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Rishi Sunak on HS2 progress and junior doctors strikes

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Rishi Sunak on HS2 progress and junior doctors strikes

Rishi Sunak on HS2 progress and junior doctors strikes

The prime minister insists the government remains committed to HS2, despite its lengthy delays.

Asked about the recent junior doctors strikes, the PM says he is "pleased" about finding a "way forward" to agreeing a settlement.

Report by Czubalam.

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