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Labour shadow health secretaryTelegraph
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Labour has promised an extra 40,000 appointments and procedures every week .
Shadow health secretary wants consultants’ pay capped at time and a half for overtime.
He would only give hospital trusts the funding to pay staff 1.5 times their usual rate.
The BMA recommends consultants charge up to 161 per hour for extra day work.
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