Resident doctors in England are scheduled to begin a four-day walkout on Monday morning, with services expected to be affected across the NHS. Reports say the industrial action is set to start at 7am on Monday. It is planned to run until 6.59am on Friday, June 19, meaning the strike spans the first part of the working week. Multiple outlets describe the action as a “triple whammy,” indicating it follows or coincides with additional disruption risks, though details beyond the timing are not provided in the supplied excerpts. The walkout is framed as part of ongoing disputes involving resident doctors, with the expectation that some routine care may be delayed and staffing levels reduced during the period of action. The confirmation from resident doctors means the NHS has to prepare for reduced capacity and potential impact on patient appointments and procedures throughout the four days. The walkout’s planned end time is also consistently stated across the reports.