‘Bad for the nation’: Future of NHS hangs in balance, warn junior doctors at rally
The future of the NHS is threatened by reforms being pushed through by the government, warn junior doctors attending a rally in Manchester
The future of the NHS is threatened by reforms being pushed through by the government, warn junior doctors attending a rally in Manchester
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