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Dr David Farren, chair of BMA’s Northern Ireland consultants committee, said: “No doctor wants to take strike action.”However, there is a palpable sense of anger among all secondary care doctors at years of significant pay erosion in return for trying to deliver care in an overstretched health system.”Dr Leanne Davison, chair of BMA’s Northern Ireland SAS committee, said the health service can “no longer run on the goodwill of front-line staff”.”Doctors are choosing to leave the health service or to reduce their contracted hours due to continued pay erosion and we can see the outworkings of this in services having…

From early on, we were looking at the game, yes, but also working out the mad significance of it all. We turned elsewhere to see what all of this meant in the grand scheme of things. Before the games began on Wednesday, Scotland were sitting relatively pretty as second of the best third-placed teams in the tournament.Bosnia-Herzegovina’s win over Qatar dropped Scotland to third. Brazil’s dominance dropped them further. Down and down they went, their buffer all but removed, their obsession about results elsewhere in the coming days multiplying as they went. Back to Charlotte, North Carolina they’ll go on…

“You know that. That’s why you’re smiling and laughing… and it’s true. “But you know that the Mayor of London is a horror show. You have a crime problem. You have an immigration problem. “The immigration helps cause the crime, by the way, and you have a tremendous energy problem. You’re building stupid windmills all over the country, and they don’t do the job.”The President also repeated that Britain had one of the “greatest” oil fields in the North Sea – and gave his advice on how to best use the resource.He said: “All you have to do is bid…

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Families are expected to get cheaper access to theme parks, zoos and museums as well as kids’ meals as a temporary VAT cut comes in to force on Thursday for the school summer holidays.Ticket prices at various attractions are among the activities where VAT will be reduced from 20% to 5% in what the goverment said would help with the cost of living.The cut begins on 25 June, in time for schools breaking up in Scotland at the end of this month, followed by Northern Ireland, England and Wales in July, until 1 September.But families, charities and firms said the…

Scotland’s hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the World Cup for the first time are in significant peril with calamitous defending allowed Brazil to win 3-0 in Miami and finish top of Group C.MATCH REPORT: Scotland 0-3 BrazilAvailable to UK users only.

League Two side Salford have signed defender Will Aimson on a two-year deal.The 32-year-old will join the Ammies on a free transfer when his Wigan contract expires at the end of this month.He has previously won promotion from League Two with Blackpool, Bury and Plymouth.”Promotion is something that I want to achieve this season. There is a clear plan at this football club and an ambition that fits me,” he told the club website., external

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Ministers are planning to overhaul how to calculate farming’s economic contribution, a move that would place agriculture on equal footing with the car manufacturing industry, in an attempt to regain farmers’ support.Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds is collaborating with the Office for National Statistics to broaden the measurement beyond farmers’ fields, incorporating the entire agri-food chain from dairy processing to brewing.Under current calculations, agriculture accounts for merely 0.6 per cent of gross value added, equivalent to £14.5billion.However, by including food manufacturing and catering operations that transform raw agricultural materials, the sector’s contribution would rise dramatically to 6.2 per cent of GVA.This…

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