Rishi Sunak is not ruling out extending "tough" new anti-strike laws to prevent walkouts by emergency service workers such as nurses.The Prime Minister said "we're looking at all options" when asked about the scope of the legislation to limit the impact of strikes, but declined to give details.Long-delayed legislation to ensure minimum service levels on the transport network during industrial action could be widened to other public services including emergency services.Mr Sunak's main priority i

Rishi Sunak is not ruling out extending "tough" new anti-strike laws to prevent walkouts by emergency service workers such as nurses.The Prime Minister said "we're looking at all options" when asked about the scope of the legislation to limit the impact of strikes, but declined to give details.Long-delayed legislation to ensure minimum service levels on the transport network during industrial action could be widened to other public services including emergency services.Mr Sunak's main priority is to "protect lives and minimise the disruption" of the growing wave of industrial action sweeping the country, he said.