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to coverjunior doctors, though it says that is difficult because of the easter holidays. the doctors union argues that patients are already waiting too long, never mind the strike. i m sorry to anyone who has had any elective activity cancelled because of the strikes, but ultimately it s that growing waiting list which is part of the reason that is driving this dispute. there s over 7 million patients on the waiting lists at the moment and that is only expected to grow because of our workforce crisis. the government said pay demands were unreasonable and the union should come back to the table with a realistic approach. the dispute continues, the strike starts at 7am tomorrow. hugh pym, bbc news. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says he makes absolutely zero apologies , for an advert suggesting prime minister, rushi sunak has been soft on the sentencing of sex offenders. he says he stands by the approach despite some senior figures in labour publically distancing themselves from
keir starmer dismised claims that he was indulging in gutter politics. here s our political correspondent, david wallace lockhart. the advert that has prompted a weekend of debate. in it labour suggest rishi sunak is content to see child sex abusers avoid jail. writing in the daily mail today the labour leader has doubled down on the campaign, saying, i make absolutely zero apologies for being blunt on this, no matter how squeamish it might make some feel. but former labour shadow chancellor john mcdonnell criticised this, tweeting, if it s to be a serious debate, personalsmears and daily mail style distortions shouldn t distract from stating the hard facts. labour s advert is based on figures going back to 2010. for some of that period sir keir starmer was head of the crown prosecution service and sat on the sentencing council, meaning he had input into sentencing guidelines. but his allies say he shouldn t be held accountable for any leniency