JUNIOR doctors said they have had "absolutely nothing" on pay talks as they started a four-day strike.
Dr Emma Runswick, British Medical Association Council deputy chairwoman, accused Health Secretary Steve Barclay of refusing to enter negotiations that could have avoided the action.
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