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Being trained to understand that and to give it the, give it the respect and give the deceased the respect that they deserve. the government has also announced a consultation on whether a starting point of 25 years in prison should be applied in domestic murder cases. at the moment, it s 15. the charity refuge has welcomed today s review but says the safety of women remains in peril. the number of prosecutions for domestic abuse has fallen and convictions in their words remain woefully low. graham satchell, bbc news. at 7.30am we ll be speaking to thejustice secretary dominic raab. doctors leaders and government ministers are being urged to start formal pay talks after a breakthrough on a deal with other nhs staff in england. unions representing health workers including nurses, ambulance staff and paramedics, are recommending their members back a 5% pay rise following months
Is more uncertain. nhs providers, representing trusts in england, said there must be urgent movement on talks with thejunior doctors and both sides needed to re double their efforts. hugh pym, bbc news. we re joined now by our political correspondent helen catt. morning, the lender. this deal will be put to a vote, that is where we are with a lot of nhs staff, where does this leave the government and junior doctors? it does this leave the government and junior doctors? junior doctors? it does feel like a sirnificant junior doctors? it does feel like a significant moment junior doctors? it does feel like a significant moment that - junior doctors? it does feel like a significant moment that the - junior doctors? it does feel like a l significant moment that the health unions and the government after so many months have managed to find that landing space to find a deal that landing space to find a deal that they must find a mutually acceptable. it s not a done deal, it needs to go to
nurses deal at last is the headline on the mirror. like many papers, it leads on the deal that would give nhs staff a 5% pay rise from april plus a one off payment for this year. the times has more fallout from wednesday s budget. it claims labour s pledge to reverse the plan to scrap the lifetime allowance on pension savings could prompt more doctors to retire early, in what it calls a gold rush before the next election. the guardian looks ahead to a report into the culture of the metropolitan police, which is due to be published on tuesday, saying it will describe the force as riddled with deep seated racism, sexism and homophobia . and the most read story on the bbc news website this morning is that more than 1,000 passport office workers will go on strike for five weeks from april the 3rd, in a dispute aboutjobs, pay and conditions. anything caught your eye? my anything caught your eye? m attention is