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6.5% next year, so that is in 2023 2024. members of the gmb i spoke to today said that actually the margin of acceptance around 60% is not that high and it suggests that there is still opposition and still concern about pay increases going forward and as you said, we still have a vote outstanding for the royal couege vote outstanding for the royal college of nursing in scotland and we expect that we will hear the result of their decision, the members decision on this pay deal, next week. i think i am right in saying that the union leaders have recommended they accept but we will not know the outcome until it is announced next week. it is not know the outcome until it is announced next week. not know the outcome until it is announced next week. it is not ust about -a announced next week. it is not ust about pay forfi announced next week. it is not ust about pay for many i announced next week. it is not ust about pay for many people i announced next week. it is not ust about pay
also investigating for ukraine get looked at? we are also investigating crimes - for ukraine get looked at? we are also investigating crimes on i for ukraine get looked at? we are also investigating crimes on all. also investigating crimes on all sides including the ukrainian side and we have found some violations of international humanitarian law on the ukrainian side and also a couple of war crimes but the russian side we are talking about the vast majority of violations and crimes, and with ukraine there is a limited number. . ., ., , nhs staff represented by one of scotland s health unions have accepted the latest pay offer from the scottish government. gmb scotland, which represents staff in the nhs and scottish ambulance service, said its members accepted the improved pay offer by a majority of 59.7%. a result of a vote by the rcn on the same offer is expected next week. our scotland correspondent,
thanks forjoining us. president macron has decided to force through his controversial pension reform without calling a vote in the french parliament. he opted to invoke a controversial article in the constitution after a frantic series of meetings with close aides and ministers which revealed he d lose a vote. french prime minister elisabeth borne was booed as she arrived in the national assembly, the lower house of parliament. the session was suspended for two minutes after left wing politicians singing the national anthem prevented her from speaking. lets cross to paris and speak to our correspondent hugh schofield. what is the reform that is causing so much trouble? this what is the reform that is causing so much trouble? what is the reform that is causing so much trouble? this is the reform to the pension so much trouble? this is the reform to the pension system so much trouble? this is the reform to the pension system which - so much trouble? this is the reform to the pension