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- 1China Draped in 'Chinese Red' for National Day●【Showcasing Photos! Nothing More Beautiful Than This Touch of Chinese Red】In the golden autumn of our nation's birthday,
Cities and towns across China have been decorated with red flags and festive displays to mark the country's National Day, which falls on October 1. People's Daily invited readers to share photos of the 'Chinese Red' decorations, celebrating the golden autumn holiday as streets nationwide wave the five-star red flag in unison.
- 2Unison vows to fight for best deal as Glasgow council talks resume●Unison vows to 'fight for best deal' as talks resume on 'fire and rehire' plan https://www.standard.co.uk/business/busin
Union Unison says it will 'fight for the best deal' as talks resume over Glasgow City Council's controversial 'fire and rehire' plans. The Scottish Government and union GMB are also involved in the dispute, which concerns council staff facing dismissal and re-engagement on potentially worse terms. Negotiations between the council and unions are ongoing, with workers' conditions at the centre of the dispute.
- 3Libro.fm and Silent Book Club Plan Banned Books Week Read-In▼Libro.fm, Silent Book Club Plan Banned Books Week Read-In
Audiobook retailer Libro.fm and Silent Book Club are organizing a read-in for Banned Books Week, an annual event highlighting attempts to remove books from libraries and schools. The initiative invites readers to gather and read challenged titles in unison, adding to a growing wave of industry responses to rising book censorship efforts.