Nurses in England walked out again Monday, with some critical services due to be hit for the first time.
The industrial action is the latest stoppage in an increasingly bitter dispute with the government over pay and conditions.
The 28-hour strike, which started at 8:00 pm (1900 GMT) on Sunday, comes after members of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) earlier this month voted to reject a five-percent government pay increase offer.
The walkout is one of many across the private and public sector over the past year as workers have grappled with double-digit inflation.
All hospitals have been guaranteed a minimum level of cover for intensive care and trauma.
But the latest strike is the first time areas such as intensive care, chemotherapy and dialysis…
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