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Mass London march was 'practice' for July 10 strikes

TRADE union leaders made it clear that Saturday’s thousands-strong march was a dress rehearsal for planned strikes on July 10 that could see millions walk out.

Unite general secretary Len McCluskey pledged to rally his members for a “general strike when that is necessary.”

The National Union of Teachers (NUT) has already called action for July 10 against Tory Education Secretary Michael Gove’s pay and pensions raid, while Unison and GMB are tipped to bring their members out on the day.

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