she is a sudanese doctor who works for the u. k as national health service. she is currently in wad madonna, that's an eastern student in us. thank you for joining us at such a difficult time. i understand you usually work in the u. k, but you headed home to your family for ramadan and eat it's been quite the home visit few yeah yeah. hi, thank you for calling and giving me the opportunity to talk about my situation. yes, i'm one of the of dr. walk in month. one of the funds that i came to see that in from a don just for the day and i was meant to fly back on the 27th of every and then obviously everything. 9 and i live in cartoon with my father and my parents. and in the 1st few days, we didn't want to be cartoon because obviously we didn't want to be able on house. but then things got got extreme divorce and the situation was difficult to the point that we couldn't leave the house to, you know, to bring a, what usually i got usually groceries and everything. so we have to be called to him to another city with my live, to what i need, which is 3 hours on the

u. k. it follows labor disputes not seen for decades. many are expected to rally in london under simmons is that a volley of nurses and the national health service has been on strike for months. this is really quite so angry, it has to be set up. the strike has gone on since before christmas, december last year, and does it have been times when it was looking hopeful that would be a resolution. but right now, this strike is the most serious, yet it's affecting intensive care units. it's affecting dallas's chemotherapy. so out of all the strikes afflicting the u. k. right now, this is the most motive i'm with me now is linda toby, a specialist. oh no. you do in dialysis or how do you feel right now? do you feel a medicine? would you describe it as militant angry? how do you describe your move? i think different people feel different things to people, harrison, the angry, a range in feelings inside a disappointed that what we saying about a patient i'd be like patient i will not be enough nurses inside the test. this strike action will go on until midnight on monday. a bank holiday and the u. k. at the time when the tension 0 getting ha, t

u. k. when there is a huge cost of living crisis, when they're all strikes that a paralyzing the country, bits of schwann's foods strikes it with the and it just, that's the national health service has doctors, nurses, the list goes on and on. and this is been pushing on this fantastic display to say, look, we can still do this. we all still important. we have some things special. and i think that that is something that all governments of whichever persuasion will you know, will take advantage of because it is of politics. but at the same time, it's very much involved in the way brushing works to the i mean, if we think about everything that the u. k in particular has experienced in the last few years. you know, we have had close it. we have had a full spring economy, brick set as close as a huge issue in the u. k. has been so many years now and the effects of braxton consequences. well, and then we've had the series of british prime ministers. what people in general have just felt this country is changing, and we're not sure it's in a safe pair of hands. and then the queen toys. yeah. and i think that was what made the death of the queen. so extraordinary and so challen