Talks to resolve Southern rail doors row adjourned
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The dispute is over who is responsible for opening and closing the train doors
Southern rail and the RMT union have adjourned negotiations after two days of talks in a bid to resolve a dispute over driver-only operated trains.
The year-long row is over Southern's plans to give drivers responsibility for operating the doors, and changing the role of guards to on-board supervisors.
The RMT has taken 31 days of strike action over the proposed changes.
Negotiations are due to resume next week, officials said.
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