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NHS strikes: What 'massively overstretched' doctors on the Black Country's picket lines are really saying

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Doctors picketed on Wednesday outside Walsall Manor Hospital, as well as New Cross Hospital in Wolverhampton and Russells Hall in Dudley. A sign held by one striking doctor in Walsall said: "One doctor, £14 an hour, 120 sick patients."

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NHS strikes: What 'massively overstretched' doctors on the Black Country's picket lines are really saying

2 months ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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NHS strikes: What 'massively overstretched' doctors on the Black Country's picket lines are really saying

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NHS strikes: What 'massively overstretched' doctors on the Black Country's picket lines are really saying

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