Government unveils fund to tackle cancer screening inequalities
By Liz Wells 30 January 2026
The Government has launched a new three-year Neighbourhood Early Diagnosis Fund, part of a £200m investment in local cancer care, aimed at reducing screening inequalities and catching more cancers ...
UKHSA reports 18% rise in norovirus
By Lee Peart 30 January 2026
UKHSA has reminded people of steps to reduce transmission after revealing a 18% rise in norovirus cases in two weeks.
Improvements found in maternity and urgent and emergency services
By Lee Peart 30 January 2026
The CQC has found improvements in maternity services and urgent and emergency services at the University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust (UHMBT) following an inspection in July.
Clinical negligence a 'swelling accounting of profound suffering', MPs say
By Lee Peart 30 January 2026
MPs have accused the DHSC have failing to take any meaningful action as the Government’s clinical negligence liability has quadrupled over 20 years to £60bn in 2024-25.
BREAKING NEWS: People waiting too long for mental health care, CQC finds
By Lee Peart 29 January 2026
People are waiting too long for mental health and are becoming ill while they wait, the CQC has found.
BREAKING NEWS: Surgeon harmed almost 100 children
By Lee Peart 29 January 2026
A former Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) surgeon harmed nearly 100 children, an internal review has found.
London ICB selects interim chief executive
By Liz Wells 29 January 2026
Katie Fisher has been appointed as the new interim chief executive for North Central London and North West London.
Primary care bodies unite to take fight for financial security future to Parliament
By Liz Wells 29 January 2026
Trade bodies representing primary care have united to make the case for investment in the sector across Parliament.
Ambulance teams deliver faster handovers despite high demand
By Lee Peart 29 January 2026
Ambulance teams unloaded patients three minutes faster last week despite handovers being higher than at any point last winter.
Pharmacists warn NHS underfunding medicines by up to 80%
By Lee Peart 29 January 2026
Pharmacists have warned of potential medicines shortages due to the NHS paying only 20% of some drugs.
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