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and wajima injapan. to the uk — and junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 1948. hugh pym reports. facing up to the first day of strike action, ben, the lead consultant in the emergency department. morning, everyone. good morning. how was your night? we were handed 15... 15 patients waiting. that's a lot more than we normally have. junior doctors who've been on overnight hand over to the consultants who'll take over. and aphra is supporting the strike action. i'm only two years into being a doctor, so knowing the longevity of the career and seeing how many of my friends have already left go to australia,

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Newsday

to the uk and junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 19118. facing up to the first day of strike action, ben, the lead consultant in the emergency department. morning, everyone. good morning. how was your night? we were handed 15... 15 patients waiting. that's a lot more than we normally have. junior doctors who've been on overnight hand over to the consultants who'll take over. and aphra is supporting the strike action. i'm only two years into being a doctor, so knowing the longevity of the career and seeing how many of my friends have already left go to australia, i think on balance, it's an issue about retention rather than pay. and the hospital, along with others in north london, is coming under pressure. we're seeing high numbers

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Verified Live

public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 19a8. our reporter, meghan owen, has more on why this latest strike is so significant. this isn't the first time thatjunior doctors in england have walked out. in fact, they first went on strike in march 2023, and since then the nhs has had to cancel over 1.2 million appointments. but let's just take a look at what a junior doctor actually is. now, they are qualified doctors who are going through clinical training, which can take around eight years or more. they make up around 50% of nhs staff. so, actually, over the next six days of industrial action, the nhs could be losing half of its workforce — and that's at a time where the nhs is already facing pressure from the winter season.

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The Daily Global

to come to the fore again. and netanyahu is, of course, a master of of political survival. but whether or not he how long he will continue in power, i think is really starting to come into question. on both of the stories of events in iran today but also that concern over the widening of the israel gaza conflict. we'll get the latest analysis from our security correspondent, frank gardener, in the coming minutes. two events in the uk now. junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 1948.

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BBC News Now

there have been calls for a review of the legislation, which was brought in to tackle human trafficking. it comes as the charity women's aid said injuly there was a significant increase in the number of trafficking victims they're supporting. the government says pupils at english schools that have been partially closed because of dangerous concrete will not get extra help in their exams. since september, some students have not been able to access design and technology work rooms, laboratories and other specialist spaces, due to the crumbling concrete known as raac. you're live with bbc news. junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one

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Verified Live

the research firm kantar said customers made 488 million trips to the supermarket in the four weeks to christmas eve, with nearly £14 billion passing through the tills. kantar said promotions and offers were behind the boost. you're live with bbc news. junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said the health service was facing one of its most difficult starts to a year since 19118. 0ur reporter, meghan 0wen, has more on why this latest strike is so significant. this isn't the first time thatjunior doctors in england have walked out. in fact, they first went on strike in march 2023. since then, the nhs has had to cancel over 1.2 million appointments. let's just take a look

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Newsday

air traffic control transcripts shows the japan airlines flight was cleared to land. all 379 passengers and crew on board the passengerjet were safely evacuated. but five coastguard crew members were killed in the fiery crash. the former president of sierra leone, ernest bai koroma, has been charged with four counts of treason over an alleged coup plot in november. he is under house arrest following questioning by the police. at least 21 people were killed in attacks on a barracks and a prison in freetown in november. mr koroma's lawyer said the charges are part of a political vendetta. to the uk — and junior doctors working in england's public health services have begun a six—day strike. it's the longest industrial action in the history of britain's health service, and follows a break down in talks with the government over pay. before the strike, nhs england medical director professor sir stephen powis said

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Newsday

long waits at airports, and delayed deliveries. and on thursday — tens of thousands of nurses took part in the biggest strike in the history of britain's public health service. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. cheering. a moment of history. nurses on a picket line in liverpool. part of the biggest strike ever staged by the royal college of nursing. what we want? fair pay! and in leeds, nurses made plain their anger at the pay settlement they've been given. in sub—zero temperatures, they gathered early in reading. nurses here argued that the strike was about stressful working conditions, as well as pay. nothing changes. thingsjust get tighter and tighter. and we're expected to just keep putting up with things, keep finding... i'm getting emotional now. ..keep finding reserves. and enough is enough.

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Newsday

the conspiracy theorists? it's been called the new "winter of discontent" in the uk. workers have been going on strike across multiple industries in the run up to christmas and the new year. in recent weeks, rail workers, airport staff and postal employees — have all walked off the job. they're angry about pay and working conditions. and delayed deliveries. and on thursday — tens of thousands of nurses took part in the biggest strike in the history of britain's public health service. our health editor hugh pym reports cheering a moment of history. nurses on a picket line in liverpool. part of the biggest strike ever staged by the royal college of nursing. what do we want? fair pay!

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BBC News

being called the new "winter of discontent". tens of thousands of nurses have been taking part in the biggest strike in the history of britain's public health service. at issue are disagreements over pay and staff shortages. the royal college of nursing is asking for a 19% pay rise, which the uk government says is unaffordable. life preserving care, such as emergency treatment and neo—natal services haven't been affected, but there's been disruption to routine surgery and other planned treatment. they're due to go on strike again next week. things just thingsjust get things just get tighter and tighter, and we are expected to just keep pulling on with things, he finding i'm getting emotional, keep finding reserves, and enough is enough. we have to make a stand to get

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