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Pakistani beauty with brains 😎 Pakistani doctors represent a significant portion of international medical graduates in the US, with roughly 30.000 practicing surgeons and physicians in the United States, highlighting their strong presence in American healthcare

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UK medical graduates are being shut out of becoming GPs & consultants in their own home country. They trained here, worked here, and carry £100,000 in student loans; but the Government has not yet prioritised them for UK specialist training. Every year, a strict Government imposed cap on speciality training numbers blocks thousands of doctors from progressing in their careers. In 2025 alone, there were 20,000 more applications than training places. Despite that, UK trained doctors aren’t being prioritised for these limited posts. In 2024, 12,743 training places were available; with 10,628 UK medical graduates and 14,868 international applicants. By 2025, that rose to 12,305 UK graduates and 20,803 international applicants. The result? High waiting lists. A shortage of doctors. And thousands of highly trained UK medical graduates left with nowhere to go and facing unemployment. International medical graduates already working in the NHS deserve fairness and protection too. But it’s staggering that the very doctors trained in the UK at high personal and public cost are being blocked from serving the country they trained in. How can Britain be short of doctors, yet stop its own from becoming GPs and consultants? It’s indefensible. The Government must lift the speciality training numbers cap, expand training numbers and post CCT places, prioritise UK medical graduates, and protect international medical graduates already working here. Because right now, the NHS is wasting its future - and the public is paying for it.

Dr Haseena Wazir

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