Health Secretary Calls GP Strikes 'Unnecessary' Amid NHS Strain

Wes Streeting urges GPs to end industrial action, citing significant financial and operational impacts on the NHS.

GP strikes could cost the NHS over £500 million in the next four months, according to leaked documents.
The British Medical Association warns that the industrial action may last for months and significantly affect services.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticizes the previous Conservative government for driving GP services 'into the ground.'
Streeting emphasizes the new Labour government's commitment to rebuilding general practice and working collaboratively with GPs.
Leading GPs argue that the strikes are necessary to address ongoing financial and operational challenges within the NHS.