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Any deal with the junior doctors should cut both ways

The way we fund medical training is out of date and does not take into account that there is a global marketplace for doctors

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

13 February 2016

9:00 AM

A few months ago, paramedics were on the brink of industrial action. They had legitimate grievances. Ambulance services were being run down, their staffing levels were dangerously thin — and the mismanagement (much of it exposed by Mary Wakefield in The Spectator) was horrendous. But in the end they stepped back from the brink — for good reason.

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