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Nurses, ambulance staff and physios are voting on a 5% pay increase, but not, so far, with thejunior doctors. catherine burns, bbc news. i m joined now by dr layla mccay, policy director at nhs confederation, a membership organisation which speaks for health care systems in england, wales and northern ireland. welcome to you, thank you very much for being with us. what impact are the strikes having today? the? for being with us. what impact are the strikes having today? they will have a significant the strikes having today? they will have a significant impact. - the strikes having today? they will have a significant impact. our - have a significant impact. our members, our health leaders up and down the country are saying how concerned they are about the disruption this will cause, the lack of capacity across the health service which will mean that in order to focus on urgent and emergency care, many, many people across the country are hearing their appointments, their operations are