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Far today in england. The third this year. But the first time some nurses who work in a e, Intensive Care and Cancer Services have joined the picket line. Although the union has agreed that staff can be called in for some critical areas. Big meeting tomorrow between various Health Unions, nhs bosses, and the government to discuss a 5 pay offer. The Royal College of nursing though have already said no. It says they need to retain and recruit staff. The government says theyve come a long way in their pay offer, and that this latest strike will put more pressure on the nhs and be incredibly disru...

far today in england. the third this year. but the first time some nurses who work in a&e, intensive care and cancer services have joined the picket line. although the union has agreed that staff can be called in for some critical areas. big meeting tomorrow between various health unions, nhs bosses, and the government to discuss a 5% pay offer. the royal college of nursing though have already said no. it says they need to retain and recruit staff. the government says they've come a long way in their pay offer, and that this latest strike will put more pressure on the nhs and be incr...

it's after ministers were accused of using physical force on some conservative mps. an investigation has been launched. ukrainians are told to prepare for power cuts, after russian attacks on the country's energy infrastructure intensify. the full findings of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse will be published later today, after a seven year investigation. welcome to viewers both in the uk and around the world. liz truss' premiership is under even more pressure, after extraordinary scenes at westminster last night, during which ministers were accused of using physicalfo...

After months of uncertainty for organisations, the Prime Minister has finally called a general election which will take place on July 4. But what does it all mean for businesses and what do employers need to know?

Deputy Labour Leader Angela Rayner said Britain is 'stuck in a sickness doom loop' with low-paid workers forced to work through illness - or go without financial support