Doctors are going to strike for the first time in almost 40 years over major changes to the NHS pension scheme.

The British Medical Association has confirmed that "very reluctantly" its members have voted in favour of industrial action on June the 21st - which will see them providing only emergency care - and the government says it won't negotiate on the current deal.

Dean Royles - director of NHS Employers - says they'll be working closely with local doctors to draw up contingency plans.