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the health secretary, steve barclay, has expressed disappointment over the escalation. simonjones reports. they chant. the long running dispute goes on. nurses from the rcn first walked out in december. three, four. they were back on the picket lines in january. five, six, seven, eight. then again the following month. and from eight o clock tonight, that action is being ramped up. for the first time, some nurses who work in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care at affected hospitals in england are due to walk out. but following concerns from some hospitals like great 0rmond street, which treats children in london, the union has now agreed to raise staffing levels nationally in some key areas during the strike to preserve life and limb. it insists, though, this won t be business as usual. we have actually agreed a number of national exemptions, including intensive care units, emergency departments, neonatal units, paediatric intensive care and others, so let s not
care units and cancer care at affected hospitals in england are due to walk out. but following concerns from some hospitals like great 0rmond street, which treats children in london, the union has now agreed to raise staffing levels nationally in some key areas during the strike to preserve life and limb. it insists, though, this won t be business as usual. we have actually agreed a number of national exemptions, including intensive care units, emergency departments, neonatal units, paediatric intensive care and others, so let s not scare the public this morning by saying that nursing is being reckless on this one day of strike. they most certainly are not. what do we want? fair pay! senior nurse rhianne wheater will be among those walking out again. she says it s an indication of how low morale has sunk. 25 years i ve worked in the nhs and i ve never seen or felt anything like this. never. it s heartbreaking, absolutely heartbreaking, soul destroying. it s horrible.
of deteriorating, that temperatures were missed and observations weren t carried out often enough. it said that nurses didn t have the right skills to keep children safe. the hospital apologised to families who felt let down and, last month, insisted changes were being made. we are improving some of those services and we re committed to making our services the best they possibly can be. but, since then, more families have come forward, including the parents of baby 0livia dooley, who was transferred to skylark ward after having a cyst removed from her neck at great 0rmond street hospital in february. 0ver seven weeks, staff apparently failed to change her breathing tube and, when it was taken out, her parents were told that 0livia stopped breathing for between seven and 1a minutes and only narrowly survived. for her to deteriorate the way she did, the team at great 0rmond street said it s rare and unheard of, really. i don t care where she s got to go, but she s not going back to kette