A pay deal agreed between ministers and the British Medical Association (BMA) is set to end resident doctor strikes, according to multiple reports. The agreement is reached on Monday, with the deal designed to resolve industrial action involving resident doctors. The Independent and Evening Standard also cite an estimated financial impact, saying the settlement will cost around £200 million in the current year. Belfast Telegraph reports the same core point, though it provides no additional detail in the material provided. The reports describe the agreement as a minister-led settlement with the BMA that follows the period of strike action by resident doctors. The stated figure refers to the expected cost for the year, as reported by the outlets. Beyond the headline figures and the confirmation that the deal is reached with the BMA, the brief excerpts do not set out specific terms of the pay package or timelines for when strikes would be called off. Overall, the sources converge on the agreement date, the parties involved, and the reported £200m cost estimate.