All news on the topic: NHS England

NHS staff have been called "dirty foreigners" and "monkeys" amid a "noticeable" and "unacceptable" rise in racism from patients, a survey has found.

The health secretary has admitted he remains ’uneasy’ about a controversial NHS puberty blockers trial as MPs criticised the limited support available to patients who detransition.

As Health Minister Wes Streeting announces his resignation today, it’s believed he stands poised to fight for the top spot as the Labour Party navigates a civil war.

Dangerous e-bikes and e-scooters are being kept inside London hospitals in what campaigners warn is a ‘preventable tragedy waiting to happen’.

Strikes by resident doctors have cost the taxpayer "at least £3 billion," it has been claimed as the BMA’s latest six-day walkout begins.

In the Wiltshire countryside, a seemingly unsuspecting greenhouse appears at the top of a hill.

Parents are being urged to get their children vaccinated against a flu "wildfire" over half-term as cases rise.

Doctors in England will go on strike for five days in November in an ongoing dispute over jobs and pay.

Health secretary says end of ‘biggest quango in world’ is final nail in coffin of Andrew Lansley’s 2012 reorganisation

NHS staff are concerned about a power grab by the health department as the health secretary seeks to reduce the organization due to ’duplication’ of roles.

Amanda Pritchard, the chief executive of NHS England, is set to resign from her position.

NHS bosses are warning that A&E could become like a ’war zone’ because of Sir Keir Starmer’s targets for routine operations.

NHS England has attacked senior doctors for charging “rip off” rates for overtime, after a BBC investigation found pressure to cut waiting lists is allowing some consultants to make more than £200,000 a year for additional work.

NHS England has confirmed its patient data managed by blood test management organisation Synnovis was stolen in a ransomware attack on 3 June.

Thanks to a new £645 million deal with NHS England, patients can now be treated for a host of common illnesses at their local pharmacy instead of waiting for a GP appointment - and while most of you thought it was a bad move, hundreds were more than happy about it

Patients can now be treated for a host of common illnesses at their local pharmacy instead of waiting for a GP appointment - freeing up ten million consultations a year. But is this really the answer to help our struggling general practices?

The outrageous wait times are being compounded by delays of up to get through for an initial consultation and callers say the problem has been ongoing since last month