Wednesday 12 August 2026 8:38 am | Updated: Wednesday 12 August 2026 8:39 am Doctor strikes have put pressure on the government. (Leon Neal/Getty Images) The trade union for doctors has stashed away hundreds of thousands of pounds more to fund future strike action despite posting another year of losses, new accounts reveal. The British Medical Association (BMA), which represents over 200,000 doctors and students, put aside around £300,000 more funds towards its reserve for industrial action last year, according to the newly filed accounts. The union now has over £1.3m reserved to help staff walk out over pay and working conditions. This...