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- Resident doctors in England will vote on a government offer ahead of a planned strike starting December 17.
- The proposal would increase specialty training posts from 1,000 to 4,000 and prioritise UK graduates for these roles.
- However, pay restoration remains unaddressed and is a major concern.
- BMA chairman Dr. Jack Fletcher says negotiations will follow if offer is rejected.
- An online survey closes December 15, followed by a possible referendum.
