The Independent remains committed to delivering quality journalism on pivotal issues facing the U.S., including reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. Reports spotlight the pay dispute between junior doctors in England and the government, leading to potential strikes. Wes Streeting's discussions aim to prevent dangerous NHS walkouts, while the British Medical Association leader insists on a non-negotiable pay demand. Concerns are raised regarding public trust in the medical profession amidst ongoing industrial action, which could extend for years without an agreement.
Wes Streeting is set to hold last-ditch talks with doctors' union leaders to avoid five days of highly dangerous NHS walkouts later this month.
Junior doctors in England are set to strike from 7am on July 25 as part of a pay dispute with the government.
Professor Robert Winston has warned that the highly dangerous industrial action risks harming the public's trust in the profession.
The new leader of the British Medical Association (BMA) has stated that the doctors' 29 percent pay demand is non-negotiable, cautioning that strikes could persist for years.
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