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 set for fourth strike over controversial contract
Hundreds of junior doctors across the region are set to walk out for a fourth time this morning over the imposition of a new contract.
The strike action comes after a second legal challenge was launched against the government's proposals.
Today's 48-hour strike which begins at 8am will affect routine and non-urgent care, meaning junior doctors will provide emergency care only.
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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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