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Adamant that the rise nurses want is| adamant that the rise nurses want is unaffordable and unfair to others in the public sector. meanwhile, the rcn is warning a fresh round of strikes will be announced next week if ministers do not give ground great meaning longer industrial action perhaps occurring in mid—january. naomi grimley, bbc news. passengers are again being advised not to travel by train unless absolutely necessary, as the latest 48—hour strike by rmt union workers has started. th...

Another day of quiet stations, empty platforms and crowded picket lines as the latest 48 hour rail strike gets under way. some areas have no trains at all. in others, the service is limited and will finish much earlier than usual. for one tour business in blackpool, the walk—outs couldnt have come at a worse time. weve projected our finances for christmas based on sort of everything being fallen and planned on people coming down, which hopefully we can recreate and hopefully we can replenish. ...

Manchester, —5, blackpool, —6, —5 in ayrshire. _ manchester, —5, blackpool, —6, —5 in ayrshire. so— manchester, —5, blackpool, —6, —5 in ayrshire, so hardly surprisingly we are looking — ayrshire, so hardly surprisingly we are looking at some frost this morning _ are looking at some frost this morning. basically we have arctic air across — morning. basically we have arctic air across our shores and you can see the _ air across our shores and you can see the wind _ air acr...

A survey for cbbc�*s newsround programme has highlighted the impact the cost of living crisis is having on children. more than 2,000 young people between the ages of 7 and 15 were surveyed, and nearly three quarters said they were worried about rising costs. one in 10 children said they were skipping more meals now than three months ago, as hayley hassell reports from blackpool. makenzie is 12. hes one of eight children and lives with his mom, kristy, on a large estate in blackpool. although h...

To save some of the food that we might need later on, instead of going to the shop more often and buying more food, which costs more. the pocket money i have now, instead of using it to, like, buy toys and treats, obviously ijust put it on my dinner account at school. so obviously it helps out a lot instead of asking my mum, when she could use it for gas or electricity. blackpool is one of the most deprived areas of the country and things were tight for many people here even before the rise in t...

Royal life continuing but in the knowledge that potentially more damaging revelations may be about to reach a global audience. the dilemma for the royal family is whether to respond if new allegations are made. sarah campbell, bbc news. a survey for cbbc�*s newsround programme has highlighted the impact the cost of living crisis is having on children. more than 2,000 young people between the ages of 7 and 15 were surveyed, and nearly three quarters said they were worried about rising costs. on...

Of food, and then the next couple of days, you could have nothing. and im like, you have to wait, like, at least a couple of days before your mother or father can go to the shop to buy more food. we use smaller portions to save some of the food that we might need later on, instead of going to the shop more often and buying more food, which costs more. the pocket money i have now, instead of using it to, like, buy toys and treats, obviously ijust put it on my dinner account at school. so obviousl...

The actress, 36, looked flawless in a black lace bodice with frilled embellishments while adding inches to her enviable frame with matching heels.

Jenna Coleman, 36, cut a glamorous figure as she attended the launch dinner for A Magazine at the Sessions Arts Club in London on Friday.

To afford pay rises, after the pandemic left the railway in a precarious financial hole. the rail delivery group speaks for train companies. i think theres frustrations on both sides. rmt are looking to get a pay offer. we are looking still to try and manage the final details of any reform deal. mick lynch said today that hed spoken to you and you had said you couldnt make an offer because the government wouldnt let you. is that correct? i dont get into the details of what we said and what we di...