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Get round the table and sort it out. get together, the government, and sort it out, otherwise itll go on forever and theyll be striking all the time. complicating thing is deals have to be reached in each part of the country. while in england the offer from the government has been rejected, in scotland a higher pay settlement was accepted. in wales one offer was made and rejected and a higher one may be coming. in northern ireland there are talks but no offers yet. pressure from other political ...

Run deep, and the pressure is reall in the government to try to sort them out. rishi sunak has put the health service among his five priorities — specifically, cutting waiting lists. they are at a record high — 7 million people waiting to start routine treatment. more strikes will mean more cancelled operations. sorting all this out is the challenge. this was the prime ministers own constituency today. i absolutely support them. its not the money, it is about the conditions, the 24 hour shif...

To try to sort them out. rishi sunak has put the health service among his five priorities, specifically cutting waiting lists. they are at a record high — 7 million people waiting to start routine treatment. more strikes will mean more cancelled operations. sorting all this out is the challenge. this was the prime minister�*s own constituency today. i absolutely support them striking. it�*s not about the money, it�*s about the conditions, the 24—hour shifts, the fact they�*re not get...

Counterproductive. we have an extended pace of palestinian home demolition in eastjerusalem which the un says is happening at nearly double the rate of this same period last year. what palestinians see, here and now, day by day is a government which is intent on taking their land, taking their homes and massively expanding jewish settlement. well, that is not the case. it is the case. i wish it was the case. its not the case and actually i criticise the government for actually freezing the build...

You have a dialogue but this is not business as usual. the israeli ambassador in washington was just all hauled in to talk to the state department because they are unhappy about settlement policy and your own former prime minister, yair lapid, just said this. he said, "for decades israel was the usas closest ally but the most extreme government in our countrys history has ruined all of that in three months." well, you know, he is the leader of the opposition and what is doing now is going outsid...

Settlement has been accepted. in wales, one offer was made and rejected and a higher one may be coming. in northern ireland there are talks but no offer yet. pressure from other political parties is growing as well. the liberal democrats said today ministers need to "urgently get round the negotiating table instead of sitting on the sidelines". and labour also say the government should engage. we dont want to see an escalation. what i do want to see is the government recognising that their appro...

But let me ask you that. we are now celebrating 75 years of independence here in israel and look what we achieved in 75 years. why the palestinians, what they did in the last 75 years was to reject any proposal. it started with the un partition plan, when we said yes, they said no. since then we have dozens of governments, they never agreed to sit down and negotiate with us like we did with egypt, jordan, uae, bahrain, morocco and other arab countries in the region. we have spoken before, you an...

Federal Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says the feds will kick in $800 million as monetary compensation under the settlement, noting it’s owed to the First Nations and not free money

Recommended this offered to their members but last week we got the result and it was a narrow defeat. members of the rcn rejected the offer so we are back now into this prospect of more strikes, not only at the end of this month but potentially in many months to come, perhaps even all the way to christmas, if, as they promise, and there is no settlement, a ballot for another six months potentially of industrial action. another six months potentially of industrialaction. pat another six months po...

To say about the strikes coming up? we are in that difficult situation, and it�*s clear to me that is not sustainable for the nhs to manage strike action. it feels like an ugly situation to say we are going to have strikes until christmas. so we desperately need the government to come to the table alongside the unions to sort this out. alongside that, we have to make sure there is the funding available for any settlement and that they publish the plan they have got for the workforce in the lon...