The British Medical Association (BMA) has asked for a 35% pay rise, but Steve Barclay said this was "unreasonable".
Striking doctor Katy McDowall, a specialist registrar in maternity at Northampton General Hospital, said pay rates meant the NHS found it "really difficult retain staff".
Northampton General Hospital (NGH) said there would be "some disruption" and it would prioritise urgent care. BBC Northampton
See also:
- NHS faces most significant strikes ever NHS Confederation
- Emergency care to be prioritised during most disruptive industrial action in history NHS England
- All hands on deck as trusts call for talks to end strikes NHS Providers
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- Ipswich and Colchester hospitals boss urges quick solution to doctors' row BBC News
- Singing strikers on the junior doctors' picket lines BBC News
- It will take ‘some weeks’ to recover from backlog caused by junior doctors strikes, NHS Confederation says Channel 4 News
- We're junior doctors who are striking this week... these are our reasons why The Daily Mail
- Hard Left union leader behind the most disruptive NHS strike in history goes on HOLIDAY The Daily Mail
- Fears junior doctor dispute that has crippled the NHS could drag on for months The Daily Mail
- The junior doctors’ strike is a defining point in the collapse of the NHS The Daily Telegraph
- Junior doctors’ union asks Acas to help end strikes deadlock The Guardian
- Junior doctors’ strike: hospitals ‘worried about overnight patient safety’ The Guardian
- I’ll tell you why junior doctors are striking: things are so unsafe we have no choice The Guardian
- ‘Joining the picket line is a last stand’: junior doctors on the four-day strike The Guardian
- Sunak tells striking doctors: Withdraw your ‘unreasonable’ 35% pay demand if you want a deal The Independent
- Junior doctors’ strike enters second day ITV News
- Why junior doctors feel it is necessary to strike as the NHS faces a pivotal week Sky News
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