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Carth 24-06-2026 18:31

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Originally Posted by jem (Post 36218183)
True, but only available to the elite.

True, the poor have to grow Poppies ;)

Hugh 29-06-2026 17:27

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No more strikes after junior doctors accept pay offer

https://www.thetimes.com/article/eab...cf2ae8508b6b5d

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The British Medical Association has voted to accept a pay deal for junior doctors, bringing an end to years of strike action that has cost the NHS billions of pounds.

In a ballot of 33,000 resident doctors, formerly known as junior doctors, 53 per cent of members voted to accept a pay deal that will give them a 6.6 per cent pay rise on average and create thousands more jobs.

Dr Jack Fletcher, chair of the Resident Doctors Committee (RDC), said: “Resident doctors have spoken. They have decided that the current offer is sufficient to continue on the road to pay restoration, and sufficient to address the absurd lack of jobs in the NHS. The strikes will now end.”

It finally draws a line under three years of industrial action which has seen resident doctors walk out for 65 days in total, in 16 different rounds of strikes.

1andrew1 29-06-2026 18:50

Re: Starmer’s chronicles
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36218515)
No more strikes after junior doctors accept pay offer

https://www.thetimes.com/article/eab...cf2ae8508b6b5d

That's really good news. Here's to a less fractious country in the future.

Sephiroth 29-06-2026 19:02

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36218517)
That's really good news. Here's to a less fractious country in the future.

No doubt said more in hope(lessness) than likelihood.

Hugh 29-06-2026 19:40

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36218519)
No doubt said more in hope(lessness) than likelihood.

Projection doesn’t just occur in cinemas…

papa smurf 29-06-2026 20:00

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they'll be back, now i guess the rest of the nhs will want a pay rise

Paul 29-06-2026 20:01

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I want a pay rise as well, 6.6% would do nicely.

Carth 29-06-2026 21:05

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It's a crying shame that us pensioners don't have a Union :D

thenry 29-06-2026 21:09

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You do. It's called a lemon party. :D

Carth 29-06-2026 21:20

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36218536)
You do. It's called a lemon party. :D

:eh: I've ran that through 28 translator programs and still don't get it :confused:

Sephiroth 29-06-2026 21:23

Re: Starmer’s chronicles
 
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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36218538)
:eh: I've ran that through 28 translator programs and still don't get it :confused:


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Lemon Party refers to an early 2000s shock website featuring an image of three elderly men having sex.
https://www.dictionary.com/culture/p...re/lemon-party

I was less elderly in the 2000s!



Carth 29-06-2026 21:36

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Thanks for clearing that up Seph, I shall endeavor to avoid any links that appear mentioning Lemon Parties.

I shall also have at the back of my mind, some serious reservations about what thenry does in his spare time :D

Sephiroth 29-06-2026 21:41

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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36218541)
Thanks for clearing that up Seph, I shall endeavor to avoid any links that appear mentioning Lemon Parties.

I shall also have at the back of my mind, some serious reservations about what thenry does in his spare time :D

You beat me to it!

thenry 29-06-2026 21:55

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It was commonly passed around msn messenger in those early 2000 years :LOL:

damien c 30-06-2026 07:47

Re: Starmer’s chronicles
 
Don't worry they will be back out on strike in a few weeks, the Union fraudsters will not be happy with the extra £2 a month they are going to charge and will want more, so will demand the doctors get more and they will just keep doing it, till a junior doctors starting salary is £100k a year.

This is what happens when you have a spineless government controlled by Unions!


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