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Letter: Allowing pharmacists to prescribe antibiotics for a wider range of conditions could take pressure off GPs, writes Dr Jack Pickard

The San Francisco Marathon organizers royally screwed up the course distance for at least one of its races, and it's a reminder of why a smartwatch with proper dual-band GPS is so important for runners.

More than 98 per cent of BMA members voted for industrial action that could last months, but when is it happening?

Over 230 buses have been fitted with GPS trackers.

Exclusive: A&Es and mental health services face ‘dangerous’ surge that could continue into 2025, say bosses

Editorial: This week’s vote for industrial action follows years of broken pledges under the Tories

Three months before the three coaching centre deaths in Delhi’s Karol Bagh zone and an official crackdown against illegal constructions, the Delhi High Court had disposed of a petition which accused the Municipal Corporation of Delhi of inaction over 18 unauthorised constructions in the same municipal zone. 

Essex GP Dr James Booth gives his view as family doctors in England vote to take strike action for first time in 60 years

Doctors have begun a work-to-rule action over a funding row, with each practice adopting different rules

World Rally Championship drivers have voiced their concerns over the GPS system that will warn crews to slow down for virtual chicanes, which will make its competitive debut at Rally Finland.

We’d like to hear from GPs in England about the vote for collective action