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MYSTERIOUS: 12 - What They Never Told You

Council manager stole hundreds of laptops and iPads earmarked for vulnerable people during Covid-19 pandemic

Smith’s wrongdoing was uncovered when an investigation by NHS counter fraud officers identified that the devices were missing

The Independent UK · Sep 1

John Swinney confirms sweeping changes to Scottish Government bodies

SCOTLAND'S health boards are to be reduced from 14 to just two while a single ferries body could be established in a major overhaul of…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1

Gaps in NHS end-of-life care ‘denying ill children chance to die at home’

Campaigners say some care boards in England flouting their legal duty, resulting in ‘cruel’ postcode lottery

The Guardian - UK · Sep 1

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Denmark versus UK: which country gets more health for their money?

Denmark and the UK both wear the badge of universal healthcare with pride. Nobody is turned away, nobody is handed a bill on the way out. And the principle – that where you are born or how much you earn should not determine whether you live or die – is…

The Conversation · Sep 1

Man donates part of liver and bowel to son in ‘extremely rare’ transplant

King’s College Hospital in London carried out the transplant on six-year-old Harry Jackson, one of only around 10 in the world.

Evening Standard · Aug 31

Thousands of healthcare students to get cash for travel costs under new plans

Health minister Alison McGovern said the plans are another step toward ‘building the NHS workforce patients need for the future’

The Independent UK · Aug 31

‘My son, 6, needed a transplant – so I donated part of my own liver and bowel’

Six-year-old Harry Jackson is believed to be one of only 10 children worldwide to undergo the procedure

The Independent UK · Aug 31

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Millions across England can get their flu vaccine from today

Almost 19 million people had their flu vaccinations last winter

The Independent UK · Aug 31

One in Four Infected UK Health Workers Reported Long COVID, and the Report Names Who Carried the Heaviest Load

A UK review found that one in four infected healthcare workers reported prolonged COVID symptoms, and 26.5 percent worldwide still had them at a year.

Medical Daily · Aug 31

NHS Expands Free Seven-Minute Cholesterol Checks After 1 in 5 People Were Flagged High Risk

Around 100 NHS pharmacies in England will offer free seven-minute cholesterol checks after a pilot identified hidden cardiovascular risk.

International Business Times UK · Aug 31

Defence spending is an insatiable beast. John Healey is right to tame it

The MoD grossly overspends then claims poverty. It’s high time it was treated as just one part of a progressive government, says John McTernan, former special adviser to the Ministry of Defence

The Guardian - UK · Aug 31

British Museum hosted Palantir founder Peter Thiel in private viewing of Bayeux tapestry

Concern among staff that fragile artwork’s scarce ‘light hours’ given to someone with no known interest in museum

The Guardian - UK · Aug 31

Pharmacies to offer free seven-minute cholesterol tests in bid to ‘spot ticking time bombs’

The pin-prick test will analyse a patient’s cholesterol profile

The Independent UK · Aug 31

Doctors’ AI scribes get names of drugs and diagnoses wrong, NHS watchdog warns

Exclusive: Patients identify errors in consultation transcripts that are missed by GPs, Healthwatch England finds

The Guardian - UK · Aug 31

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 31

NHS to offer free high-street cholesterol tests in England

Checks at pharmacies for people aged 40 to 84 are aimed at identifying those at risk of heart attack or stroke

The Times of India · Aug 30

NHS pension system declared a retired worker dead and stopped paying her; she borrowed money to fly to Britain to prove she was alive

A retired NHS worker living in Cape Town found herself in an extraordinary financial crisis after the organisation responsible for her pension payments mistakenly recorded her as dead. Her pension stopped arriving in May 2026, leaving her struggling to pay everyday bills and forcing her to borrow money simply to…

Evening Standard · Aug 29

NHS workers and Surrey family with teenagers among missing after Nepal floods

The Nepal Tourist Board has previously said that there are 33 UK citizens among the thousands missing after Wednesday’s devastating flash flood.

The Independent UK · Aug 29

NHS workers and Surrey family among those missing in Nepal floods

The Nepal Tourist Board has said there are 33 UK citizens among the thousands missing

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Evening Standard · Aug 28

William Beck says leading Casualty’s 40th anniversary show is a ‘real privilege’

The BBC medical drama will celebrate the milestone in September.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 28

NHS staff secure major pay victory and call off strike action

NHS workers have called off three days of strike action after securing an improved pay and grading offer from Scotland's largest health board.

The Guardian - UK · Aug 28

Andy Burnham says he will not vote on assisted dying bill to avoid swaying debate

Exclusive: PM also warns his ministers against trying to influence vote when bill returns to Commons next month

Evening Standard · Aug 28

Sir Ed Davey’s attempt to give blood scuppered by summer holiday to France

The Liberal Democrat leader was set to donate blood on Friday, but was told it could not go ahead after filling in the paperwork.

The Conversation · Aug 28

The government wants households to prepare for disaster – but the UK’s real test will be the NHS

What happens when the NHS is hit by an emergency it cannot predict? A heatwave can send thousands more people to hospital. A power cut can put patients who depend on electricity at risk. A cyber-attack can suddenly knock out systems that hospitals rely on to function.

The Guardian - UK · Aug 28

ADHD and autism costs in England ‘running out of control’, NHS leaders warn

Soaring demand for services has led to tenfold increase in spending in a year in some areas, says NHS Alliance

The Guardian - UK · Aug 27

Thousands of UK women have undiagnosed PTSD after childbirth each year, study finds

Experts call for joined-up support through the postnatal period amid concerns GPs are not trained to spot symptoms

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