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UK Resident Doctors Strike Over Pay, Raising Concerns About NHS Future

UK resident doctors are striking for a 29% pay rise, causing treatment delays and potentially harming patient care, despite a 22% pay increase in the last two years; the British Medical Association defends the action as crucial for the NHS's future, but critics argue it alienates the public and enda...

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Conservatives Propose Ban on Doctors' Strikes in England

Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative Party leader, announced a plan to ban strikes for resident doctors in England, similar to restrictions on the police and army, citing the significant cost and patient harm caused by recent walkouts.

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UK Resident Doctors Strike Over 21% Real-Terms Pay Cut

UK resident doctors are striking for five days, demanding a 21% pay increase to offset real-terms losses since 2008, citing low wages (£18.62/hour), high student debt, and slow progress on a previously agreed pay restoration plan. Public support is high.

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UK Resident Doctors Strike Over Pay Dispute

UK resident doctors are striking for five days, demanding a 26% pay restoration to address 17 years of underpayment, despite Health Secretary Wes Streeting's claims of a nearly 29% pay rise. The dispute highlights the deep divisions and risks patient care, with local trust leaders now making decisio...

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UK Junior Doctor Strike Sparks Consultant Concerns Over Patient Safety

Junior doctors in the UK plan a five-day strike in the summer, causing concern among consultants due to decreased support and potential patient safety risks, contrasting with previous strikes.

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Junior Doctors' Five-Day Strike Cripples England's NHS

Thousands of junior doctors in England launched a five-day strike on July 25th due to failed salary negotiations with the Labour government, despite a previous 22.3% pay raise, causing significant disruptions to the already struggling NHS.

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English Nurses Poised to Reject Pay Deal, Raising Threat of Strikes

Nurses in England are set to overwhelmingly reject a 3.6% pay rise, potentially leading to strikes later in the year after a consultative vote by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) showed an expected high rejection rate exceeding the 50% threshold needed for industrial action, following similar reje...

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Attlee's 1945 Victory: Celebrating Successes, Confronting Failures

The 80th anniversary of Labour's 1945 victory is being celebrated, but Attlee's government's handling of the Israel-Palestine issue is criticized for creating a larger Israeli state and ongoing conflict, unlike the current Labour government's strong US ties.

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50,000 UK Junior Doctors Strike for 29.2% Pay Raise

Approximately 50,000 junior doctors in England are striking for a 29.2% pay raise from Friday to Wednesday morning, citing a 20%+ real income decrease since 2008, despite recent pay increases, while the government offers 5.4%.

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Longer NHS Waits Lead to Increased Emergency Care Use

New research reveals a strong correlation between NHS treatment wait times and increased emergency care use afterward; those waiting over a year had 31% more A&E visits post-treatment, compared to an 18% reduction for those treated within 18 weeks. This highlights inequalities in access to timely ca...

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Lower Turnout Mitigates Impact of UK Junior Doctor Strike

The ongoing five-day junior doctor strike in the UK (July 2024) shows lower participation than last year, causing less service disruption despite some cancelled appointments and procedures; the BMA seeks a 29% pay rise while the government offers 5.4%.

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UK Resident Doctors' Pay Cut and Forthcoming Strike

UK resident doctors' pay has fallen by 4-10% since 2010-11, according to the Nuffield Trust, prompting a strike on July 25th, while the BMA claims a 29% drop since 2008-09, highlighting methodological differences in pay analysis.

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