The walkout in England, beginning at 07:00 on July 13, will last for five consecutive days.
Junior doctors in England have announced a new five-day walkout in July - the longest yet - over pay.The British Medical Association union, which represents doctors, said a government offer of a 5% rise was not "credible" and that pay has not kept up with inflation.The BMA has been asking for a 35% increase to make up for 15 years of below-inflation rises.Thousands of planned appointments will need to be postponed while more senior doctors fill in to provide emergency care.
"Even now the government can avert our action by coming to the table with a credible offer on pay restoration." In Scotland, junior doctors have been offered a new 14.5% pay rise over a two-year period after negotiations with the Scottish government.
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