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The Guardian - Tories join calls for Sunak to open pay talks with nurses

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Four Conservative former ministers have joined health service leaders in calling for the prime minister to put an end to the nurses’ pay dispute – that’s on the front of The Guardian.

The paper describes PM Rishi Sunak as being under growing pressure to open pay negotiations with striking nurses. 

Four Conservative former ministers have pleaded with the prime minister and Health Secretary Steve Barclay to ask the NHS pay review body to reconsider the rise it recommended in February, the paper notes. 

The paper also looks at tributes paid to the four children who died after falling through ice on a lake in Solihull.

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