Nurses threaten to strike again on 18 and 19 January, as more ambulance workers join walkout next month. Source link

Looming strikes by nurses, midwives and paramedics and Holyrood's gender debate make the papers. Source link

Members of the Royal College of Nursing are planning strike action after voting down a pay deal. Source link

Saffron Cordery, interim chief executive of NHS Providers, which represents hospital trusts, mental-health trusts and ambulance services in England, said it was still too early to know the full ...

One ambulance worker says some colleagues cannot afford "quality food" and also rely on food banks. Source link

The PM insists he won’t back down against striking workers, as nurses demand a 19% pay rise. Source link

On Tuesday, eight ambulance services declared critical incidents, including North East Ambulance Service, South East Coast Ambulance Service, the East of England Ambulance Service, Yorkshire Ambulance Service and South ...

Protests over pay continue with nurses picketing today, and paramedics set to walk out on Wednesday. Source link

Some nurses can't join their colleagues on the picket lines for financial or practical reasons. Source link

Sunday's front pages look at the ongoing NHS strikes as well as tensions within the Royal Family. Source link

This may involve the creation of "observation areas" and additional beds elsewhere in the hospital, Sir David Sloman, NHS England's chief operating officer, wrote in the letter co-signed by ...

Under strike rules, emergency care must still be provided, for example in intensive care and A&E, and urgent cancer treatment and dialysis should run as normal - which means ...