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- Belgian PM Bart De Wever urges Europe to negotiate with Russia on Ukraine war
- Hungarian pm viktor orbán rallies supporters ahead of election in budapest
- Russian man detained for allegedly murdering girlfriend out of spy fears
- Hungary’s opposition leader accuses Orbán of enlisting Russian agents for elections
- Israel conducts military operations in Iran and Lebanon amid ongoing conflict
The Times - Strike to overwhelm A&E
Summary of the front page
The Times says up to half of doctors in England will be absent during the four days of junior doctors’ strikes next week.
There are concerns that patient safety is at risk and that A&E departments could be overwhelmed.
The four-day walkout will begin on Tuesday after the bank holiday weekend and involve up to half of doctors in England. The British Medical Association said it would call off industrial action if ministers set out a “credible offer” to restore junior doctor pay to 2008 levels, the paper says.
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