This is the Guardian.

Today, the Junior Doctor's Strike is over.

For now.

Where do they go from here? What do you want? What do you want?

When do you want?

When do you want?

Now!

What do you want?

When do you want it?

Now!

Junior doctors across England and Wales have been striking on and off for months.

Staff across the NHS, including nurses and radiographers, are locked in pay disputes with the government.

But the six-day walkout by junior doctors in the last week

was the longest continuous strike in the NHS's history.

It's still not too late.

The Secretary of State or anyone from the government could still come to us today,

and if that offer is credible and if we can resume talks and build on that credible offer,

then we can stop our strike action for the rest of this week.

The medical training to become a doctor takes years and they say

the cost can be crippling. So my student debt is over a hundred thousand at the

moment and the amount of money that I'm paying doesn't even cover

the interest for the year.

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