Resident doctors’ strike to go ahead after Wes Streeting’s last-ditch offer is rejected
Resident doctors in England to strike for five days next week, saying health secretary’s latest offer is too limitedWes Streeting has failed in an attempt to end the long-running resident doctors’ dispute with a new offer to them, which means their five-day strike next week is expected to go...
<p>Resident doctors in England to strike for five days next week, saying health secretary’s latest offer is too limited</p><p>Wes Streeting has failed in an attempt to end the long-running resident doctors’ dispute with a new offer to them, which means their five-day strike next week is expected to go ahead.</p><p>The health secretary tabled a new offer to resident doctors – formerly junior doctors – in England on Wednesday in a move intended to avoid the strike, their 13th.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/nov/05/resident-doctors-strike-to-go-ahead-after-wes-streetings-last-ditch-offer-is-rejected">Continue reading...</a>
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