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Officials fear NHS will be hit hard after resident doctors reject latest offer
Wes Streeting and BMA urged to seek mediation as hospitals in England struggle amid flu outbreak
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independent.co.uk
Streeting’s warning about NHS collapse amid flu surge is ‘scaremongering’, BMA says
The doctors’ union claimed the health secretary had acted in a ‘cruel and calculated’ way and described the Government’s offer as ‘poor’
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Doctors to vote on five-day strike after government warns of NHS disruption
The potential resident doctors strike comes amid pressure on hospitals due to soaring flu cases
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theguardian.com
Resident doctors in England vote to go ahead with strike
Five-day strike to start on Wednesday as Wes Streeting’s offer is rejected by BMA members in online ballot
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bbc.com
Doctors vote to go ahead with five-day strike in England this week
It comes after ministers made fresh offer amid warning the walkout is risky as NHS battles wave of flu.
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Doctors’ strike to go ahead after BMA rejects offer despite flu surge: Latest
Resident doctors have voted to reject Wes Streeting’s offer and will strike in the lead-up to Christmas
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What you need to know about the doctors’ strike as NHS hit by rising flu cases
Health secretary Wes Streeting has hit out against the planned action
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aljazeera.com
England’s resident doctors to strike for five days
Physicians are seeking a return of salaries to their 2008-2009 levels before they were eroded by inflation.
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Officials fear NHS will be hit hard after resident doctors reject latest offer
Wes Streeting and BMA urged to seek mediation as hospitals in England struggle amid flu outbreak
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Resident doctors in England begin five days of strike action
NHS leaders warn ‘more patients are likely to feel the impact of this round of strikes than the previous two’
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Patients warned to expect disruption as doctor strike begins
British Medical Association members started the 14th walkout over pay in England at 07:00 on Wednesday.
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England’s resident doctors begin five-day strike
The British Medical Association is calling for improved pay and an increase in available jobs for qualified doctors.