An introduction to the events of the British general strike in 211

The strike was jointly organized by more than 2 trade unions, including teachers' union, public service union and business service union. The participants included teachers, government workers, police, border inspectors, court personnel, airport staff and sanitation workers. By then, people will hold protests and demonstrations in more than ten cities including London, Manchester and Birmingham, and more than 2 million people across the country will take to the streets. The services of schools, hospitals, government agencies, entry border inspection and other public sectors throughout the UK have stagnated or been seriously affected.

in front of the parliament building, the police have surrounded the building with roadblocks to prevent demonstrators from breaking in. Outside the building, dozens of demonstrators under the banner of "public service unions and commercial service unions" held up slogans and banners to protest. An old man named helen keller also took part in the demonstration in a wheelchair. She told reporters that she is 89 years old this year, and she thinks that the government's pension reform plan is a plunder of retirees like her.