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BMA hits back at claims it refused to allow doctors to work in critical areas during strike

The British Medical Association has hit back at claims the organisation refused to allow doctors to keep working in critical areas during five days of strike action.

Resident doctors – previously known as junior doctors – began a five day strike across England on Friday as part of an escalating row between NHS bosses and the BMA over pay. The strike ended at 7am this morning (Wednesday).

During a strike, NHS trusts can apply for measures, often called "derogations.

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