the doctors' union , the british medical association , said the mistake was appalling. ore. everyone agrees, a terrible situation. the british medical association, the union, on behalf of its members is hopping mad, it says it can't understand how this happened. some individual doctors have been in tea rs, individual doctors have been in tears, they have been contacting the bbc. they say for example they turned down other jobs bbc. they say for example they turned down otherjobs because they thought they had this firm offer. they say they have taken at home loa ns they say they have taken at home loans because they thought they would be able to stay in this area, and now they don't know what is going to happen. the process doesn't start again for another week, so the uncertainty continues. and a lot of anger about the timing of the announcement, it was made late on friday afternoon, just before the bank holiday, and one doctor said it was sheer cowardice, but the raw couege was sheer cowardice, but the raw college visit and is say they just wa nted college visit and is s

the british medical association, the union on behalf of its members, is hopping mad.em, have apparently been in tears. they have apparently been in tears. they have been contacting the bbc. they say, for example, they turned down otherjobs say, for example, they turned down other jobs because they say, for example, they turned down otherjobs because they thought say, for example, they turned down other jobs because they thought they had this firm offer. they say they have taken out home loans home in london because they thought they would be able to stay in this area, and know what is going to happen. the process does not start again for another week, so the uncertainty continues. a lot of anger too about the timing of the announcement, which was made late on friday afternoon, just before the bank holiday. 0ne doctor said it was sheer cowardice. member of the couege sheer cowardice. member of the college said that theyjust sheer cowardice. member of the college said that they just wanted to get the news out as soon as possible. do they know of anyone affected has any

the british medical association is hopping mad on their behalf.press how unacceptable we find we find the situation, the emotional and financial impact. looking at what steps they can take to rectify the immense damage caused. not ruling out that there may be claims for compensation. also complaints about the fact this was dropped late on a friday night just before a bank holiday weekend, so a lot ofjunior doctors complaining about that. presumably, some people away or finding it difficult to contact the people whose property they might be moving into to rent, who knows? clearly complicated. what sort of time frame are people operating in? expecting to be starting these jobs in the next couple of months, or the autumn? in the short term. we have heard from individual doctors on twitter, ben hudson says, speaks volumes for how the royal college of physicians values junior doctors, carelessly playing with people's future. life plans made on the basis of spurious offers. dumped at 4:16 just before a bank holiday. i spent time viewing houses. another

and their union, the british medical association, on their behalf is hopping mad.ess how i accept that we find the situation and the impact both emotionally and financially. they say they will be looking at what steps will be taken to rectify the immense damage caused. they are not ruling out that there may be claims for compensation. there have also been complaints about the fact this was dropped late on a friday nightjust before a bank holiday weekend. a lot ofjunior doctors also complaining about that. presumably some people might have been away might find it difficult to contact the police property they might be moving into to rent, or who knows the circumstances. clearly complicated. what sort of time frame people operating on? i be expected to start jobs people operating on? i be expected to startjobs in the next couple of months, or in the autumn? certainly in the short term. we have heard from individual doctors on twitter, for example, "speaks from individual doctors on twitter, for example, "spea ks volumes from individual doctors on twitter, for example,

the doctors union, the british medical association said the mistake was appalling.ught mask, those who oversee the process say they are deeply sorry. it was not a computer error this time, it was human error transferring scores and interviews from one system to another. the british medical association on behalf of its members is hopping mad, saying it cannot understand how this happened. individual doctors, some of them who have apparently beenin some of them who have apparently been in tears, have been contacting the bbc. they say they have turned down otherjobs the bbc. they say they have turned down other jobs because the bbc. they say they have turned down otherjobs because they thought they had this firm offer. they said they had this firm offer. they said they took out home loans in london because they thought they would be able to stay in this area, and now they don't know what will happen. the process does not start again for another week, so the uncertainty continues. a lot of anger as well about the timing of the announcement. it was made late on friday af

the doctors' union, the british medical association, said the mistake was appalling.. what are the doctors saying?‘ what are the doctors saying? a lot of very angry doctors. everyone agrees this is a mess and should never have happened. the royal couege never have happened. the royal college of physicians said they were deeply sorry. not a computer error this kind, a human process of transferring scores of interviews from one system to another. the bma are hopping mad on behalf of its members. some doctors are said to have been in tears. they have been contacting the bbc saying they made commitments on the basis of these job offers. some say they have turned down other job job offers. some say they have turned down otherjob offers. a lot of criticism of the timing of the announcement, late on a friday afternoon, doctors said that was sheer cowardice. andy moore with the latest on that controversial mistake. photographs of prince louis‘ first days at home have been released by his parents. here, he's receiving a kiss from his big sister, princess charlotte. the newest

the doctors' union, the british medical association, said the mistake was appalling., they do say that the existing fissures are continuing to emit hazardous fumes, and as you can see here, the huge piles of molten rock give an idea ofjust how active the volcano currently is. the hawaiin civil defence organisation says five homes have been destroyed, but there are still no reports of any deaths or serious injuries, and evacuation orders remain in force. photographs of prince louis' first days at home have been released, including an image of the new royal baby being kissed by his older sister princess charlotte. the photos were taken by the duchess of cambridge at kensington palace when he was just three days old. simonjones reports. the newest member of the royal family, prince louis, pictured when he was just three days old. and here, a tender moment with his sister princess charlotte on her third birthday, both photos taken by their mother. the first images of louis, who is fifth in line to the throne, since he was presented to the world last month. the pictures we

the doctors‘ union, the british medical association, says the mistake is appalling.o the government for help to bring theirfamilies to the uk to join them. on friday the home secretary, sajid javid, said former translators, who were given permits to live in britain for five years, wouldn't have to pay for the right to stay longer. but many are still waiting to be reunited with their wives and children. our home affairs correspondent leila nathoo has more. abdul wakil is now bringing up his eldest son alone. it's been more than two years since he came to the uk from afghanistan, where he worked as an interpreter with the british army. but he says it was too expensive for him to bring the rest of his family with him at the same time, and now he and his son are suffering without them. they told me that you can take your family later. but when i came here, and i found out it was so tough, when i saw my son, he was struggling. he was distressed. he told one of his class—fellows he was going to harm himself because he's missing his mum and missing his brother. several hund

as the uk's first female professor of surgery and president of the british medical association.me this trophy, i do not deserve it, and thank you to the people who have supported me over the years of my career. and you can't do it without that support. and my family, some of whom sadly are no longer here to enjoy this celebration, but some of them are sitting over at my table over there. wonderful to have them here. my colleagues, who have always been a huge support to me, in every walk of medical life. notjust the doctors, indeed, perhaps least of all the doctors. laughter. perhaps the most important thing in a woman surgeon's life is the theatre sisters and my best friend are theatre sisters, they're absolutely wonderful. applause you can see the whole programme on itv next monday at 8.30pm. averil is here. congratulations, how was your night? it was wonderful, very special. what does it mean to receive something like this? very special. what does it mean to receive something like this7m very special. what does it mean to receive something like this? it was a big surprise. i'm