College’s congress votes on call to pursue affiliation with TUC

Nursing students who are ‘excessively’ used to fill staffing gaps feel unable to speak out

Nurse who denies 17 counts of murder or attempted murder raised concerns with colleagues

Direct negotiation seen as better option than NHS pay process which ignores nurses’ plight

RCN Congress debates steps to secure better pay offer as ballot on fresh strikes nears

Question on Twitter asked whether not correcting patients is devaluing the term ‘nurse’

House of Lords debate suggests recruits from bodies such as the British Red Cross

And worldwide TV audience will watch as one nurse plays a very special role

More than half were due to 2 May – the RCN strike date ruled unlawful in the High Court

High volume of 999 calls from NHS staff ‘becoming unsustainable for police officers’

Nurse accused of murdering seven babies takes to witness stand for first time in her trial

With all derogations removed, we offer advice for nurses who are new to the picket line

Trial hears transcripts of interviews with the accused nurse shortly after her arrest

Peers vote to water down ‘dictatorial’ law that would curb your scope to go on strike

NMC changes rules in bid to cut its backlog of cases, and reduce nurses’ distress

Many nurses are often left alone caring for over 20 patients, far exceeding safe ratios

Paul Blakemore worked with production crew to ensure scenes were ‘as authentic as possible’

A Keralan nurse recruited the nurses after campaigning for more realistic language tests