Shop workers sue
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Four shop assistants are suing a council for the right to work on Sundays. The women, who are employed at the B & Q store in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, are claiming compensation in the High Court today for earnings lost in 1991 when Kirklees council clamped down on Sunday trading.
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