UK junior doctors suspend second strike after talks progress

Britain's junior doctors said on Tuesday they would suspend a threatened 48-hour strike planned for next week after making progress in conciliation talks with the government over pay and conditions for working anti-social hours. The junior doctors, or doctors in training who represent just over half of all doctors in the National Health Service (NHS), have already held a one-day strike this month. "The BMA has today taken the decision to suspend the industrial action planned for 26-28 January,"