branwenjeffreys has more. " pay- —— pei. branwenjeffreys has more. —— pay.f 1% pay rises numbered ? any further or are the days of 1% pay rises numbered? schools are beginning to feel the impact. not enough people training as teachers. 0thers leaving afterjust a few yea rs. 0thers leaving afterjust a few years. but can schools afford to give them any more? for young people coming out of university, they look at the pay in various differentjobs and it‘s reducing our ability to recruit them into the teaching profession. i agree with what the school teacher review body said last year, if there isn‘t a pay rise of more than 1%, and i think they need more than 1%, and i think they need more than 1%, and i think they need more than that, during the next five yea rs, more than that, during the next five years, then there will be big problems with teacher recruitment. pay in england has been held down in england. first aid two—year pay freeze meant no increase in 2012 and 2011, then a 1% average pay rise cap has been in place like the rest of the public sector. it w

in a completely separate case branwenjeffreys has been speaking to the mother of a seriously ill 10—year—oldgonising dilemma. she contacted the bbc because she wanted to tell her story. for ten years, juliet has cared for her daughter. all her life, rose has been in and out of hospital. she is blind, can't move, her brain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it is so distressing to actually watch even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it would be like if that was me and how i would feel and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to suffer distress, there is no name for what causes this, but she can hear and be comforted by touch. there have been better times but earlier this year, rose was seriously ill. her mum now wants doctors to consider if she should be allowed to die. the best solution in my heart, would be that if rose is going to continue suffering like she is suffering now, her future is going to be very

in a completely separate case, branwenjeffreys has been speaking to the mother of a seriously ill 10— tell her story. for ten years, juliet has cared for her daughter. all her life, rose has been in and out of hospital. she's blind, can't move, her brain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it is so distressing to actually watch, even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it would be like if that was me and how i would feel, and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to suffer distress. there is no name for what causes this, but she can hear and be comforted by touch. there have been better times but, earlier this year, rose was seriously ill. her mum now wants doctors to consider if she should be allowed to die. the best solution in my heart would be that, if rose is going to continue suffering like she is suffering now, if her future is going to be very limited quality of life, then the kindest thing we can

in a separate case, branwenjeffreys has been speaking to the mother of a seriously ill 10—year—old girl tell her story. for ten years, juliet has cared for her daughter. all her life, rose has been in and out of hospital. she's blind, can't move, her brain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it's so distressing to actually watch, even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next to her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it will be like if that was me and how i would feel. and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to suffer distress. there's no name for what causes this but she can hear and be comforted by touch. there have been better times, but earlier this year rose was seriously ill. her mother now wants doctors to consider if she should be allowed to die. the best solution in my heart would be that if rose is going to continue suffering like she is suffering now, if her future is going to be very limited, quality—of—life, then the kindest thing we can

branwenjeffreys has been speaking to a mother who now believes it would be betterfor her child to beain isn't fully developed. she's suffered frequent seizures since she was a baby. it is so distressing to actually watch even though i've seen it so many times. i've laid next her to see what's happening and i can feel her body just continuously going. and i can only begin to imagine what it would be like if that was me and how i would feel and if i can't say, "this really hurts". rose appears to suffer distress, there is no name for what causes this, but she can hear and be comforted by touch. there have been better times but earlier this year, rose was seriously ill. her mum now wants doctors to consider if she should be allowed to die. the best solution in my heart, would be that if rose is going to continue suffering like she is suffering now, her future is going to be very limited, quality of life, then the kindest thing we can do right now is to withdraw things that are keeping her alive, which is her medications, herfluids, because she is now fed through a tube. rose is on vario