Talks had recently reopened with a view to ending the long-running dispute over pay.
After the July 4 election was called last week, the British Medical Association (BMA) gave the Government “a final opportunity to make an offer and avoid strikes” but “this opportunity has not been taken up”.
The union announced that junior doctors will stage a full walkout from 7am on June 27 to 7am on July 2.
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