Resident doctors across the country have gone on strike, citing dangerous working conditions and unfair labor practices. The British Medical Association has warned the NHS that their plans for addressing the strike are putting patients at risk.

The unprecedented strike has led to the cancellation and postponement of treatment for patients in England. The resident doctors are demanding better pay, improved working conditions, and more support from the NHS.

Wes Streeting, a prominent figure in the healthcare industry, has called the situation "completely unprecedented" and urged both sides to come to a swift resolution. The strike has already had a significant impact on patients and their families, with many feeling abandoned by the healthcare system.

The NHS must work quickly to address the concerns of the resident doctors and ensure that patients are not left without the care they desperately need. The safety and well-being of patients should be the top priority in any negotiation between the doctors and the healthcare system.