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Train drivers in Great Britain consider strike action over lack of toilets
Train drivers in Great Britain are considering strike action due to a lack of toilets, with unions stating that basic needs remain unmet despite a regulator's demand for improved facilities a year ago. Aslef, the train drivers' union, warned operators have failed to provide adequate toilets and reduce maximum driving times without bathroom breaks.
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