Thousands of junior doctors across England rejoined the picket line this morning to mark the second day of their 72 hour strike over pay – the longest-ever period of industrial action in their profession’s history.Â
Junior doctors comprise roughly 45% of the NHS’s medical workforce. It’s a broad term covering those fresh out of university to doctors with up to 10 years of experience.
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