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Senior Doctors Condemn Strikes By Junior Colleagues


Britain's top medics attack plans by junior colleagues to stage a series of five-day strikes, describing them as disproportionate.

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“No case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts.”

Today the medical professionals are at wall with junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard hitting attack, the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes.

“We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements, but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate,” says the Academy. “Five days of strike action, particularly at such short notice, will cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession.”

“Save our NHS, save our NHS.”

But it’s not just this month that the British medical association is threatening five days’ strikes. We heard on Wednesday that junior doctors plan to strike between the 12th and 16th of September. But now the BMA has announced the further strikes for five days between the 5th and 11th of October, and then again for another five days in November, and also in December between the 5th and 9th.

“This decision wasn’t taken lightly at all. Doctors don’t want to go on strike. We generally hate going on strike. But it’s just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.”

Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS’ bosses also say patients will suffer.

“It’s very difficult to trace particular depth to strike action. What we can say is that there will be a significant impact on patient care. But you have this level of disruption, then it’s much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it increases, potentially increases the risk.”

John Stoneley from Winsford in Chelsea is due to have a non-emergency operation during the junior doctors’ five-day strike threaten later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike.

“If it is canceled, I don’t know the moment, because I haven’t heard anything, but I’m sure they will get contact with me. If it is…I’m sure I can manage it and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years, so you know, it’s about the time we really started to support the NHS.”

Theresa May has accused the BMA of "playing politics" and is back terrain battled Health Secretary. But at the same time as the BMA was escalating its strike action, Jeremy Hunt was in 10th Downing Street in talks with the Prime Minister – “a regular planning meeting”, it was claimed.

After herald attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled Health Secretary, the BMA appeared to be targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strikes threatened in October are due to begin on the day of her speech of the Conservative Party conference.

And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months.

John Crags, Sky News.

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No cut, no junior doctor cut.”

Today the medical profession is in war with junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard hitting attack, the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes.

“We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements, but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate,” says the Academy. “Five days of strike action, particularly at such short notice, will cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession.”

“Save our anything, save our anything.”

But it’s not just this month that the British medical association is threatening five days’ strikes. We heard on Wednesday that junior doctors plan to strike between the 12th and 16th of September. But now the BMA has announced the further strikes for five days between the 5th and 11th of October, and then again for another five days in November, and also in December between the 5th and 9th.

“This decision wasn’t taken lightly at all. Doctors don’t want to go on strike. We generally hate going on strike. But it’s just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.”

Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS’ bosses also say patients will suffer.

“It’s very difficult to trace particular depth to strike action. What we can say is that there will be a significant impact on patient care. But you have this level of disruption, then it’s much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it increases, potentially increases the risk.”

John Stoneley from Winsford in Chelsea is due to have a non-emergency operation during the junior doctors’ five-day strike threaten later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike.

“If it is canceled, I don’t know the moment, because no hear that symbol, but I’m sure they will get contact with me. If it is…I’m sure I can manage it and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years, so you know, it’s about the time we really started to support the NHS.”

Theresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics and his back terrain battled Health Secretary. But at the same time as the BMA was escalating its strike action, Jeremy Hunt was in 10th Downing Street in talks with the Prime Minister – a regular planning meeting with claim.

After herald attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled Health Secretary, the BMA appeared to be targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strikes threatened in October are due to begin on the day of her speech of the Conservative Party conference.

And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months.

John Crags, Sky News.

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“No case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts.”

Today the medical professionals are at wall with the junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard-hitting attack, the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes.
“We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements, but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate,” says the Academy. “Five days of strike action, particularly at such short notice, will cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession.”

“Save our NHS, save our NHS.”

But it’s not just this month that the British Medical Association is threatening five days’ strikes. We heard on Wednesday that junior doctors plan to strike between the 12th and 16th of September. But now the BMA has announced the further strikes for five days between the 5th and 11th of October, and then again for another five days in November, and also in December between the 5th and 9th.

“This decision wasn’t taken lightly at all. Doctors don’t want to go on strike. We genuinely hate going on strike. But it’s just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.”

Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS’ bosses also say patients will suffer.

“It’s very difficult to trace particular dates to strike action. What we can say is that there will be a significant impact on patient care. But you have this level of disruption, then it’s much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it increases, potentially increases the risk.”

John Stoneley from Winsford in Chelsea is due to have a non-emergency operation during the junior doctors’ five-day strike threatened later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike.

“If it is canceled, I don’t know the moment, because I haven’t heard anything, but I’m sure they will get in contact with me. If it is, I’m sure I can manage and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years, so you know, it’s about the time we really started to support the NHS.”

Theresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics and has backed the embattled Health Secretary. But at the same time as the BMA was escalating its strike action, Jeremy Hunt was in 10th Downing Street in talks with the Prime Minister – “a regular planning meeting”, it was claimed.

After herald attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled Health Secretary, the BMA appeared to be targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strikes threatened in October are due to begin on the day of her speech on the Conservative Party Conference.

And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months.

John Craig, Sky News.                                                   

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Today the medical profession is a war with junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard heating attack, the Academy of Medical Royal College is calling  the junior doctors to call off their strikes. We know, there a genuine concerns about contracts and working arrangements.But we do not consider the propose strikes approportionate said the Academy. Five days of strike action particularly at such short notice will cause real problems for patients, the services and the profession.    Save us, save us any chance.
But it not just this month the British Medical Association is threatening five days strikes. We had on Wednesday that junior doctors plan to strike between the 12th and 16th September, but now the BMA is announcing further strike for five days between the fifth and 11th of October. Vanigane for another 5 days in November and also in December fifth on the 9th. This decision was not taken lightly at all. Doctors do not want to on strike. We general hate going on strike. But it's just extremely unfortunate that the government had left junior doctor with absolute no option. Hospitals are already starting to make contagious plans for strikes, but NHS bosses also say patients will suffer.
  It's very difficult to trace particular death to strike action.What we can say is there will be a significant impact on patient care. When you have this level of disruption, then it's much of difficulty for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it potentially increase risks.
  John Stonly from Wen Churchle is due to have non-emergency operation during the junior doctor strike threaten later this month.But perhaps surprisingly, he backed the strike. If it is canceled,I don't know the moment because I didn't hear anything. But I'm sure they will get contact with me. If it, sure, I can manage to inpute over there. They support at me and my family over years, so, you know, it's about time that we really start support the NHS.
Thersam May has accused BMA of playing poltics. Her back battled Health Secretary. But at the same time, it's the BMA escalating its strike action. Jeromy Han was in Downing street and talks with Prime Minister. A regular meeting was claimed. After Harry attacked on the junior doctors has a strong backing for the embattle Health Secretary. The BMA appeared to targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strikes threatening in October are due to begin on the day of her speech on the Conservative Party Conference and the junior doctor are  lighting out which could be last many more month.
John Creak Sky News

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No case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts.

Today the medical profession is at war with the junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risks. In a heart hitting attack, the academy of medical royal colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes. We know that a junior concerns about the contract are working arrangement. But we do not consider the proposed strikes are propotionate. says the academy. Five days of strike action particularly at such short notes will cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession.


SAVE OUR NHS, SAVE OUR NHS.


It's not just this month that the British medical association is threatening five-day strikes. We heard on wednesday that the junior doctors planned to strike which in the 12 and 16 of semptember. But now the BMA anounce a further strike for five days between 5th to 11th of november. And that again for a five days in november, and also in december between the 5th and the 9th. This decision wasn't taken likely at all. Doctors don't want to go on strike. We generally hate to go on strike. But it is just extremely unfortunate that the government hasn't left junioer doctors with absolutely no other option.


Hospitals are already starting to made contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS bosses also say that the patients will suffer. It's very difficult to trace particular death to strike action. What we can say is there will be a significent impact on the patient care. When you have this level of disruption, then it's much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care, and, clearly, potentially increase the risk.


Jonh Stone leave from Winds ** is due to have a lung emergnecy operation during the junior doctors five-day strike threaten later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike. If it is cancelled, I don't know the moment because I don't hear anything but I am sure that they will get in contact with me. If it's sure I can manage to put out with it, they support it to be I'm a family over the year, so, you know it's about time we really started to support NHS.


Teresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics. And this bad ** battle health secratry. But at the same time as the BMA was osculating its strike action, Jeremy Hung was in town Downing Street and talked with the Prime Minister. And regular planning meeting was claimed.


After her attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the enbattle health secretary, BMA appear to be targeted the Prime Minister personally. The strike threatening on october are due to begin on the day of her speech and conservative party conference.And the junior doctors are lying out for a fight with the government which could last many more month.









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"Saveus NHS, save us NHS"
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"..., no cuts, no junior doctor cuts."
Today, the medical profession is in war with the junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patience at risk. In a hard hitting attack, the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes.
"We know the genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements, but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate," says the Academy. 5 days of strike actions, particularly at such short notice, will cause real problems for patience, the service and profession.
"Save our NHS, save our NHS."
But it's not just this month, the British Medical Association is threatening 5-day strikes. We heard on Wednesday that the junior doctors planned to strike between the 12th and 16th of September, but now the BMA has announced a further strike for 5 days between the 5th and 11th of October, and then again for another 5 days in November, and also in December between the 5th and 9th.
"This decision wasn't taken likely at all. Doctors don't want to go on strike, we generally hate going on strike, but it's just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option."
Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes, but NHS' bosses also say patience will suffer.
"It's very difficult to trace particular death(depth)??? to strike action. What we can say is that there will be a significant impact on patience care. When you have this level of disruption, then it's much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it increases, potentially increases the risk."
John Stoneley from Winsford in Chelsa is due to have non-emergency operation during the junior doctors' 5-day strike threaten later this month. But perhaps surprisingly he backs the strike.
"If it is cancelled, I don't know the moment because I haven't heard anything, but I'm sure they will get contact? with me. If it is, I'm sure I can manage it and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years, so you know, it's about time that we really start to support the NHS."
Theresa May has accused BMA of playing politics and has backed embattled? health secretary. But at the same time as BMA was escalating its strike action, Jeremy Hunt was in 10th Downing Street in talks with the prime minister, "a regular planning meeting," it was claimed. After her attack on the junior doctors and her strong backing for the embattled health secretary, the BMA appeared to be targeting the prime minister personally. The strikes threatened in october are due to begin on the day of her speech on the Conservative Party conference. And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government(s) which could last many more months.
John Craig Sky News.

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No case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts
Today the medical profession is at war with the junior doctors being accused by that senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard hitting attack, the academy of medical royal colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes.
We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements. But we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate, said the Academy. Five days of strike action, particularly at such short notice, will cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession.
Save our energies, save our energies.
But it's not just this month that the British Medical Association is threatening five-day strikes. We heard on Wednesday that junior doctors plan to strike between 12th and 16th in September. But now the BMA is announcing further strikes for five days between 5th and 11th in October, and then again for another five days in November and also in December between 5th and 9th.
This decision wasn't taken likely at all. Doctors don't want to go on strike. We generally hate going on strike. But it's just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.
Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS bosses also say patients will suffer. It is very difficult to trace particular death to strike action. What we can say is there will be a significant impact on patient care when you have this level of disruption. Then it's much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care. And clearly it increases potentially, increases the risk.
John Stoneley from Winsford in Churchill is due to have an  emrgency operation during the junior doctors five-days strike threatened later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike. If it is cancelled, I don't know the moment, cause I don't hear anything. But I'm sure they will get consent with me. If it is, sure I can manage and put away with it. They supported me and my family over the years. So,you know, it's about the time we really started to support the NHS.
Teresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics and she has backed her embattled health secretary. But at the same time, the BMA was escalating its strike action. Jeramy Hunt was in 10 Downing Street in talks with the Prime Minister.A regular planning meeting, it was claimed.
After her attack on the junior doctors that has strong backing for the embattled health secretary, the BMA appear to be targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strike threatened in October due to begin on the day of her speech at the conservation party conference. And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months.
John Craig, News.

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no case no bus no junior doctor cuts. Today the medical profession is a war with the junior doctors' being accused by their senior collegues of putting patients at risk. In a hard hitting attack the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes. “We know there are genuine concerns about the contract and working arrangements, but we do not consider that they propose strikes are proportionate”, says the Academy.Five days of strike action particularly such short notice will cause real problems for patients,the service and the profession. “save our NHS ，save our NHS ” but it is not just this month that the British Medical Association is threatening five-day strikes. We heard on wednesday that the junior doctors planned to strike between the 12th and 16th of September. but now the BMA has announced further strikes for five days between the fifth and the eleventh of October and then again for another five days in November and also in December between the fifth and the ninth. This decision was't taken lightly at all.Doctors don't want to go on strike. We generally hate going on strike,but it is just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes.but NHS's bosses also say patients will suffer. It is very difficult to trace particular deaths to  strike action. what we can't say is that there will be a significant impact on patient care.but you have this level of disruption, then er it is much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care and clearly it increaes, potentially increases the risk.John Stoneley from the Winsford in Chelsea is due to have an non-emergency operation,during the junior doctors 'five-day strike threatened later this month,but perhaps surprisingly he backs the strike.“If it is cancelled, I don't know the moment,because I have not heard anything but I am sure that they will get in contact with me.if is I am sure I can mangage and put up with it,they support me and my family over the year,so you know it is about time we really started to support the NHS.”Teresa May has accused BMA of playing politics and his back terrain battled health secretary .But at the same time as the BMA was escalating its strike action,Jeremy Han was in 10 Downing Street in talks with the prime minister-a regular planning meeting ,it was claimed.After herald attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled health secretary,the BMA appeared to be targetting the Prime Minister personally.The strikes threatened in October are due to begin on the day of her speech at the Conservative Party conference,and the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months. John Crags, sky news
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no case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts.
The day, the medical professional war with junior doctor been accused by the senior colleagues of putting patient at risk. In the hot hitting attract, the academy medical royal colleagues is calling on the junior doctors to call off that strikes. We known that are genuine concerns about the contract working on arrangement, but we don't consider  the proposed strikes of proportionate. says the academy. Five days of strike action, particular such short notice who cause real problems for patients, the service and the profession. Save our NHS, save our NHS.
But it's not just this month, the British medical association is threatening 5 days strikes. We had on Wednesday the junior doctors plans to strike between  12 and 16th of September. But now the BMA  has another further strikes for  5 days between 5th and 11 of October. And then again for another 5 days in November, and also in December, between the 5 and 9th. This decision was not taken lightly at all, doctor don't want to go on strike. We generally heat on going on strike, but it is just extremely unfortunately the government let the junior doctors with absolutely no other options.
Hospital is already starting to make a contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS boss is also patient will suffer. It's very difficult to trace the particular death to strike action. We can't say is there will be significant impact on patient care. But you have this level of disruption, then it's much more difficult for the NHS provide the right quality of care, and clearly it increase the potentially , and in increases the risk.
John Stoneley from  Windford in Chelsea is due to have a non-emergency operation during the junior doctors 'five-day strike threatened  later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike.
If it is canceled, I don't know the moment, because I haven't heard anything, but I am sure they will get in contact with me. If it is, I am manage and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years, so you know, it's about the time we really started to supported the NHS.
Theresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics and has backed and battled health secretary. But at the same time, the BMA was escalating the strike action, Jeremy Hunt in was in 10th Downing Street in talks with the prime Minster - a regular planning meeting, it was claimed.
After herald attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled Health Secretary. The BMA appeared to be targeting the Prime Minister personally.  The strike threatening in October are due to begin of the say of her speech on the Conservative Party conference.
And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more month.
John, Sky news.




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no case, no bus, no junior doctor cuts
Today the medical profession is at war with the junior doctors being accused by their senior colleagues of putting patients at risk. In a hard-hitting attack the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges is calling on the junior doctors to call off their strikes. We know that the genuine concerns about the contract are the working arrangements, but we do not consider the proposed strikes are proportionate, says the Academy. Five days of strike actions, particularly at such a short notice, will cause real problems for patients, the service, and the profession.


save our NHS, save our NHS


But it's not just this month that the British Medical Association is threatening five-day strikes. We heard on Wednesday that junior doctors planned to strike between the 12th and the 16th of September. But now the BMA has announced further strikes for five days between the 5th and the 11th of October. Then again for another five days in November, and also in December between the 5th and the 9th.


This decision wasn't taken lightly at all. Doctors don't want to go on strike. We generally hate going on strike. But it's just extremely unfortunate that the government has left junior doctors with absolutely no other option.
Hospitals are already starting to make contingency plans for the strikes. But NHS bosses also say patients will suffer.


It's very difficult to trace particular death to strike actually. What we can say is that there will be a significant impact on patient care. When you have this level of disruption, then it's much more difficult for the NHS to provide the right quality of care, and clearly it increases, potentially increases the risk.


John Stoneley from X X is due to have a non-emergency operation during the junior doctors' five-day strike threaten later this month. But perhaps surprisingly, he backs the strike.


If it's cancelled. I don't know the moment, because I don't hear anything. I am sure that they will get in contact with me. If it is, sure I can manage it and put up with it. They supported me and my family over the years. So, you know, it's really about time we started to support the NHS.


Theresa May has accused the BMA of playing politics, and has backed her embattled health secretary. But at the same time as the BMA was escalating its strike action, sb. was in 10 Downing Street in talks with Prime Minister--a regular planning meeting, it was claimed.


After her attack on the junior doctors and has strong backing for the embattled health secretary, the BMA appeared to be targeting the Prime Minister personally. The strikes threatened in October are due to begin on the day of her speech at the conservative party conference. And the junior doctors are lining up for a fight with the government which could last many more months.


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