Junior doctors in London strike over pay and conditions

The transcript discusses the significant pay cuts junior doctors have faced over the past 15 years, leading to a recruitment and retention crisis in the NHS. It highlights the impact on patient care, with millions on waiting lists. The government has failed to engage in meaningful negotiations, prompting strikes. Personal stories illustrate the broader impact, emphasizing the need for government action to resolve the crisis.

What percentage pay cut have junior doctors received over the last 15 years?

What are the current working conditions for junior doctors compared to 2008?

What is the significance of restoring full pay for junior doctors according to the speaker?

How does the speaker feel about the impact of the strikes on patients?

What does the speaker believe the government needs to do regarding negotiations?