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Deputy prime minister says she spoke with vice president-elect about ‘plans for the future and working together’

The survey comes after family doctors voted in August for collective action, which they warned could last for months.

Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi is backing a campaign to move audiology to a primary care system.

Many say they felt ‘guilty until proven innocent’ amid fears misconduct claims used to silence whistleblowers

One NHS trust has been paying consultants more than four times normal pay in overtime, an investigation has found

Mr Jones’s comments were aimed at shadow Treasury minister Alex Burghart, who had described the Budget as being ‘as bad as bad can be’.

Devices to help improve your experience with medicinal-grade cannabis

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ debut budget pledged increases of £22.6 billion in day-to-day spending for the NHS and £3.1 billion in capital spending over the next two years. The increase in day-to-day spending is intended to fulfil Labour’s campaign promise of “40,000 more appointments per week” from their election manifesto.

Obesity in reception-age children also twice as high in deprived areas compared to affluent parts of England