other issues, in terms of the quality of working conditions within the NHS and how we best support doctors in training. The health secretary added: 'Nurses, paramedics, porters, many others in the NHS have reached agreement with the government. 'And it is an opportunity now for the NHS to move forward in exactly the way we have in the agenda for change staff where we have reached a settlement.' He said the number recognised 'significant pressures' on the profession, and how much the government 'hugely values the contribution of doctors'.īut faced with the BMA's criticism that it still represented a real terms cut in their wages, Mr Barclay said: 'It is a fair offer, a fair settlement and reflects the hugely important work that doctors do. Speaking to broadcasters, Steve Barclay said the government's decision to accept the pay review body's recommendation of a 6% rise, plus a one off payment, would see doctors in training get between £3,000 and £5,000 more, and some consultants getting an extra £7,000.

The health secretary says the new pay award for doctors offers the chance to 'move forward' from strikes. Now we wait to see what the Supreme Court decides. 'The assurances we have had from Rwanda regarding asylum protections are also robust - and both the High Court and Lord Chief Justice found that the arrangements provided sufficient safeguards.' 'I absolutely believe this policy is lawful and both the High Court and Court of Appeal have been unanimously clear that relocating asylum seekers to a safe third country can be done in line with the refugee convention. Taking to Twitter, the home secretary said: 'We need innovative solutions, like our migration partnership, to stop the boats, break the business model of the people smuggling gangs and prevent further loss of life in the Channel. Now that same court has given the go-ahead for the government to take their case to the Supreme Court. The Court of Appeal ruled last month that plans to send asylum seekers to the east African nation were unlawful, overturning an initial High Court ruling giving the plan the green light. Suella Braverman has welcomed a court's decision to allow the government to appeal a ruling against its Rwanda scheme.

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