Teachers say 'We won’t work till 68' during London march

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March is passing the Parliament.

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Word "crunch" written on the boat.

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Posters expresses farther national strikes.

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Teachers march leaded by such nice art creation.

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Another nice banner from strikers.

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March in London streets with homeless-es.

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Homeless-es in street with teachers march.

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Main banner says, "Fair pension for all.".

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March reached to Trafalgar.

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We won't work 68 years.

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Schools banners.

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Wide range of school& college strikers.

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Variety of teacher's banners from different colleges.

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Strikers are praising each other.

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Young family with 2 children.

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After the protest teachers enjoy the nice weather.

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March is passing by Big Ben.

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Teachers, students and their supporters march from the Malet Street toward the Houses of Parliament and the Department of Education.

Yesterday noon Wednesday 28 March teachers, some students and their supporters started their march from the malet street toward parliament, department of education.
Teachers who already have been started their 24 hours strike from the early morning clear and loudly expressed that; “they are not going to work longer, pay more and get less”; “we won’t work till 68”.
The significant of this march was the variety of the banners from the different schools, unions such as NUT national union of teachers, UCU university & college of Unite, unite and different campaigns which expressed the wide range of participants.