Labour: 'Nobody wants to see the Olympics disrupted'
The Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has commented on the news that a strike by Border Agency staff planned for tomorrow has been called off:
As Ed Miliband has made clear, nobody wants to see the Olympics disrupted.So it is welcome that there will now be no strike at the borders this week.
Everyone wants to see a successful Olympic Games and the whole country is now pulling together to make that a reality.
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Home Office job adverts would appear to show that unions 'won' the dispute, but Damian Green denies there are any new jobs.
Union calls off Olympics strike
The Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) has cancelled plans to strike tomorrow - the day before the Olympic Opening Ceremony.
Union clash means race against court time
The Government is considering court action to prevent a planned strike by Border Agency staff on the eve of the Olympics.