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Furious nurses say no pay increase after COVID-19 work is ‘kick in the teeth’

Hundreds of healthcare staff marched on Whitehall to demand a pay rise after risking their lives during the pandemic

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Rebecca Reid, a 27-year-old London-based nurse from Prestwick in Scotland. Picture: PA

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