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Letters: Are there still any reasons to be cheerful?

5 October 2024

9:00 AM

5 October 2024

9:00 AM

Doctor’s note

Sir: Your leading article ‘Labour vs labour’ (21 September) follows a recent theme that I have noticed in The Spectator, in which the government is criticised for allowing public pay rises without implementing changes to working practices to increase productivity. I cannot comment on other sectors but I work in the NHS, working closely with junior doctors as colleagues and am involved in training them.

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