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A very interesting Article Gaffer thanks for taking the trouble to post it.
This para says a lot

"Yet the BMA’s priorities indicate another motivation. This was the union, after all, that voted to cap medical placements back in 2008, and used the consequences of that decision more than a decade on to walk out of wards, citing understaffing. The union doesn’t even stick to its warped line of “free market” reasoning – if it did, it would have never backed the consultants striking, as their pay sits closer to the top of international rankings"