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accepting a 6.5% pay rise. all four unions agreed to the latest government offer. members of the neu, the uk's largest teaching union, voted overwhelmingly to accept the pay offer. the union believes the deal will boost average teacher's salary by around £2,500 annually. the un's cultural agency wants to add venice to a list of world heritage sites in danger. the unesco report blames the italian authorities for a "lack of strategic vision". around 28 million tourists visit venice every year and are crucial for the local economy. nigel farage says coutts has offered to reinstate his personal and business bank accounts. mr farage said the new boss of coutts had written to him to say he could keep the accounts. natwest, which owns coutts, said it could not comment on individual customers. this week is dominated by energy news, and in the next
the move, but worry the disruption will further hamper efforts to tackle backlogs, something the union disputes. those waiting lists were not created by nursing staff. the reason nursing staff are selflessly standing up for our patients and taking strike action is for that very reason, those waiting lists. seven—plus million people sitting on them. and why are they there? because of the tens of thousands of vacant nursing posts in place in england. we need those posts filled so we can get our patients off the waiting lists. and we won't do that unless we pay nurses a proper and decent wage. the strike was called earlier this month after rcn members rejected a government offer of a 5% pay rise for this year, and a one—off payment to top up last year's salary. members of the unite union have also rejected a plea deal. but other unions representing ambulance staff, midwives and physios have accepted the offer. we will now get together on tuesday, the nhs staff council will meet, to vote on whether it accepts the agreement that we negotiated with them.
care, but some trusts say they are still experiencing significant delays to a&e. the rcn says the only way to mend the health service is to address the staffing crisis. they're selfless people and they're standing up for their patients, for an nhs that's totally broken, totally broken, but they are the people that's trying to work on that every single day and every single night, trying to look after their patients. so again my message to the secretary of state this morning is, for goodness' sake, let's get into a room and sort this out the strike was called earlier this month after rcn members rejected a government offer of a 5% pay rise for this year and a one—off payment to top up last year's salary. members of the unite union have also rejected the deal. but other unions representing ambulance staff, midwives and physios have accepted the offer. we will now get together on tuesday, the nhs staff council will meet
the reason nursing staff are selflessly standing up for our patients and taking strike action is for that very reason, those waiting lists. seven—plus million people sitting on them. and why are they there? because of the tens of thousands of vacant nursing posts in place in england. we need those posts filled so we can get our patients off the waiting lists. and we won't do that unless we pay nurses a proper and decent wage. the strike was called earlier this month after rcn members rejected a government offer of a 5% pay rise for this year, and a one—off payment to top up last year's salary. members of the unite union have also rejected the deal. but other unions representing ambulance staff, midwives and physios have accepted the offer. we will now get together on tuesday, the nhs staff council will meet, to vote on whether it accepts the agreement that we negotiated with them. i think it's right to wait for the nhs staff council to come to that decision. and i think this strike is premature and disrespectful to those trade unions that will be meeting on tuesday. it's expected the majority of nhs
strike get an indication they say of profound discontent. but the royal couege profound discontent. but the royal college of nursing is mandated to strike runs out at midnight tonight. there is a question about how much appetite there is for more industrial action. appetite there is for more industrialaction. it appetite there is for more industrial action.- appetite there is for more industrial action. it would be a battle for _ industrial action. it would be a battle for our _ industrial action. it would be a battle for our members. - industrial action. it would be a battle for our members. that l industrial action. it would be a i battle for our members. that will close mid june. if we're successful on that ballot unfortunately, if the secretary refuses to listen to these brilliant nurses we will be finding ourselves on picket lines right after christmas for that that's not after christmas for that that's not a good look for any government to keep their nursing staff on picket lines for another year. but keep their nursing staff on picket lines for another year.— lines for another year. but will that happen? _ lines for another year. but will that happen? today _ lines for another year. but will that happen? today strike i lines for another year. but will that happen? today strike by. lines for another year. but will i that happen? today strike by the lines for another year. but will - that happen? today strike by the rcn him after they rejected a government offer of a 5% pay rise for this year. and when a payment to top of last year salary for the members of the unite union have also rejected the unite union have also rejected the deal and were striking today. but other unions representing ambulance staff, midwives and videos have accepted the offer. it looks as though they are in the majority. taste
on picket lines right up to christmas. that's not a good look for any government, to keep their nursing staff on picket lines for now a year. but will that happen? today's strike by the rcn came after they rejected a government offer of a 5% pay rise for this year, and a one—off payment to top up last year's salary. members of the unite union have also rejected the deal, but other unions representing ambulance staff, midwives and physios have accepted the offer, and it looks as though they are in the majority. we will now get together on tuesday, the nhs staff council will meet, to vote on whether it accepts the agreement that we negotiated with them. i think it is right to wait for the nhs staff council to come to that decision, and i think this strike is premature and is disrespectful to those trade unions that will be meeting on tuesday. # i wanna know when we get that pay.# if a majority of unions do agree to the deal,
rifle and still on the loose. teacher unions say they were corn extracts if members vote for industrial action, extracts if members vote for industrialaction, it extracts if members vote for industrial action, it could lead to widespread school closures following a row over pay with unions describing the current government offer as insulting. now on bbc news, extreme conservation: the maldives. i'm michaela strachan, a wildlife presenter with a passion for conservation. for the past 35 years, my work has taken me all over the world and in that time, i've seen huge changes — many due to climate change. in extreme conservation, we travel to different countries, meeting inspirational people... hello! ..with new ideas. this time, i'm in the maldives. this seems like paradise but behind