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NHS England stats show overall planned treatment waiting list has fallen again to 7.36 million - though number waiting more than a year in May increased to 196k. NHSE also says A&E attendances in June highest ever - partly down to heat.

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Resident doctors in England to strike for five days in July

BMA: Resident doctors have announced strike dates in England, giving the Government two weeks to come to the table to negotiate a path to pay restoration. Action will start 7am on Friday July 25th and end 7am July 30th.

Govt reaction to BMA strike vote in England: While most resident doctors in the BMA did not vote to strike, it is disappointing that the BMA is continuing to threaten strike action after a pay rise of 28.9% over the last three years.

Resident doctors in England who are members of the British Medical Association have voted in favour of strike action. The BMA says there was a 90% vote in favour on a 55% turnout. The union says it will seek talks with Health Secretary Wes Streeting.

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The BMA has elected Dr Tom Dolphin as its next leader. Dr Dolphin was elected chair of council by the Association’s council today. Dr Dolphin takes over from Professor Phil Banfield and will start immediately in the role.

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Consultants and other specialist doctors in England are to be balloted on whether they might be prepared to take industrial action over pay. The indicative ballot run by the BMA will be consultative rather than a formal strike ballot.

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The waiting list for routine operations and appointments in England has fallen below 7.4 million for the first time in two years – it was at 7.6 million when Labour took office. But still fewer than 60% seen within 18 weeks of referral.

The Institute for Fiscal Studies says health spending in England will rise more slowly over the next few years than during the previous two parliaments. DHSC annual budget set to rise by 2.8% in real terms.Ave 3.5% 2019/20 to 2023/24 and 3.6% 2017/18 to 2019/20.