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Some development, but they're keen to have something that would be in their members' pay packets month after month. but it may be that there is a welsh compromise to be made. mark drakeford saying it is coincidental that there is talk of a one—off offer in england. he said if you're going to offer it to health workers, what about everyone else? there are many sectors here where industrial action is arranged or poised. he didn't close the door on that and that could bump up the bill for the welsh government. it will be careful in the negotiations later this week to make sure that penny by pen...

Twenty-nine under-18s have died of the usually-harmless bug in England since the season kicked off. Five deaths have been recorded in Wales, two in Scotland and one in Northern Ireland.

Problem _ away from vulnerable by people. the problem is _ away from vulnerable by people. the problem is when you go out and about. — problem is when you go out and about. you _ problem is when you go out and about, you don't know who is vulnerable. you could be walking next to— vulnerable. you could be walking next to somebody who has got a condition— next to somebody who has got a condition that makes them extremely vulnerable _ condition that makes them extremely vulnerable to covid, flu. we are seeing — vulnerable to covid, flu. we are seeing a — vulnerable to covid, flu. we are...

Of multiple strikes, a cost of living crisis, and huge pressures in the nhs. the british government says those pressures within the nhs are due to the high number of cases of flu, covid and strep a this winter. the uk health secretary steve barclay said work is being done to free up hospital beds but that reducing backlogs caused by the pandemic would "take time.". it comes as people across the uk are faced with record ambulance and a and e wait times. graham satchell reports. these are all ambulances outside king's lynn hospital waiting to take patients in. this phone footage was taken by sar...

Covid and the flu. and when i woke in a&e, and i do paediatric shifts and i see a waiting room full of patients and parents desperate to get antibiotics, the government knew that strep a and invasive strep a was on the rise — where was the planning for getting the antibiotics? let's hear now from daisy cooper, she's the deputy leader of the liberal democrats in parliament and the party's spokesperson on health and social care. if you very much forjoining us morning up —— thank you very much. before we talk about broader point is, is the situation like with your local nhs trust?— is, is...