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Resident doctors in England accept government offer on pay and jobs

The Guardian Health Monday 29 June 2026, 17:04 UTC By Andrew Gregory Health editor 1 min read
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British Medical Association called off a strike at the last minute earlier this month to put the offer to membersResident doctors in England have voted to accept a new government deal on pay and jobs. It comes after the British Medical Association called off a strike at the last minute earlier this month to put the offer to members.

British Medical Association called off a strike at the last minute earlier this month to put the offer to members

Resident doctors in England have voted to accept a new government deal on pay and jobs.

It comes after the British Medical Association called off a strike at the last minute earlier this month to put the offer to members.

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