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tony christie about living with dementia, music therapy and recording a new song for this year's thank you day. it isa it is a cold start for many but largely dry, with sunshine. that will change as heavy rain barber and strengthening winds push in from the south—west. all the details later. it's tuesday the 11th of april. our main story. a four—day strike by junior doctors in england that begins this morning is expected to be the most disruptive in the nhs's history. more than a quarter of a million appointments and operations could be cancelled, but doctors say they are strikin...

Scenario for thejunior this is not a likely ticking scenario for the junior doctors, they are striking because they really are struggling. £14 to save your loved ones' life is crazy at the moment, and negotiations have not even started. and like i was singalo, this is something that has been on care for a very long time. junior doctors worked extremely hard throughout covid, we in primary care have been working alongside our colleagues who are training at the same time, and at the other end, it does not feel like they are being recompensed while the cost of living crisis goes up at the same t...

Up whole team of individuals that make up the care, so the yes, frustrations will be high, appointments will be impacted, but we are always here, and the nhs is open to look after you in the case of an emergency. you open to look after you in the case of an emergency.— of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic _ of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic and _ of an emergency. you are busily sympathetic and understanding | of an emergency. you are busily i sympathetic and understanding of this, we have from some other patients earlier who were less sympathetic, and really quite angry that...

It would result in some junior doctors of receiving a pay rise of over £20,000. if the bma is willing to move significantly from this position and cancel strikes we can resume talks and find a way forward." that approach has had some luck with other unions. nurses, ambulance staff and physios are voting on a 5% pay increase, but not, so far, with thejunior doctors. catherine burns, bbc news. catherine is outside the leicester royal infirmary. catherine, how big an impact will this strike have on hospitals like leicester and others across england? the priority is going to be emergency care bec...