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Ilford North MP said he spoke with the British Medical Association ( BMA ) on Friday .
BMA has asked for a 35% rise to make up for 15 years of below-inflation pay rises.
Mr Streeting said Labour had promised to begin negotiations as a matter of urgency.
He said the NHS is "going through the biggest crisis in its history".
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