Dr Joshua Nivern, who practises in Leeds, said he felt a renewed sense of purpose after meeting Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.

Joshua told the Jewish Telegraph: “He thanked us and called this government one of ‘service’, grounded in gratitude to the people who keep the country running.

“He also pledged to support public sector workers not just with words, but with action.”

The son of Diane and David Nivern, Joshua explained that there had been changes from the government about how GPs such as himself are funded.

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