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There were 6,000 more nurses in the NHS in England than when the coalition took power in 2010, he added.

The nurses have said they are concerned about understaffing and want the hospital to include the hiring of more nurses in the contract.

It's staggering that numbers are falling when all the evidence shows we need more nurses in the NHS, not less", said Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow health secretary.

In February, Hayley Peters, chief nurse for the Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust, stated that "there are no more nurses in Somerset".

But they know better than anyone that new and better planned hospitals (and many more nurses in them) will be needed before we can call the hospital services wholly satisfactory.

As a consequence of this investment, more nurses in the NHS are expanding their roles, applying new skills and taking on new responsibilities to provide better care for patients.

The latest provisional figures show that there are almost 50,000 more nurses working in the NHS in England today than there were in 1997.

For the UK as a whole, by 2008 there will be 80,000 more nurses working in the NHS than there were in 1997.

He said: "There are more nurses employed in NHS hospitals now than there were two years ago.

Globally, rising rates of dementia indicate the need for more nurses skilled in caring for people with this condition.

But David Cameron said eight of the 11 hospitals put into special measures on Tuesday had more nurses than in 2010, adding: "All well-run hospitals will have the right number of nurses and doctors and care assistants".