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phoebe arslan, a that right after wakefield good morning. so let's start with that strike .wo 2000 start with that strike. two 2000 nature strike is in total due to work out walk out. beg your pardon . how will this affect the pardon. how will this affect the pubuc pardon. how will this affect the public and all the public behind it ? well, i mean, it'll affect it? well, i mean, it'll affect them a great deal mean we've all been affected by industrial action in the past few weeks you know tricky send a parcel know tricky to send a parcel because of royal mail to because of royal mail strikes to go train because of armed go on a train because of armed strikes take the tube but strikes will take the tube but actually it just actually of course it just strikes much, more strikes a much, much more serious already serious proposition. we already knew that the royal college of nurses to walk out up to nurses planned to walk out up to 100,000 nurses. think that's 100,000 nurses. i think that's the in the the biggest strike in the history , ambulances, as you say, history, ambulance