Scottish public overwhelmingly back strike action from nurses

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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. View email online

Dec 27, 2022

Good morning readers.

We hope you had a fantastic Christmas weekend with friends and family and enjoyed the festivities.

Here is your Tuesday news update from The Scotsman.

Here are today's top headlines

Nurses strike: Scottish public overwhelmingly back strike action from nurses Gender Recognition Reform Bill: Theresa May disappointed Scotland changes not considered for England Politics: What lies ahead for Scottish politics in 2023? TV: The top 10 most complained about TV moments in 2022 revealed Piers Morgan: Presenter's Twitter account hacked - with host of offensive posts sent

Thanks for reading. Have a great week ahead.

More headlines are below.

Graham Falk.


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