Women attending first NHS mammogram hits 10-year high
By Liz Wells 19 February 2026
Hundreds of thousands more women attended NHS breast screening last year and thousands more cancers were diagnosed early in England.
Fears of 'second surge' of norovirus as cases rise
By Lee Peart 19 February 2026
Fears are rising of a ‘second surge’ of norovirus after the vomiting bug reached its highest level this winter.
London ICBs appoint joint chair and chief executive
By Liz Wells 19 February 2026
South East London ICB and South West London ICB have appointed Sir Richard Douglas as joint chair and Andrew Bland as joint chief executive.
Health leaders pledge to do 'all they can' to minimise bone cement supply impact
By Lee Peart 19 February 2026
Health have pledged to do ‘all they can’ to minimise disruption to surgeries caused by a shortage of bone cement products.
Reform UK council denies private hospital plans
By Lee Peart 19 February 2026
Derbyshire County Council has denied it planned to set up a private hospital at its Matlock headquarters.
Ban 'high-harm' cosmetic procedures, WEC warns
By Liz Wells 18 February 2026
‘High-harm’ cosmetic procedures, such as the liquid Brazilian butt lift (BBL), should be banned immediately without further consultation, a new report by the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) ha...
Pharmacies warn of service cuts within weeks without urgent funding action
By Liz Wells 18 February 2026
Thousands of pharmacies in England have written to the health secretary Wes Streeting to warn that they are being faced with ‘agonising decisions about what services to cut to their patients to kee...
Two people sentenced in connection with misuse of hospital data
By Liz Wells 18 February 2026
Two people have been sentenced in connection with data breaches at Kettering General Hospital.
Ten healthcare workers arrested in police investigation into serious allegations
By Liz Wells 18 February 2026
Ten staff members at St Andrew's Hospital, Northampton, have been arrested and bailed on charges, including wilful neglect and ill treatment.
Streeting praises trust staff for cutting waiting lists
By Lee Peart 18 February 2026
Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting has praised staff at a specialist surgery unit for cutting waiting lists in Trafford and Manchester.
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