impact if we get to that point? if it s an overtime ban or consultant saying we will only do exactly what we are paid for and not extra, then that would cause a certain amount of inconvenience and problems for hospitals because they do do unpaid work, and that would be very difficult. they could do, as they did one day in 2012, say, we won t get involved in any routine care, nonurgent treatment, resulting in a lot of cancellations and inconvenience for patients, we ve already seen that. or it could be they stage an all out strike that s highly unlikely, but if they did, they said they will walk out of all forms of care, making accident and emergency almost impossible to run because you do need senior consultants as well as junior doctors to provide a safe service. so there s the potential for a lot of disruption here, but it all depends on what sort of action they take. and it all depends on whether they get a positive vote for this
losing our workforce and that is really difficult. for now, the strike in england continues with the impact on emergency care not as bad so far as some may have feared. our trusts and our staff i think are managing this week very well. they have a clear priority of keeping emergency pathways in place and patients in those pathways safe. it has come at the expense of routine care unfortunately. john is one of those who has lost out because of the strike. he has cancer and doctors were due to review a scan to see whether it affected his liver, but that process was put on hold. any cancer patient will tell you that the worst part of it is waiting for results. it s these waits between having a scan and seeing what the result is. i really think people need to get round the table and sort this out. i m only one of thousands of patients in the country who are waiting, i m sure other people are in a much more serious situation.
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demands are unaffordable. there were last minute attempts to try and resolve the strikes but the union has said that there was no credible offer on the table. so meanwhile other health unions have caused the strikes in england where they are participating in pay negotiations with the government and that continues this week. but for now this three day strike byjunior doctors, the largest in nhs history, continues with widespread destruction for routine care and appointments seen as inevitable. katharine da costa there. the sci fi epic, everything everywhere all at once was the big winner at the oscars with seven awards including best director and best picture. the film s star, michelle yeoh, was named best actress making her the first woman from an asian background to claim the prize. brendan fraser won best actor for his role in the whale. but everything everywhere also scooped the two best supporting awards including a first oscar forjamie lee curtis at the age of 64. here s our e
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