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Resident doctors in England — previously referred to as junior doctors — have voted to launch new strike action in a renewed row over pay, potentially extending industrial disruption into early 2026, the British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed.
The dispute centres around a 29.2% pay demand, with the latest ballot showing overwhelming support for strike action. According to the BMA, 90% of participating resident doctors backed the strikes, with a turnout of 55%.
If the strikes go ahead, it will mark a fresh wave of disruption.
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The bulk of the loot comes from the massive hack of Dubai-based crypto exchange Bybit in the first quarter of this year, in which $1.5 billion was stolen.
Despite the heavy losses in the first quarter, the second quarter of 2025 saw a noticeable drop in hacks. A total of $465 million worth of digital coins were stolen in the past quarter.
Experts suggest that this drop could indicate better security measures on the part of crypto exchanges.
“While the dramatic decline in Q2 is encouraging, we are still seeing billions drained from the crypto system,” says Finbold market analyst Jordan Major. “The Bybit hack alone accounted for nearly two-thirds of total losses in the first half of the year.
These are systemic risks that continue to undermine investor confidence,” he warns.
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Resident doctors in England — previously referred to as junior doctors — have voted to launch new strike action in a renewed row over pay, potentially extending industrial disruption into early 2026, the British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed.
The dispute centres around a 29.2% pay demand, with the latest ballot showing overwhelming support for strike action. According to the BMA, 90% of participating resident doctors backed the strikes, with a turnout of 55%.
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