Resident Doctors' Strike in England: NHS Prepares for Longest Walkout Yet

Wes Streeting accuses medics of 'delusion' as six-day stoppage in England set to begin, with training place offer withdrawn.

The National Health Service (NHS) is preparing for the longest strike yet by resident doctors after last-ditch talks between the government and the British Medical Association (BMA) failed to reach an agreement. Thousands of resident – formerly known as junior – doctors across England will stage a six-day stoppage starting at 7am on Tuesday, just after the Easter weekend, as the deadline for a resolution expired on Thursday.

Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, has accused the medics of suffering from a

Resident Doctors' Strike Looms as Talks Collapse: NHS Braces for Longest Walkout Yet

Related Articles

Repurposed Drug May Boost Survival in Aggressive Ovarian Cancer

Doctors' Leader Blames Reduced Pay Offer for Ongoing Strikes in England

Comments (0)

Groundbreaking Access Consortium Launches Pilot Program