Of course, the strikers are saying this is about safety, not pay, as expecting to be paid a decent wage for a difficult and highly skilled job is now considered selfish. Surely expecting someone to work for free while people all around them are dying of cancer is only appropriate for the early stages of The X Factor. Sadly, Tories don’t understand why someone would stay in a job for decency and love when their mother was never around long enough to find out what language the nanny spoke.

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Certainly I foresee that the entire NHS workforce will be affected. Hadn't thought about the impact on the entire public sector. Very disturbing to think about.

NHS England said: “This analysis confirms the fundamental point that patients admitted to hospital at weekends are sicker, and need to have the right medical cover available, ensuring patients can see a senior doctor as soon as possible.”

Jeremy Twunt's entire campaign to alter the junior doctors' contract was based on his desire to privatise the NHS, using the (erroneous) excuse that more people die at the weekend (which IIRC he measured from Friday to Monday!).