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Woodley 'disappointed' that BA strikes will go ahead

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Unite's joint general secretary Tony Woodley says he is disappointed that a strike will go ahead by British Airways cabin crew.

Mr Woodley blamed the airline for the collapse of talks saying "BA does not want to negotiate and ultimately wants to go to war with this union."

The first three-day strike begins on Saturday, with a second scheduled for 27 March.

READ MORE: BA crew to strike as talks fail

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