Should doctors be allowed to strike as superflu crisis hits UK? VOTE NOW

Resident doctors protesting, holding signs that read "Patients Need Doctors, Doctors Need Jobs" and "£18.62/hour is not a fair wage for a resident doctor".
Credit: James Manning/PA Wire

DOCTORS are planning to carry out strikes despite a “superflu” sweeping across the UK.

The NHS have declared a critical incident over the past week after the newest strain of flu has taken over hospitals.

Resident doctors are due to strike December 15Credit: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
As superful hits the UK, doctors have been urged not to strikeCredit: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire
A&E is under extreme pressureCredit: James Manning/PA Wire

The strain is said to be putting 1,700 patients in hospital per week – 50 per cent up from this time last year.

Today, Shabana Mahmood said hospitals were under “huge strain” and urged resident doctors to accept pay deals to avoid strikes.

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Resident Doctors are expected to strike for five daysCredit: James Manning/PA Wire

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