Labour MP: Jubilee stewards left by roadside at 3am in London
Shadow Foreign Minister Kerry McCarthy has tweeted that a group of long-term unemployed jobseekers were forced to bring their own tents to the capital and left to "sleep" under London Bridge.
Just been on phone to one of the jubilee stewards. They had to bring their own tents and sleeping bags, but too cold and wet to sleep.
From @KerryMP on Twitter:Arrived in London 3am, left by roadside, eventually taken to London Bridge to 'sleep' but had to start work 5am/5.30am.
From @KerryMP on Twitter:Were told by Close Protection they'd get £450 for their work, then Tomorrow's People said it was 'work experience', unpaid.
From @KerryMP on Twitter:
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