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Resident doctors in England are striking from 14–19 November over long-standing concerns about pay and job prospects.
The British Medical Association argues that their real-terms pay is around 20% lower than in 2008, despite recent increases.
The union also highlights a growing crisis in career progression: in 2025, over 30,000 doctors applied for just 10,000 specialist training posts, leaving many without jobs at a crucial stage in their careers.
Although the government has expanded training places, the BMA says it's not enough and has rejected offers that don’t address pay or job shortages.
Do you think this strike action is justified?
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