THE BBC has come under fire for dedicating just 30 seconds across two bulletins to the news junior doctors accepted a record pay offer from the…
On Wednesday, British Medical Association Scotland members shook hands with ministers on a 12.4% pay increase's Reporting Scotland has come under fire for dedicating just 15 seconds in each of its evening bulletins to the news that junior doctors accepted a record pay offer from the Scottish Government.
The deal means Scotland remains the only nation in the UK that has avoided industrial action in the NHS.But just 15 seconds were attributed to the positive news in the middle of the 6.30pm Reporting Scotland bulletin.
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