The National Health Service (NHS) in the UK is facing a significant crisis as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer issues an ultimatum to resident doctors, warning them that an offer of thousands of new NHS jobs could be rescinded if they proceed with planned strike action next week.

The strike, scheduled for next week, has raised concerns about disruptions to patient care and the already strained NHS system. Starmer's government has emphasized its commitment to improving healthcare but has also stressed the importance of avoiding industrial action that could negatively impact the public. The ultimatum comes as negotiations continue regarding working conditions and pay within the NHS.

Separately, the BBC has confirmed the dismissal of Radio 2 DJ Scott Mills following an allegation concerning his "personal conduct." The broadcaster stated that an investigation was conducted and concluded that the behavior in question was inappropriate. Mills, a long-standing and popular figure on BBC Radio 2, had been with the station for over two decades. Details surrounding the specific nature of the allegation remain limited, but the BBC has affirmed its commitment to upholding high standards of conduct for its employees.