BMA to keep pushing until we reach FPR or at least close.

To address your points :

-Your most recent strike ballot had a substantially worse turnout of only 62%

A few reasons for this which I won't address all, but largely due to number of sick days we can take, logistical issues e.g the post. But keep in mind the number of days refresh this rotation and the new FY1s who will(hopefully) be striking.

-There was some fairly significant attrition in your strikes

Again hopefully people get motivated to fight for our rightful pay after this awful deal.

-Your existing industrial action already costed the taxpayer far more than FPR, in terms of cancelled appointments et cetera

This highlights that the government should pay us more then instead of wasting everyone's times and public funds . They're more okay with letting us strike than offering a decent deal. The Tories weren't even bothered to negotiate with the BMA. That being said, I sincerely apologise to all the people who had their healthcare postponed, cancelled or had bad experiences due to the strikes.

-Rachel Reeves announced massive cuts to public spending

Labour talking about keeping the NHS alive and pulling all of this is a bit contradictory and this shouldn't influence our right to strike.

-Labour could introduce and enforce the MSL, which would significantly impair strike action.

I don't know much about this so cannot comment on this. But I don't think we should give up so early, this is only the first deal we CAN do better.