The newest member of the cabinet, who replaced Wes Streeting 13 days ago, is facing a fresh round of strikes by resident doctors.
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James Murray, who replaced Wes Streeting as health secretary 13 days ago, is facing a fresh round of strikes by resident doctors next month. The walkout from 15 June until 19 June it will be the sixteenth in the long-running dispute over pay that began in May 2023. It followed a meeting earlier today between Murray and the British Medical Association (BMA).
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James Murray è il nuovo ministro della Salute del Regno Unito dopo le dimissioni di Wes Streeting.
Sein Vorgänger Wes Streeting war aus Protest gegen Regierungschef Starmer zurückgetreten.
