Junior doctors walk out on strike for fourth time
Thousands of junior doctors across the Calendar region have walked out as part of a national strike over contracts. They will provide emergency care only during the strike.
Junior doctors begin another strike 48-hour strike
Junior doctors across the region began another strike today as their dispute with the Government continued.
Picket lines were in place at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary at the start of the 48-hour walkout, which is the third bout of industrial action.
At Leeds General Infirmary protests were also held over health secretary Jeremy Hunt's plan to impose a new contract on junior doctors from August.
Dr Kieran Zucker is junior doctor:
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Junior doctors hold 48-hour strike in contract row
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Junior doctors strike for second time over contracts
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Junior doctors' strike: How will I be affected?
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