wards here. they will be on the picket line. the health secretary steve barclay said it is patients who will bear the brunt of the action. it is they who are suffering. butjunior doctors will say that they will strike until they get to their 35%. as you have heard, talks have stalled. the important words the government are using is their offer of an average of 8.8% is their offer of an average of 8.8% is theirfinal their offer of an average of 8.8% is their final offer. their offer of an average of 8.8% is theirfinal offer. i am expecting to hear some frustrated doctors who will be speaking. and i will ask them if they will continue. the nhs has urged the public to continue to call 999 in an emergency and if you need to, call 111 in a non emergency. they point out that gps and pharmacists will run as normal if you need their help. studio: thank you. we will be
member and friend. the name of the organization. also saying in a statement the today, they re answering prayers are asking people not to contact her or her family because quote, there is still much to process and heal from. the organization director, the same day they were kidnapped in late july, the u.s. state department ordered the departure of non emergency government personnel from haiti. as the security situation worsen. this is how a department spokesperson reacted to the news earlier, let us take a listen we welcome the reports of that release. no greater priority of course and the safety and security of u.s. overseas. we express our deepest appreciation to our haitian in u.s. inner agency partners. in facilitating for the phillies. out of respect for their privacy. we will let the individual speak. for themselves when they feel. brady for the national
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means that almost all planned nhs care in england has come to a standstill. consultants have been offered a 6% pay rise by the government. they say that is not enough. the doctor s union, the british medical association says that since 2008, consultants take home pay has fallen by 35%, taking changes into tax and pensions into account. it says this fall is a bigger percentage than other groups within the nhs. a 6% pay increase would mean basic pay, starting at nearly £94,000. the most experienced consultants would receive more than £126,000, the reaching that salary takes on average around 19 years of working in the nhs. let s cross live now to our correspondent who has been gauging the mood among strikers in central london. john, what other strikers saying about what they want