Today is the second day of action for NHS staff - including midwives, who walked out on strike for the first time ever yesterday in a row over pay.
Today, union members who took to the picket line will be among the thousands of employees across the UK who will begin the first of four days of "work-to-rule".
Midwives have gone on strike today for the first time ever.
They are among half a million NHS workers in the country to walk out over pay.
Unions say 60 per cent of staff will not get a pay rise this year despite increased pressures:
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For the second day running there were no deaths of people who tested positive for coronavirus in Scotland.