Junior Doctors mark strike with rally in Trafalgar Square

The transcript discusses the unprecedented strike by junior doctors in England due to significant pay cuts over 15 years, high student debt, and pension changes. It highlights the impact on education and health services, attributing the disruption to government neglect. The government’s inadequate response during the pandemic and ongoing pay cuts have fueled doctors' resolve to fight for fair compensation. The call to action emphasizes the need for doctors to reclaim their professional value and power.

What percentage of junior doctors supported the industrial action?

• 95.5%

• 98.1%

• 90.0%

• 85.7%

What is the main reason for the junior doctors' strike?

• Government's neglect of public services

• Dispute with hospitals

• Lack of training opportunities

• Dispute with patients

How has the government responded to the doctors' efforts during the pandemic?

• Increased salaries

• Improved working conditions

• Meaningless applause

• Additional training

By how much has the pay of junior doctors eroded in real terms over the last 15 years?

• 20%

• 30%

• 15%

• 26%

What is the ultimate goal of the junior doctors' strike?

• To reduce working hours

• To gain respect and fair compensation

• To change hospital management

• To increase patient numbers