, as well as city residents facing water shortages.

They were given rises worth an average of 22% over the last two years to bring an end to those strikes - and the BMA argues this year's pay award did not do enough to make up that remaining shortfall.The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) said it was "grotesque" that nurses had been offered a smaller rise than doctors, adding the "failed" pay review body process "keeps nursing staff weighted to the bottom".

The union plans to consult nurses on whether they are happy with the rise, or if they want to move forward with industrial action. If they back the latter, a formal strike ballot could be run.A series of announcements on Thursday confirmed:Inflation unexpectedly

, complicating perceptions of how generous the offers are.The PCS union, which represents civil servants below the senior ranks, contrasted the latest figure with their proposed 3.25% offer.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting described the pay award for nurses as "above inflation", although the RCN insisted it would be "entirely swallowed up" by price rises.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies, a think tank, said the 4% offer for teachers was "likely to represent small real-terms rise," given official economic forecasters were predicting 3.2% inflation for this financial year.He fires through the windscreen, then shoots Muñoz, before again firing at Guzmán.

As he runs away, he turns around and fires another shot at Muñoz, who is collapsing on the pavement.Brugada, 61, was elected mayor of Mexico City in June of last year. The position is considered the second most powerful in the country after that of the president.

While local politicians, especially the mayors of small towns, are often targeted in Mexico, attacks on politicians in the capital are more unusual.One high-profile exception is the ambush in 2020 of García Harfuch, who was Mexico City's chief of police at the time.