Junior doctors vote to reject new Government contract
Junior doctors who are members of the British Medical Association have voted to reject a new contract agreement with the Government.
Around 58% of the 37,000 junior doctors and medical students who took part in a referendum chose to reject the tabled offer.
Dr Johann Malawana has announced he will stand down from his position as BMA junior doctor committee chair following the result.
Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt said the outcome was "extremely disappointing".
