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The Department of Health (DoH) has rejected a call from a local campaign group for an Independent Public Inquiry into the Western Trust’s decision…

Whether it's junior doctors, whether it's nurses, whether it's teachers. in fact, with junior doctors, they haven't even agreed to start negotiating. you can't get to a settlement unless you talk. there are different pay disputes with the junior doctors' union around the uk. in england, further strikes are possible. in scotland, there is a ballot on strike action. in wales, pay talks are ongoing, and in northern ireland, there are no negotiations. hospitals in england are now focusing on the nurses' strike in two weeks' time, expected to leave many operating theatres empty, as we saw before he...

Then i think it's time to call in acas. we've seen time and again, - this government is very slow to come to the table to negotiate _ with the unions, whether it'sjunior doctors, whether it's nurses, whether it's teachers. - in fact, with junior doctors, they haven't even agreed . to start negotiating. you can't get to a settlement unless you talk. _ there are different pay disputes with the junior doctors' union around the uk. in england, further strikes are possible. in scotland, there's a ballot on strike action. in wales, pay talks are ongoing, and in northern ireland, there are no negotia...

But of course industrial action in wales, pay talks are ongoing, and in northern ireland, there are no negotiations. hospitals in england are now focusing on the nurses' strike in two weeks' time, expected to lead many expected to leave many operating theatres empty, as we saw before here. we will be very limited in our ability to offer any elective care and possibly also large degrees of emergency care. what sort of things in a&e might not be there? we are currently reviewing what we can offer on an emergency pathway, but it is possible that elements of our emergency

Unless you talk. _ there are different pay disputes with the junior doctors' union around the uk. in england, further strikes are possible. in scotland, there is a ballot on strike action. in wales, pay talks are ongoing, and in northern ireland, there are no negotiations. hospitals in england are now focusing on the nurses' strike in two weeks' time, expected to leave many operating theatres empty, as we saw before here. we will be very limited in our ability to offer any elective care and possibly also large degrees of emergency care. what sort of things in a&e might not be there? we are cur...