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Streeting 'not surprised' GPs threatened to strike

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Streeting 'not surprised' GPs threatened to strike

Streeting 'not surprised' GPs threatened to strike

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has said he's 'not surprised' GPs threatened the previous government with industrial action, but adds they can see a 'marked difference' in the new Labour government.

Report by Alibhaiz.

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