James Murray

Drawing a line under the disruption was good news for resident doctors, patients and the NHS as a whole.

Too often families have been sneered at, disbelieved, blamed and lied to.

I’m disappointed that, despite having those conversations about how to improve other aspects of the deal, that the strikes are still set to go ahead, and I would urge them, even today, to continue that conversation with us about the other…

It is a positive and welcome development - especially for patients - that the BMA have called off these unnecessary strikes.

I cannot go further on pay, but when it comes to other aspects of the deal, that is where I want to work with them to strengthen the deal as much as possible.

Corridor care is unacceptable, undignified and has no place in our NHS.

I know that Jewish people – and everyone experiencing discrimination – need action not words.