doctors have turned out in the picket line here l turned out in the picket line here outside leeds general infirmaryr doctor in leeds, why are you here today? junior doctors have faced a real—terms pay cut over the last 15 years. _ real—terms pay cut over the last 15 years. this — real—terms pay cut over the last 15 years, this has gone on for too long _ years, this has gone on for too long it — years, this has gone on for too long it is _ years, this has gone on for too long. it is leading to colleagues either— long. it is leading to colleagues either choosing to leave the profession or choosing to work abroad — profession or choosing to work abroad for— profession or choosing to work abroad for better pay and conditions. 98% ofjunior doctors conditions. 98% of junior doctors voted _ conditions. 98% of junior doctors voted for— conditions. 98% ofjunior doctors voted for the strike action, we feel something — voted for the strike action, we feel something needs to be done to restore — something needs to be done to restore our pay. the something needs to be done to restore our pay. something needs to

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