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Chancellor urged to provide 'hope' for patients and NHS staff in Budget

By Liz Wells 24 November 2025

This week’s Budget must ‘give hope’ that the NHS can be turned around and deliver new investment in nursing to transform care of patients, the RCN says.

FINANCE

Chancellor urged to tackle soaring cost of clinical negligence claims

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to tackle the soaring cost of clinical negligence claims in Wednesday’s Budget.

PREVENTION

Campaign launched to ease NHS winter pressures in Scotland

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

A campaign has been launched to help ease pressures on NHS services in Scotland.

GPS

GPs urge Streeting to commit to train, recruit and retain numbers needed to deliver safe care

By Liz Wells 24 November 2025

The Royal College of GPs is warning that decades of chronic underfunding have left GP practices struggling to increase their GPs numbers, even as patient numbers grow and need for GP care and servi...

ESTATES

Launch of £105m National Rehabilitation Centre delayed

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

The launch of the £105m National Rehabilitation Centre (NRC) in Nottinghamshire has been delayed due to an issue with its hot water system.

WORKFORCE

Workforce crisis revealed with 'total service collapse' in some areas

By Lee Peart 24 November 2025

The paediatric and perinatal pathology (PPP) workforce is in ‘crisis’ with a ‘total service collapse’ in some areas, according to The Royal College of Pathologists.

DIGITAL

Scottish Government unveils funding for technology for diabetes patients

By Liz Wells 24 November 2025

The Scottish Government is to invest an additional £6.9m to ensure 2,500 people living with type 1 diabetes receive access to the latest technologies to help prevent serious health complications.

WORKFORCE

NHS maintained almost all care for patients during doctors' strike

By Liz Wells 24 November 2025

The NHS managed to keep more than 95% of planned elective activity going ahead during recent strike action by resident doctors, surpassing the 93% protected during action in July, new data reveals.

PREVENTION