covid pandemic, has put with lack of support, and we're at burnout now, and for those like dr richard clarksont about pay, but the future of the health service. we have got to use this moment to really get the message across that we are haemorrhaging talent overseas, we are in a situation where the brightest and best in schools aren't going to go into medicine. tomorrow, the consultants will be joined by theirjunior doctor colleagues, there will be what is described as christmas day levels of cover. in fact there is already a legal duty to provide urgent and emergency care, but what that will look like will to resume your conversations and to bring this to a speedy end. meanwhile, patients like phoebe, whose latest operation is scheduled for thursday, face an anxious wait to see if their treatment will go ahead as planned. dominic hughes, bbc news. some breaking news, the home office has said it is disbanding its windrush team. it made its announcement in the annual report released staff members at brook house, about the conditions in which detainees were held in, nathan ward, a former senior

and for those like dr richard clarkson, these strikes are notjust about pay, but the future of the healthmessage across that we are haemorrhaging talent overseas, we are in a situation where the brightest and best in schools aren't going to go into medicine. tomorrow, the consultants will be joined by theirjunior doctor colleagues, there will be what is described as christmas day levels of cover. in fact there is already a legal duty to provide urgent and emergency care, but what that will look like will vary from hospital to hospital. so the government has announced it is consulting on minimum service levels during strike action. to protect patients in terms of time—critical services like chemotherapy or dialysis that are not covered by a christmas day service, also recognising people's important right to strike, but it is necessary to get the balance right in terms of time—critical services in hospital and that's what we're setting out with the consultation today. there have been no negotiations between ministers and the main doctors union, the british medical association, for more than

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but for doctors like richard clarkson, these strikes are notjust about pay, but the future of the healthly get the message across that we are haemorrhaging talent overseas. we are in a situation where the brightest and the best in schools aren't going to go into medicine, they're not going to want to become medical consultants — they're probably going to want to become financial consultants or management consultants. we want the brightest and best to be treating our families in the nhs for years to come. no ifs, no buts, no junior doctor cuts. tomorrow, the consultants will be joined by their junior—doctor colleagues. nhs bosses predict almost all planned care will be affected. the government has announced it's looking at introducing minimum service levels in hospitals during strike action — defining the number of doctors, nurses and other front—line staff needed to cover urgent emergency and time—critical services. meanwhile, phoebe is facing an anxious wait to see if her latest operation — planned for thursday — will finally go ahead. dominic hughes, bbc news. live now to central londo

but for doctors like richard clarkson, these strikes are notjust about pay, but the future of the health have got to use this moment to really get the message across that we are haemorrhaging talent overseas. we are in a situation where the brightest and the best in schools aren't going to go into medicine, they're not going to want to become medical consultants — they're probably going to want to become financial consultants or management consultants. we want the brightest and best to be treating our families in the nhs for years to come. no ifs, no buts, no junior doctor cuts. tomorrow the consultants will be joined by their junior—doctor colleagues. nhs bosses predict almost all planned care will be affected. the government has announced it's looking at introducing minimum service levels in hospitals during strike action — defining the number of doctors, nurses and other front—line staff needed to cover urgent emergency and time—critical services. meanwhile, phoebe is facing an anxious wait to see if her latest operation — planned for thursday — will finally go ahead. dominic hughes,

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