0n the second day of a six day strike byjunior doctors, one of england s largest hospitals says a call for some junior doctors to come into work because of extreme pressure was rejected by their union, the bma. nhs leaders in nottinghamshire declared a critical incident and warned that there were waits of up to eight hours in a&e and less seriously ill patients were being told to seek help elsewhere. rob sissons is at the queen s medical centre in nottingham for us. what does a critical incident mean for patients? hello, reeta. well, that phrase is a piece of nhsjargon, but it is hello, reeta. well, that phrase is a piece of nhs jargon, but it is the highest state of alert and a real sign of pressure in the health and social care system. it applies to the entire system across nottingham and nottinghamshire. now, what we know is that yesterday a request was made in the morning, just hours into this nationaljunior doctors strike, the longest in nhs history, this