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The battlelines in the fight to defend the NHS have been drawn as junior doctors plan three five-day walkouts in the run-up to Christmas.

Junior doctors have stopped an attempt to end their fight against Tory health secretary Jeremy Hunt’s imposition of a dangerous new contract.

The NHS crisis is so deep that even top managers say it is near breaking point.

The British Medical Association (BMA) suspended a planned five-day strike today, Monday.

The junior doctors are fighting for all of us, and they are right to escalate their strikes. 

Tory Jeremy Hunt wants to rip up health workers’ contracts and privatise the NHS—but junior doctors are up for the fight, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

A British Medical Association (BMA) survey of junior doctors closed on Monday.

Junior doctors have voted to reject a proposed junior doctors’ contract cobbled together by the British Medical Association and Tory health secretary Jeremy Hunt.

Delegates at the British Medical Association’s (BMA) conference slammed French authorities for banning the Convoy to Calais this month.

The British Medical Association’s (BMA) junior doctors’ committee was due to meet on Friday after details of their new contract were released.

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt wants to use a new contract deal with junior doctors to break momentum and push more attacks on the NHS. 

Tory health secretary Jeremy Hunt gloated in the House of Commons today, Thursday, that the junior doctors’ dispute “was resolved with a historic agreement.” But many junior doctors are frustrated that the British Medical Association (BMA) and Hunt cobbled together a rotten new deal.