BMA resident doctors committee leaders say talks with the Health Secretary were ‘productive’, and more will follow

Doctors could have £100k student loans wiped to stop five-day strike action

Doctors could have their student debts wiped as part of a deal to "completely" avoid a five-day strike next week.British Medical Association (BMA) leaders met with Health Secretary West Streeting in Whitehall on Thursday for negotiations, lasting two hours - both have described the discussions as constructive.With up to 50,000 junior doctors possibly due to stage a five-day walkout at 7am next Friday, the BMA said there was a "very small window …

Doctors say there is 'small window of opportunity' to stop upcoming strikes

The British Medical Association met with Health Secretary Wes Streeting in Westminster for critical talks to try and come to an agreement to prevent a five-day walkout next week

Doctors could have student loans written off to avert strikes

Wes Streeting, the health secretary, met British Medical Association leaders to negotiate incentives to stop union members from walking out on July 25

Government ‘has very small window to avert resident doctors’ strike’

A five-day walkout is scheduled to start next week and could cause significant upheaval to the NHS in England. There is a “very small window of opportunity” for the Government and resident doctors to reach an agreement to avert strike action, the Resident Doctors Committee (RDC) has said. A five-day walkout is scheduled to start next week and could cause significant upheaval to the NHS in England. Co-chairs of the RDC – part of the British Medic…

Doctors strikes: BMA and Streeting talks 'constructive'

Resident doctors will walk out for five consecutive days from 25 July over a dispute about pay.

Health secretary to meet resident doctors in last-ditch bid to ...