Junior Doctors' Six-Day Strike Timing and Political Fallout
Wednesday, 29 May 2024, 11:43
Junior Doctors Accused of Sabotaging Election
Furious Tories have accused junior doctors of a 'cynical' tie-up with Labour following the announcement of a six-day strike. The strike, planned from 7am on June 27 to 7am on July 2, aims at demanding pay hikes of up to 35 per cent.
Timing Sparks Political Fallout
- The strike ends just 48 hours before polls open.
- Hospitals face a standstill as thousands of medics participate.
Conclusion: The contentious timing of the strike has fueled political tensions and accusations, raising concerns about the impact on healthcare services amidst an election.
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