A deal has been reached between the government and representatives of junior doctors in the UK, after a row which has led to a series of strikes.
The government had threatened to impose new contracts on junior doctors as it attempts to make the National Health Service more of a seven day service.
Junior doctors said many of them would lose out in terms of overall pay, and have to work longer hours.
The British Medical Association is recommending a new offer be put to its 40 000 members, as Olly Barratt reports.
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