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Resident doctors in England vote to strike for higher pay, facing government opposition.
Resident doctors in England have voted to strike over pay, with 90% supporting the action in a British Medical Association (BMA) ballot.
The BMA demands a 29.2% pay increase to address pay erosion since 2008/09.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting warned that a strike would be a "disaster" for patients and doctors, and urged the BMA to reconsider.
The government claims it cannot afford pay rises, as resident doctors have already received the highest pay award in the public sector for two years.
Previous strikes led to over 1.5 million appointments being postponed.
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