Resident doctors in the UK call off a planned four-day strike after receiving a new offer from the government, according to multiple reports. The walkout was scheduled to begin at 07:00 BST (Monday morning) and was due to last until Friday. The BBC, The Independent, and the Manchester Evening News all report that the strike is cancelled following the government’s revised proposal. While the outlets agree on the timing and that the action does not proceed, they do not provide consistent additional details in the supplied excerpts about the specific terms of the offer or the negotiations leading to the change. The decision ends planned strike action that had been set to involve resident doctors withdrawing labour for the four-day period. With the strike called off, health service operations that would have been affected by the walkout are expected to continue as normal, subject to any further updates from the parties involved.