Resident doctors in England vote to accept a Government pay offer designed to end ongoing strike action. Multiple outlets report that the deal provides an average 6.6% pay uplift, implemented by April 2027. Coverage also states that the package includes standard 2016 resident doctor contract terms for locally employed medics. Several reports add context on the longer-term change in earnings, saying resident doctor pay will be about 35.2% higher on average than it was four years ago. The Financial Times also reports that, alongside the pay increase, an additional 4,500 speciality training places will be created. Overall, the accounts agree that the acceptance of the offer follows a period of strike action and results in the disruption ending, as the pay package is taken forward for implementation over the coming period.