rate of gas went up, electric, fuel, whatever height and extra has dissipated two bills. i am seeing colleagues struggling, gaps and workforce that mean we are really busy and we can't always spend as much time as we want with patients. the always spend as much time as we want with patients.— want with patients. the pay of nurses has — want with patients. the pay of nurses has failed _ want with patients. the pay of nurses has failed to _ want with patients. the pay of nurses has failed to catch i want with patients. the pay of nurses has failed to catch up | nurses has failed to catch up with the cost of living. factor in inflation, they are 10% worse off than in 2010. people are still being _ worse off than in 2010. people are still being forced _ worse off than in 2010. people are still being forced to - worse off than in 2010. people are still being forced to rely i are still being forced to rely on food banks and things and they come to work to look after people that is a situation that is untenable.— is untenable. nurses are considering _ is untenable. nurses are considering a _ is untenable. nurses are considering a new i is untenable. nurses are considering a new pay i is untenable. nurses are i considering a new pay offer from the government across the country many public and private sector workers are taking action. ~ . . sector workers are taking l actien-_ the action. what we want? the government _ action. what we want? the government doesn't - action. what we want? the government doesn't deny l action. what we want? the | government doesn't deny it action. what we want? the i government doesn't deny it is difficult right now but says big wage rises risk feeling inflation further.—