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Why did resident doctors go on strike?
14th Apr 2026 - BBC News
Resident doctors in England have returned to work after their 15th walkout in a long-running pay dispute.
The BMA, which represents doctors, says not enough has been done to address concerns about pay and job shortages, while the government says their expectations are unreasonable and unrealistic.
Resident doctors are qualified doctors who have completed a medical degree.
They make up nearly half of all doctors in England, and work across the NHS including in A&E and GP surgeries.
After their initial degree and the mandatory two years of post-graduate foundation training, many choose to specialise in a particular area of medicine or surgery.
They used to be known as junior doctors, but in September 2024 the government agreed to change the name of their role to better reflect their expertise.
Full training can take a long time, so although some resident doctors may have only recently finished medical school, others could have more than a decade of practical experience and be responsible for most aspects of care.
