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The strike action left many commuters stranded and persuaded many to stay at home.

Travel across British railway stations ground to a halt Tuesday as the country was hit by its biggest strike action in more than 30 years.

According to the RMT rail union, the strikes are necessary as wages have failed to keep up with the inflation rate in the UK. The inflation rate in the UK hit a 40-year high and is on course to keep rising, news.com.au reports.But negotiations will resume Wednesday, the RMT announced. Network Rail, which looks after the country's rail tracks, told AFP discussions would begin at 10:00 am .Passengers were warned not to travel all week, with two more days of strike action scheduled for Thursday and Saturday playing havoc with schedules.

Unions also warn railway jobs are at risk, with passenger traffic yet to fully recover after the lifting of coronavirus pandemic lockdowns.

 

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