Junior doctors in England staged their first ever all-out strike Tuesday in a bitter row with Prime Minister David Cameron's government over pay and conditions. The strike forced the state-funded National Health Service to postpone 13,000 operations and 113,000 appointments as thousands of doctors took action. Protesters marched through the streets holding placards like “Save our NHS” and “Protect Junior Doctors” and were joined by Labour opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn.
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English junior doctors stage all-out strike over pay, conditions
