Health secretary Humza Yousaf faces a losing PR battle with the Scottish Budget if nurses take strike action, with a new poll showing widespread public support for NHS staff should they walk out.
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  Scottish public overwhelmingly back strike action from nurses as pay deal to be 'imposed'  
     
  Health secretary Humza Yousaf faces a losing PR battle with the Scottish Budget if nurses take strike action, with a new poll showing widespread public support for NHS staff should they walk out.  
     
Scottish public overwhelmingly back strike action from nurses as pay deal to be 'imposed'
     
   
     
 
Pressure mounts on health secretary amid growing anger over A&E waiting times
Pressure mounts on health secretary amid growing anger over A&E waiting times
 
     
     
 
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New thinkers can support our work through their own business - Mark Bevan
New thinkers can support our work through their own business - Mark Bevan
 
     
 
Business leaders need to focus on their own needs too - Caroline Donaldson
Business leaders need to focus on their own needs too - Caroline Donaldson
 
     
 
Scotsman Obituaries: Fionna Duncan, Scottish jazz singer whose fans included Louis Armstrong
Scotsman Obituaries: Fionna Duncan, Scottish jazz singer whose fans included Louis Armstrong
 
     
 
Scots back tax rises for higher earners and indyref2 fund cancellation
Scots back tax rises for higher earners and indyref2 fund cancellation
 
     
 
Suella Braverman draws up plans to crack down on foreign students coming to UK
Suella Braverman draws up plans to crack down on foreign students coming to UK
 
     
 
Union blasts ‘shameful’ delay in Scotland free school meals for all primary pupils
Union blasts ‘shameful’ delay in Scotland free school meals for all primary pupils
 
     
 
Family relationships and mental health are suffering as the cost-of-living rises - Paul Carberry
Family relationships and mental health are suffering as the cost-of-living rises - Paul Carberry
 
     
 
Adding up: Glasgow educational technology venture launches UK franchise model
Adding up: Glasgow educational technology venture launches UK franchise model
 
     
     
     
   
     
     
     
   
   
   
 
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