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Doubts and optimism over 10-year NHS plan

Letters: Readers respond to Labour’s proposals to transform the health service

The Guardian - UK

Weight-loss jabs helped us when all else failed

Letters: Rebecca Nottingham says healthcare for those struggling with obesity is abysmal, while Andy Taylor says Mounjaro has been revoluntionary for him. Plus a letter from Michael E Corby

The Guardian - UK

Demise of Healthwatch England will do NHS patients a disservice

Letter: Sharon Grant says the agency, which advocates for patients, will go the same way as previous community engagement bodies, to the detriment of health service users

The Guardian - UK

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Voices: Why, as a special needs parent, any changes to my child’s support frighten me

COMMENT : It took years of wrestling with bureaucracy before my local authority agreed to provide the services that my child is legally entitled to – so I won’t be handing back our hard-won SEND provision without a fight, says James Moore

The Independent UK

The common bacteria linked to ‘millions’ of stomach cancer cases

H. pylori is a type of bacteria that infects the lining of the stomach

The Independent UK

Voices: ‘Lofty ambition, very little detail’: Readers react to Labour’s 10-year plan for the NHS

THE INDEPENDENT DEBATE: Readers broadly welcomed the ambition of Labour’s 10-year NHS plan but questioned whether, without proper funding, staffing and delivery detail, it could ever live up to its promises

The Independent UK

Regulator warns of small risk of serious condition in people having RSV jab

Guillain-Barre syndrome is a rare but serious condition which needs urgent treatment in hospital to prevent it progressing.

Evening Standard

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Several children ‘seriously unwell’ amid rise in measles cases as alert issued by NHS

Parents warned to get their children vaccinated as measles drives hospital admissions at Alder Hey A&E

The Independent UK

What people really want from their GP – it’s simpler than you might think

Booking a GP appointment is a routine task, yet for many people it’s a source of frustration. Long waits, confusing systems and impersonal processes have become all too familiar. While much attention has been paid to how difficult it is to get an appointment, less research has asked a more…

The Conversation

Wes Streeting calls John Swinney an 'analogue politician' amid NHS row

WES Streeting has called John Swinney an “analogue politician in a digital age” over Scotland not yet having an NHS app ...

The National (Scotland)

The crucial ingredient the NHS ten-year health plan is missing

Four experts say the much-anticipated plan has one striking omission that threatens to undermine the plan’s success: nature

The Independent UK

Charity prepares legal challenge after NHS board pauses ADHD referrals for over-25s

ADHD UK says over-25s wanting assessment with Coventry and Warwickshire board have no choice but to pay privately

The Guardian - UK

NHS bosses fear fresh strikes in England as resident doctors seek 29% pay rise

Hundreds of thousands of hospital appointments could be cancelled if BMA members vote for series of stoppages

The Guardian - UK

Three easy summer recipes to support gut health

NHS doctor and MasterChef champion Dr Saliha Mahmood-Ahmed shares three vibrant, fibre-rich recipes to nourish your gut microbiome – no fad diets, just real food packed with plants, flavour and feel-good benefits

The Independent UK

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Evening Standard

Patients would rather see a GP than pharmacists and nurses, study finds

Trust and confidence in care decreased when patients wanted to see a GP but were directed elsewhere.

The Independent UK

As ambulance leaders turn to technology, how will the NHS navigate the ‘Wild West’ of AI?

AI IN THE NHS: The government has promised that the NHS will become the most AI-enabled health system in the world. But how will it work for the emergency services, when getting it right is a matter of life or death? Rebecca Thomas speaks to health leaders navigating the issue

The Guardian - UK

Dining across the divide: ‘He was a “Stop the boats” person’

With immigration, universal tax rises and big tech on the menu, could a Tory IT director and a Labour-voting financial services technician find anything to agree on?

The Independent UK

Waste of time and money in hospitals makes you want to cry, NHS England chief says

It is a ‘stain on our country’ that the poorest receive some of the worst care, Dr Penny Dash says

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Evening Standard

Shona Robison urges Prime Minister to follow Scotland on taxation

Ms Robison said people are wondering what has changed with a Labour government.

Evening Standard

Government considers cancer warnings on alcohol as NHS plan targets drink-related harm

A ten-year plan for the NHS recommends introducing warning labels on alcohol products

Evening Standard

First doctors in UK to graduate through part-time study celebrate

The group studied at the University of Edinburgh.

Evening Standard

Starmer thanks NHS worker who looked after his brother

The Prime Minister’s brother Nick died on Boxing Day in 2024 aged 60, having been ill with cancer.

The Independent UK

Starmer thanks nurse who helped his brother to mark NHS anniversary

The Prime Minister’s brother Nick died on Boxing Day in 2024 aged 60

The Guardian - UK

‘We promised change but people aren’t feeling it yet’: Labour rues poor first year

MPs, aides and other party figures reflect on what went wrong and how they could still turn things around

The Independent UK

It’s time to show us that things are going to get better, prime minister

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Despite a tumultuous and, at times, disappointing first year in office, Keir Starmer remains the best person for the job, streets ahead of any alternative leader who might theoretically replace him. But now he needs to rewire his relationship with the British people

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