Resident doctor Maciek says UK graduates serve the taxpayer better than foreign doctors

11 Dec 2025, 15:35 | Updated: 10 Feb 2026

By Cristina Diciu

'UK graduates deserve job priority'

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Caller Maciek, a resident doctor, says hiring managers should prioritise UK graduates. He continues, 'because studying to become a doctor is particularly lengthy, we contribute more to taxes,' which he believes is a good reason for UK doctors to get priority in the job market.

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Britain’s lights could go out: MI5 warns of growing threat to power grids, water supplies and financial systems

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AA says footballers 'are not more likely' to commit driving offences

Britain’s lights could go out: MI5 warns of growing threat to power grids, water supplies and financial systems

'In this new world, we should expect to be tested': MI5 chief warns of 'radical' new threats to Britain's national security

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Yorkshire Wildlife Park to remain closed for fourth day after fatal tiger attack

AA says footballers 'are not more likely' to commit driving offences

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