Local authorities to fund half of increased labour costs under fair pay agreement
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
Local authorities are projected to fund over half (52%) of increased labour costs passed on by providers as a result of the fair pay agreement for social care, analysis has fund.
RCN reports surge in members facing racist abuse
By Liz Wells 27 October 2025
The RCN has reported a 55% increase in racism complaints from its members in three years, with its advice line receiving three calls a day from global majority nursing staff from across the UK.
Prostate surgery innovation helps tackle waiting lists
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
Pioneering robot-assisted technology has helped Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust treat a record number of men in a single day with enlarged prostates.
North East trust appoints new interim chair
By Liz Wells 27 October 2025
County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust (CDDFT) has appointed Alison Marshall as interim chair.
Regulator makes record illicit weight loss medicine seizure
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
Officers from the Criminal Enforcement Unit (CEU) of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) have made a record seizure at an illicit weight loss medicine production facility.
Government will not be 'held to ransom' by striking doctors, says Streeting
By Liz Wells 27 October 2025
Health secretary Wes Streeting says the government will not 'be held to ransom' by striking doctors.
NHS delivers 500,000 extra appointments through independent sector
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
Almost 500,000 additional NHS appointments have been delivered through the independent sector.
Record healthcare property investment forecast for 2025
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
Record annual property investment of £12bn in 2025 has been forecast by global property adviser Knight Frank.
Funding gap could derail waiting times progress and NHS reforms, warn leaders
By Lee Peart 27 October 2025
A £3bn funding gap due to redundancy costs, industrial action and higher drug prices could derail progress on NHS waiting lists and reforms, leaders have warned.
Stopping non-essential wood burning could save NHS over £54m annually
By Liz Wells 24 October 2025
Stopping non-essential wood burning in UK homes could help save the NHS millions of pounds and prevent thousands of deaths, new research reveals.
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