Junior doctors cancel planned strike due to short notice but say more strikes are still planned unless their concerns ar

The transcript discusses an ongoing dispute involving the British Medical Association and junior doctors, highlighting concerns over patient safety due to short notice of strikes. The General Medical Council warns of potential harm from losing a significant portion of the workforce. The union acknowledges the pressure on NHS services and calls for more time to ensure patient safety. Despite the union's willingness to negotiate, the government remains perplexed by the strike threat. The dispute is not only about contracts but also the overall health of the NHS.

What did Ellen McCourt state about the NHS's ability to cope under pressure?

What was Mr. Hunt's description of the ongoing strike threat?