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civil servants just _ staff. but with nurses, teachers, civil servants just some - staff. but with nurses, teachers, civil servantsjust some of - staff. but with nurses, teachers, civil servantsjust some of those | staff. but with nurses, teachers, l civil servantsjust some of those in civil servants just some of those in dispute, we have one big question this morning — can we avoid a summer of strikes? in the last half hour, the health secretary has written to pat cullen, the woman ...

Thanks to interest charges, the costs Kerry Stokes might have to pay to Nine over Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case are even greater than first thought.

Thanks to interest charges, the costs Kerry Stokes might have to pay to Nine over Ben Roberts-Smith’s defamation case are even greater than first thought.

This winter could see an increase in the risk of homelessness as more and more families fall into poverty according to one local charity worker.

100,000 people a month seek private medical insurance as NHS waiting times hit record highs

Thinking really carefully about i house to fund their care? we are| thinking really carefully about the promises that go into our manifesto. what i do not want to do is where we have been under successive governments and successive conservative manifestos of big promises being made and then no delivery. i think my starting point is around the social care workforce, making sure they are fairly paid so that we can recruit and retain the best people. also to look at the quality of care that care us...

Come from, is it going to squeeze other— come from, is it going to squeeze other things in the health service and increase health spending? there is an additional demand on the economy— is an additional demand on the economy which could increase inflation — economy which could increase inflation at the margins, but this equivalence, people understand that if a private _ equivalence, people understand that if a private sector company raises wages. _ if a private sector company raises wages,...

Mark bailie is the boss of compare the market that knows how were all spending — or not — and economics brainbox stephanie flanders from bloomberg will help keep us right. morning, morning. welcome. so there are more nurses strikes on the way — were going to try and find out how long they might last, how bad it might get, and how they could be avoided. lets have a look at the front pages. the observer goes with that story, saying the nurses are planning a mega strike. the mail on sunday cl...

Productivity. that is really significant _ productivity. that is really significant already. - productivity. that is really - significant already. stephanie, what about the impact on the economy? this week we saw the office for national statistics and start to put numbers on it. national statistics and start to put numbers on it— national statistics and start to put numbers on it. yes, because we had the monthly — numbers on it. yes, because we had the monthly gdp _ numbers on it. yes, becau...

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