The British Medical Association, which represents more than 150,000 doctors and medical students, today passed a motion of no confidence in Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt at the union's annual representative meeting in Edinburgh.
Dr Paul Flynn the chairman of the BMA Consultants Committee has told ITV News that doctors felt like they were scape goats for "problems which are in the Health Secretary's remit".
"We are always open to working together we want to form a common ground with the Health Secretary. But if the Health Secretary is blaming doctors for the problems then that is very difficult".
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