After three years of pointless industrial action that failed to restore resident doctors’ pay to 2008 levels while draining public support, Dr Olly Scargill believes his profession will now face a reckoning – one that could leave doctors unable to ever go on strike again T his summer, many resident doctors will move across the country. Homes, friends and workplaces will be abandoned. They will start life anew, in an unfamiliar place – potentially not one they would choose to live in. They are