The junior doctors' union has revoked its offer for members to cross the picket line at one hospital after claiming they were "misled" over staffing issues. The British Medical Association (BMA) said it had agreed that seven Junior Doctors could volunteer to work at Weston General Hospital, North Somerset, due to staff shortages which left patients at risk. However, the BMA has now revoked the exemption, meaning that members will not be allowed to cross the picket line.

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