Labour’s biggest union donor cosies up to Nigel Farage in secret meeting

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Labour's biggest union donor has been spotting cosying up to Nigel Farage in a secret meeting earlier this week.Officials from Unite held their first direct meetings with Reform UK's top brass, which have been described as "constructive".The Reform UK leader's allies have hailed the meeting as a "significant step" towards solving the year-long walkout of Birmingham's binmen, with the talks focusing on the ongoing dispute over pay.Residents have been up in arms over Europe's largest council inability to bring the long-running dispute to an end.

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Unite, historically one of Labour's largest union donors, has defended the demands of the binmen, who initially walked out over pay.

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The union, led by Sharon Graham, has criticised Sir Keir Starmer's party for...

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