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BBC News - Junior doctors in England start five-day strike
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Let's just hope people don't vote for these leeches again. I despair.
Although as you say, I'm not confident that things are going to get better under Labour - from what I understand they're just planning to tax higher earners more in order to increase placements for students, but surely two of the biggest factors causing problems right now are poor pay and having to fund your own medical education? Taking away free medical tuition was one of the stupidest moves ever made.