Nurses on Shropshire picket lines have been telling us why they're striking. Do you agree? Full story:
Nurses striking over pay on the picket line in Shropshire say "every shift... is bad".
Most of all, she said nurses "want to go home knowing that their mortgage is paid for, their electricity is paid for". The governments in England and Wales have given NHS staff an average of 4.75%, with everyone guaranteed at least £1,400 - as recommended by the independent NHS Pay Review Body.However, one option being explored by Health Secretary Steve Barclay is backdating the 2023-24 rise to January instead of applying it in April.
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