ALT Screenshot of the email from the BMA with the logo at the top and then the text: "Thanks Tom! You donated £1,500! Thanks so much for your generous donation of £1,500 to support BMAstrikefund fundraising efforts for BMAstrikefund. Did you know that our friends are the people we trust the most to inform us about the causes to support? You could make your donation go even further by sharing your donation with friends and encouraging them to donate too."

ALT The King wearing his priceless gold hat and his gold-threaded “supertunica” today

ALT The Abbey with thousands of guests and staff arrayed for the Coronation ceremony

ALT Protesting doctors with signs saying things like “cuts so deep not even a surgeon can fix it!” and “26% off sale: underpaid and undervalued junior doctors” outside St Thomas’s hospital

ALT Image from a food bank in Solihull that struggled to fill its shelves due to inflation

ALT Screenshot from the BMA Strike Fund donation page which shows a donation by “Anonymous” for £1,870”, which I have taken to be from Lee Anderson as it matches the amount he said he’d donate.

ALT Peregrine falcon perched on the window ledge of our office in the hospital. Photo credit: Dr Chris Whiten

ALT A view of Parliament Sq from the periphery because I couldn’t get any further in! Hundreds more people behind me too

ALT Screenshot of the all-member email from the BMA: A huge thank you to all of you who returned your ballots on consultant industrial action and those of you that encouraged your colleagues to vote. We are determined that consultants receive the pay they all deserve, and we have all been working hard over the last six weeks so that our members could have their say. The results are in, and you have clearly voted – YES for industrial action. Turnout: 71.08% Number of individuals who were entitled to vote in the ballot: 33,915 Number of votes cast in the ballot: 24,106 Yes votes: 20,741 – 86.08% No votes: 3,354 – 13.92% Spoiled or otherwise invalid voting papers returned – 11

ALT Screenshot from the BMA Raisely website. At the top are social media sharing icons. Then the text: “Thank you for donating £1,870 Thank you so much Tom Dolphin for helping our fundraiser. Let’s get the word out there!” Followed by yet more sharing social media buttons

ALT A selfie of me (looking somewhat more excited than the situation perhaps suggests necessary), holding a valve control in my left hand having turned it off. Lots of other metal pipework, a control panel and a nitrous oxide cylinder are also visible, this being the nitrous oxide manifold room at my hospital.

ALT Graph showing the gradual shift of people completing F2 (2nd year after medical school) from 2010 when 83% progressed into specialty training and 17% did other things (non-training appointments, appointments outside UK, "still seeking employment as a doctor" or "Not currently practicing medicine"), to 2018 where we see 38% progressing to specialty training and 62% not doing so. A very steady, clear and worsening trend is visible on the graph. The biggest two categories in the 2018 cohort of F2 leavers were "[Non-training] appointment in the UK" and "Not practicing medicine".

ALT Emma Runswick with a megaphone addressing the protesting junior doctors outside University College Hospital in London

ALT A crowded Great Hall at the BMA with Mick Lynch at the podium, intermittently having to stop as applause drowns him out

ALT A large truck, seen queuing on the main road, whose trailer is one of those large rounded tanks for carrying liquids or powders. The tank is coloured blue and has the Jaffa cake logo on the side so it looks like a giant packet of Jaffa cakes.

ALT A selfie with four of the nurses gathered outside our hospital picketing - they’re holding placards from the RCN and everyone is wrapped up against the freezing cold

ALT How do you think the Dominic Cummings coronavirus row will impact the government’s ability, if at all, to get future lockdown messaging across to the public? Poll findings show 70% think it'll make it harder, 2% easier, 18% think no difference, 10% don't know. Fairly consistent across supporters of all three main parties and Remain vs Leave, although somewhat fewer Con supporters think it'll be harder in future than do Labour supporters - 59% compared to 85%.

ALT An electric heater/radiator sits forlornly in the corridor of the hospital. It has multiple, regular, indented panels to increase its radiant surface area. Someone has used these panels as a writing guide to write a very appealing form of the word ESTATES on it to indicate whose heater it is.

ALT Me in scrubs in our anaesthetic coffee room holding up a pink mug with a little face drawn on it and little cat ears poking above the rim of the cup. I look pleased behind my mask.

ALT Me at a Christmas party 2 years ago holding up the same pink mug with little cat ears

ALT Screenshot from GPonline magazine: “GP registrar applies to work for Tesco as general practice jobs evaporate “A GP registrar weeks from qualifying has applied for work with supermarket giant Tesco after being unable to find a job in general practice, GPonline has learned.”

ALT A view from the back of the audience of healthcare staff (some in uniform). Krishnan Guru-Murthy is standing at the front facing a large TV mounted on wheels that is turned towards the audience. On the screen, Helen Whately can be seen responding from a studio elsewhere.

ALT A starkly austere TV studio. In the background Helen Whately can be seen on a large screen mounted on wheels. Wes Streeting is sitting close to the audience of healthcare workers, some in uniform, who are facing him in a semi-circle. Krishnan Guru-Murthy is on his feet hosting the debate, pointing at Wes Streeting while saying something to the audience. A boom mic operator can be seen in the background.