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‘Sacking nurses bill’ moves a step closer to becoming law

The bill, which could see nurses and other key workers sacked for failing to work during strikes, now faces scrutiny in the House of Lords

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Strikers at Sheffield’s Royal Hallamshire Hospital in January

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