Working in understaffed services is making nurses sick
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Hospitals and care homes in the UK are so short-staffed that nursing staff are continuing to work while unwell, with stress the leading cause of illness hitting an eight-year high, new research rev...
Mental health trust fined over £500k over patient death
By Lee Peart 17 November 2025
North East London NHS Foundation Trust (NELFT) has been fined more than £500,000 following the death of 22-year-old Alice Figueiredo at Goodmayes Hospital on 7 July 2015.
Resident doctor strike turnout is down, NHS chief says
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Resident doctor strike turnout is down, NHS England chief executive Sir James Mackey has said, as they continue their five-day action over pay and conditions.
Community diagnostic centre to help cut hospital waiting times
By Lee Peart 17 November 2025
Council leaders have visited a new health centre that is designed cut hospital waiting times and get local people the tests they need sooner in Southend.
Council leaders 'failing' on SEND amid soaring demand, CCN admits
17 November 2025
Council leaders across the country are ‘failing' to ensure that the needs of young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) are met, the County Councils' Network (CCN) has admi...
Nuffield Health appoints new chief financial officer
By Liz Wells 14 November 2025
Nuffield Health has appointed Paul Baker as its chief financial officer.
Trust first to introduce technology to refine radiation treatment
By Liz Wells 14 November 2025
New cameras that can monitor the radiation dose being given to cancer patients and refine the accuracy of treatment have been installed at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital.
Yeovil Hospital opens urgent treatment centre
By Lee Peart 14 November 2025
Yeovil Hospital has opened an urgent treatment centre (UTC) in order to better meet demand and reduce waiting times.
Former NHS trust executive jailed for 28 years for sexual offences
By Lee Peart 14 November 2025
A former NHS trust executive who groomed teenage girls on Snapchat has been jailed for 28 years.
Strikes could result in NHS cutting staff or services, health leaders warn
By Liz Wells 14 November 2025
The NHS may have to cut frontline staff or services due to the financial impact of further strikes on already squeezed budgets, health leaders warn.
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