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Visiting a gp practice said in respect of england, money was a problem... ..with the royal college of nursing calling for 5% above inflation. what the unions are asking for, i think, is a i9% pay rise, and i think most people watching will recognise that thats obviously unaffordable. and thats why im pleased that the health secretary is sitting down, talking to the union, and hopefully we can find a way through this. ballots at most but not all health organisations reached the required threshold...

Strikes by nurses at a busy time for the health service. nurses martha and tom say it hasnt been an easy decision. i think its a difficult one because you have to be organised to strike, so theres a lot of preparation that goes into it, so i think its a good thing. yeah, keen to do it. if we were given a decent pay rise, it would immediately go away. there just wouldnt be a strike. yeah. i dont think its anything necessarily anyone wants to do. but the prime minister today visiting a gp practice...

So i think its a good thing. yeah, keen to do it. if we were given a decent pay rise, it would immediately go away. there just wouldnt be a strike. yeah _ i dont think its anything necessarily anyone wants to do. but the prime minister today visiting a gp practice said in respect of england, money was a problem... ..with the royal college of nursing calling for 5% above inflation. what the unions are asking for, i think, is a 19% pay rise, and i think most people watching will recognise that tha...

Nurses in england, wales and northern ireland are to stage their biggest walk—out in the history of the nhs. the dispute is over pay, and the strikes will be for 12 hours on 15th and 20th december. the royal college of nursing says its members "have had enough of being taken for granted". routine services will be hit, but emergency care will continue. our health editor, hugh pym, has the latest. its a month till christmas, but before then, not one but two strikes by nurses at a busy time for t...

Routine services will be hit, but emergency care will continue. our health editor hugh pym reports. its a month till christmas, but before then, not one but two strikes by nurses at a busy time for the health service. nurses martha and tom say it hasnt been an easy decision. i think its a difficult one because you have to be organised to strike, so theres a lot of preparation that goes into it, so i think its a good thing. yeah, keen to do it. if we were given a decent pay rise, it would immedia...