Resident doctors in Northern Ireland take part in a 24-hour strike over pay, according to multiple reports. The walkout is set to begin as scheduled for a full day and involves resident doctors across the region. The Belfast Telegraph and RTE News both describe the action as a 24-hour strike focused on pay terms. The Irish Times adds context, reporting that the planned strike follows industrial action by consultants and specialist doctors last week. The sources frame the dispute as part of an ongoing pay campaign affecting different grades of medical staff in Northern Ireland’s health service. While the reports agree on the timing, duration, and stated reason for the strike, they do not provide detailed figures or specific proposed changes to pay in the supplied excerpts. Overall, the articles present a coordinated continuation of strike action by doctors at multiple levels, with resident doctors joining after earlier action by senior medical staff.