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The Prime Minister has laid out the vital need for radical reform in the NHS following a report into the ‘critical condition’ of the health service.

The Thirlwall Inquiry heard that doctors did not discuss neonatal mortality or concerns raised about Letby until the new year following a pivotal board meeting in 2016

Guy’s and St Thomas’ trust tells inquest highly vulnerable Aviva Otte was given nutritional product containing deadly bacteria

During the hearing, the mother described the loss of Yousef Al-Kharboush at nine days old in 2014 as the "worst experience a parent could have."

Labour have promised to "end the 8am scramble" by allowing patients to "easily book appointments to see the doctor they want, in the manner they choose". But the Doctors’ Association UK says the manifesto pledge will not be possible under current funding.

Wes Streeting says victims ‘might still be alive’ if health service had recognised Valdo Calocane’s risk to others

The Filipino NHS workers were targeted by rioters in Sunderland, leaving them "terrified" as they headed to work in taxis to provide emergency cover amid violence breaking out

GPs will choose from a series of options, including limiting the number of daily patients they see to 25 and refusing to share patient data, in opposition to a contract they have been offered.

The government and the BMA trade union have struck an improved pay deal for junior doctors in England worth 22% on average over two years.

Captain Tom’s daughter’s company is set to be struck off after making thousands of pounds from the Covid hero’s charity.

System missed 14,000 emergency calls after technical faults caused nearly 11 hours of disruption last summer

In her first speech as Chancellor, Rachel Reeves will warn that £58billion extra could have been pumped into NHS and schools last year if the Tories had achieved growth

UK government deal struck at height of pandemic described as ‘colossal misuse of public funds’

A system failure at Royal Surrey Hospital has seen appointments cancelled as the centre declared a critical incident - which is impacting patients at the cancer centre

Patients are receiving cancer diagnoses in public areas, and may have to undergo intimate examinations there too, the Royal College of Nursing says.

Thousands of deaths could have been avoided, final report on infection of thousands with HIV or hepatitis C concludes

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has apologised to the victims of the infected blood scandal and their families, saying "on behalf of this and every government stretching back to the 1970s, I am truly sorry".

Report from official inquiry due to present findings in what has been described as biggest treatment disaster in history of NHS

Transgender women should not be put on single-sex female NHS wards, the government is proposing.