Mick Whelan joins picket line at Waterloo as train drivers continue walk out

The video discusses the ongoing rail strike, highlighting the lack of pay rise for drivers over five years and the need for an equitable resolution. It emphasizes the widespread public support and solidarity across various sectors. The speaker notes the absence of communication with transport and rail ministers and employers for months. Despite this, they received a letter to discuss talks. The peculiar UK laws require re-balloting every six months, with high support for continued strike action.

What is required under the laws in the UK regarding strike action?

What percentage of returns are in favor of action according to the text?