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Next few days as more pre—booked operations and appointmentless are cancelled. many trusts are worried about covering night shifts particularly because this strike falls over a holiday period. really with everyday that goes by this strike gets more difficult, it gets more difficult to sustain staff morale and the risk to partial safety potentially increase. hundreds of doctors marched to downing street yesterday asking for a 35% pay increase to make up for a 35% pay increase to make up for below inflation rises over the last 15 years. husband —— this husband and wife are bothjunior —â€...

Pay and patient safety. health secretary steve barclay said the timing of the industrial action which is expected to last until saturday morning was "regrettable". lucinda adam reports. what do we want? fair pay! junior doctors on the picket line for the second day in a row in central london. the doctors' union, the bma, has been asking for a 35% pay increase to make up for 15 years of below—inflation wage awards. the job's been getting more complicated. we've been getting sicker and frailer and older people coming to our hospitals, and we just want to be valued the same way we were in 2008....

Is proving challenging for trusts. so they are deeply concerned. it's not too late for unions and government to come to the table to open negotiations and to avert this action next week. the british medical association, which represents junior doctors, is calling for a 35% pay rise to compensate for what it describes as more than a decade of salary erosion. but the department of health says it will only agree to talks to try to settle the dispute if the bma calls off the strike and significantly reduces its pay demand. the two sides appear as far apart as ever. simon jones, bbc news. today mar...

There are real concerns of an increased risk to safety. this strike is long in duration and falls at a critical time during the holiday season, where securing alternative cover is proving challenging for trusts. so they are deeply concerned. it's not too late for unions and government to come to the table to open negotiations and to avert this action next week. the british medical association, which represents junior doctors, is calling for a 35% pay rise to compensate for what it describes as more than a decade of salary erosion. but the department of health says it will only agree to talks t...