In history to win back to back european titles. Portugal wins eurovision for the first time, as luciejones delivers the uks best performance for six years. We will discuss that a little later. And helen has the weather. An optimistic weather picture. Still some to clear in the east. Plenty of sunshine coming through with a scattering of showers into the afternoon. Some good spells of dry and sunny weather, strong sunshine in between. I what have more the us and around 15 minutes if you can join me. We will do. Good morning. First, our main story. Most of the Health Organisations in england and scotland that were affected by a Global Cyber Attack are back up and running, but some patients face continued disruption with six trusts in england still affected. Security experts are Warning Workers to protect their devices, in case of a new wave of attacks, as our correspondent Richard Galpin reports. This unprecedented Global Cyber Attack hit the nhs hardest, leading to cancellations and del
hazel shearing, bbc news. later in the programme we will hear from the national union of head teachers, and also speak to the head of a primary school who has been suffering with a crumbling building himself. first, what else do we need to know this morning? thousands of hospital consultants in england have voted in favour of a 48 hour strike next month, in what will be their longest industrial action since the 19705. it will follow an additional five day strike byjunior doctors. meanwhile, there won t be any further walkouts by nurses, after the rcn union failed to secure enough votes to carry out any more action. robin brant reports. no ifs, no buts! nojunior doctor cuts! the middle ofjuly is shaping up to be a period of major strife for the national health service. picket lines will include consultants in england, who are planning to strike on the 20th and the 21st. that sjust days after junior doctors are due
the nurses problem and inflation has been spiralling, wages have remained low, so it s a fallacy to say that a nurse pay rise would affect inflation. nurses don t put their money in offshore accounts, they spend their money in the local shops. we treat patients with dignity and respect and surely we should be given dignity and respect, to be able to put food on the table for our children, to be able to put the heating on and respect for the safety critical nurses, the jobs that we do. we risked our lives in covid, any pandemic of unknown origin. quite often inadequate ppe. the government should have applauded us them but they had the audacity to take us to court rather than find a solution. . ., solution. but the rcn recommended the steel? the solution. but the rcn recommended the steel? the member solution. but the rcn recommended the steel? the member of solution. but the rcn recommended the steel? the member of the - solution. but the rcn recommended the steel? the member of
sorry. tell me the issue recruitment and retirement. the sorry. tell me the issue recruitment and retirement. the rcn - sorry. tell me the issue recruitment and retirement. the rcn have i and retirement. the rcn have been lobbying and retirement. the rcn have been lobbying for and retirement. the rcn have been lobbying for years and retirement. the rcn have been lobbying for years to - and retirement. the rcn have i been lobbying for years to safeguard the outcome. patients are dying because you re so striking, it nurses are striking because patients are dying. we are having a real nursing crisis, we are desperate. one in three nurses are struggling to feed theirfamilies, one in three nurses are struggling to feed their families, the fact of whether inflation goes down or not, food inflation at 19.1%, the greatest percentage of what people are spending their money on a new weekly shop and it is a real struggle. not only that, i m heartbroken for colleagues not able to be the nu
of the country. us regulators are trying to find a buyer for the troubled first republic bank in california. they re concerned it could become the third american lender to fail this year after silicon valley and signature banks. primary schools across the uk will receive packets of wildflower seeds to mark the king s coronation. it s hoped they ll be used to create new areas for bees and butterflies. the biggest nurses strike yet. let s hear from you on this. are you with the nurses? where you never with the nurses? on friday the rcn agreed with nhs england that there would be safety critical mitigations when it comes to saving life and limb, so let s hear from you. the