The nurses strike in the UK has garnered a high level of support among the public. A new YouGov poll says that a majority of people in the country back their demand for a pay rise and better working conditions.

Two-thirds of the people, 66 per cent, have said they support the nurses’ strike. Around 45 per cent of them say they “strongly” support it.
Ambulance staff is going on strike Wednesday. The group also has a high level of support among the British, with 63 per cent backing them.
Other groups who are staging industrial action include firefighters and teachers, who also have considerable public support. While the firefighters have the backing of 58 per cent of Britons, 50 of people support the teachers.

However, striking rail workers don't find themselves in the same boat. Around half of the public, that is 49 per cent as per the poll, say they oppose the rail workers’ recent strikes.
Driving examiners, university staff and civil servants have also not found favour with the public, with 48 per cent of Britons saying they oppose their strikes.