Junior doctors 'don't inherently want to go on strike', a BMA committee chair has said as medical staff begin a four-day walkout over pay.<br /><br />Downing Street has insisted there will be no talks unless junior doctors abandon their starting position of a 35 per cent rise and call off the industrial action.<br /><br />It comes as hospital bosses estimate that 350,000 routine operations were likely to be cancelled in the wake of the strikes.<br /><br />"We're already being set up to fail... We don't have enough staff to see patients in a timely manner," Dr Vivek Trivedi said.
