Health secretary apologises for doctors’ strike and says people should still attend hospital for emergencies – UK politics live

Resident doctors in England have initiated a five-day strike after rejecting the government's most recent offer. The strike action is impacting hospitals across England. In response, the Health Secretary apologized for the disruption caused by the strike. He emphasized that individuals requiring emergency medical attention should still go to hospitals. The Health Secretary urged the public not to avoid seeking necessary healthcare during the strike, particularly in accident or emergency situations. The government and NHS are collectively conveying this message to ensure people access needed care.