have declared almost £30,000 in donations from unions in the past year alone.
Company Info
The Telegraph
The Telegraph, officially known as The Daily Telegraph, is a prominent British broadsheet newspaper established in 1855. It was founded by Colonel Arthur B. Sleigh and later transformed by Joseph Moses Levy, who made it one of the most affordable newspapers of its time. The Telegraph quickly gained popularity, outselling *The Times* within a year of its price reduction to a penny. The newspaper publishes from Monday to Saturday in broadsheet format, with *The Sunday Telegraph* available on Sundays. It provides extensive online content, including news articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia features. The Telegraph also includes special supplements that cover various topics such as business, lifestyle, and sports. Known for its investigative journalism, The Telegraph is one of Britain's leading quality newspapers, appealing to a diverse readership interested in news, politics, business, and culture.
London, England, United Kingdom
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Founded: 1855