Junior doctors in England have been on strike for almost a year, with the latest five-day walkout marking the 10th strike in their dispute over pay with the government. The co-chairs of the BMA Junior Doctors Committee for England have urged the health secretary to make a credible pay offer to avoid further action. The doctors are seeking better pay and working conditions, with the hope that the government will address their concerns. The ongoing strikes highlight the ongoing tension between junior doctors and the government, with no resolution in sight as negotiations continue.
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Junior doctors in England strike for 10th time as pay dispute rumbles on
