Leaders of junior doctors in England and the government said on Wednesday they agreed a deal to end a long-running dispute which led to the first all-out strike in the nearly 70-year history of the state-run National Health Service (NHS). Junior doctors, a term which covers recent medical school graduates right through to doctors who have been working for well over a decade, have staged a series of walkouts in a row over plans to bring in a new contract. Dr Johann Malawana, from the doctors' union the British Medical Association (BMA), said they had wanted a "safe and fair" contract which addressed a recruitment and retention crisis in the NHS and recognised their contribution.
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