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Pat Cullen: Negotiations Need To Happen 'Urgently' | Good Morning Britain MUSIC Now, the head of the Royal College of Nursing Union is calling for a double-digit pay rise for nurses in England, which raises the stakes in their long-running dispute with the government. Pat Cullen, the general secretary of the RCN, previously told members to accept the government's offer of 5% in March, but it was rejected in a vote by 54 to 46. And Pat Cullen joins us now. Good morning, Pat. The Times reports today nurse leader criticised for pay uterine. It has the government minister Grant Shapp saying, Pat Cullen just recently was encouraging her members to settle for the pay rise that was on the table. It's frankly rather confusing now that she seems to be coming back and saying the opposite. Now, obviously, it's your job as the RCN leader to represent the views of your member...