Resident doctors are set to take four days of strike action next month, according to reporting from both the Belfast Telegraph and the Evening Standard. Ahead of the planned walkout, the leaders representing resident doctors say the strike process is having an impact and “does work.” The coverage frames the upcoming industrial action as a planned next step in ongoing disputes involving resident doctors’ working conditions and pay, with the specific emphasis on the timing and duration of the action. Both outlets report the same core details: a June strike lasting four days, and a spokesperson or representative for resident doctors who argues that striking can achieve results. The articles do not present new policy changes or outcomes, but focus on the announcement of the action and the union position about its effectiveness. No additional confirmed information about negotiations, government responses, or agreed settlements is included in the provided excerpts.