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Department of Health UK

  • Tuesday, 13 May, 2025
    National Health Service
    Ministers push to improve draft 10-year plan for NHS in England

    Eye-catching ideas sought for health service overhaul that will resonate with voters and enhance Labour’s election prospects

    A medical operation
  • Monday, 21 April, 2025
    Veteran NHS manager to head Department of Health in Whitehall shake-up

    Samantha Jones’s appointment as permanent secretary is first in spate of job changes at highest level of UK civil service

    Samantha Jones
  • Friday, 4 April, 2025
    Gender pay gap
    Gender pay gap widens at big Whitehall departments

    Changes are despite overall narrowing in amount men in civil service are paid over women colleagues

    People walk past a road sign for Whitehall
  • Thursday, 3 April, 2025
    NHS England
    ‘Sacrificial lamb’: the fall of NHS England

    Decision to axe health service operator followed months of tension with Wes Streeting and officials

    Montage shows Amanda Pritchard, James Mackey and Wes Streeting against a backdrop of the NHS England logo
  • Monday, 10 March, 2025
    National Health Service
    NHS England looks to slash central staffing by half

    Announcement comes as ministers start to bring senior leadership of health service body into central government

    Amanda Pritchard speaking in Milton Keynes, UK
  • Tuesday, 25 February, 2025
    NHS England
    NHS chief Amanda Pritchard resigns

    Departure comes as government seeks to tighten control over health service

    Amanda Pritchard giving a speech
  • Saturday, 25 January, 2025
    Drug prices
    Drugmakers warn NHS clawback tax is putting UK at a disadvantage

    Pharma groups say higher levy will stifle growth of life sciences

    A pharmacist collects medications for prescriptions at a pharmacy in London
  • Thursday, 19 September, 2024
    National Health Service
    UK hospitals with potentially dangerous concrete to be redeveloped

    Rebuilding of facilities that involve reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete prioritised by ministers

    James Paget Hospital in Norfolk
  • Tuesday, 10 September, 2024
    National Health Service
    England spent £40bn less on health assets than peer nations, report to say

    Darzi review will find lack of capital expenditure since 2010s has stunted NHS modernisation and worsened backlogs

    An MRI scanner
  • Tuesday, 23 July, 2024
    National Health Service
    NHS may ‘break’ under patient demand, warns spending watchdog

    National Audit Office notes potential ‘growing mismatch’ between demand for services and future funding

    Two nurses wheeling in a patient on a stretcher
  • Wednesday, 22 May, 2024
    Robert Shrimsley
    The real face of the Deep State

    From the infected blood scandal to the Post Office saga, the dead hand of officialdom is everywhere in the UK

    Ellie Foreman-Peck illustration of blood bags on a tilted scales of justice.
  • Wednesday, 20 March, 2024
    UK social care
    Plan to reform social care has ‘gone awry’, say MPs

    Report finds 10-year road map to tackle funding and staffing crisis is failing to deliver

    A member of staff exercises with a resident at a residential care home in Redcar, UK
  • Saturday, 24 February, 2024
    UK labour disputes
    Junior doctors in England willing to consider lower pay rise this year, says union

    Suggestion that striking NHS staff would not pursue original demand for 35% increase comes ahead of 5-day strike

    Junior doctors on a picket line in Newcastle last month
  • Thursday, 25 January, 2024
    Drugs research
    Eli Lilly’s weight-loss drug set for UK launch ‘within weeks’

    Mounjaro has achieved 22.5 per cent loss of body weight in trials

    A pharmacist displays a box of Mounjaro
  • Friday, 5 January, 2024
    Diabetes
    Diabetes drug shortages to last until end of 2024, warns UK

    Use of medication such as Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic for weight loss sparks supply fears for diabetics

    Packets of Ozempic
  • Thursday, 30 November, 2023
    UK Covid inquiry
    UK locked down 3 weeks too late, Hancock tells Covid inquiry

    ‘Toxic culture’ in government hampered response, former health secretary says

    Screengrab of Matt Hancock giving evidence during the UK’s Covid-19 inquiry on November 30 2023
  • Friday, 17 November, 2023
    UK government spending
    UK ministers’ pledge to build 40 new hospitals by 2030 at severe risk, MPs warn

    Public accounts committee cites ‘extreme concerns’ over scheme beset by spiralling costs and inflation

    Ambulances sit outside the A&E department of Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London
  • Friday, 10 November, 2023
    UK social care
    UK government failing to track social care plans, spending watchdog finds

    NAO says just £729mn from original £1.7bn budget may now be spent between 2022 and 2025

    A worker helps residents playing bingo game in a care home in Leicester, England
  • Tuesday, 17 October, 2023
    UK labour disputes
    Government and NHS doctors to reopen talks over pay

    Consultants agree to hold off on further strike action as health department insists headline pay is ‘off the table’

    Steve Barclay
  • Thursday, 31 August, 2023
    National Health Service
    Junior doctors in England to join consultants in NHS strike

    First co-ordinated industrial action of its kind in health service history due for September and October

    NHS junior doctors on the picket line
  • Sunday, 16 July, 2023
    UK politics
    Tory pledge to build 40 new hospitals will fail, says report

    Spending watchdog warns of multiple problems with construction programme

    Construction site sign at an NHS hospital
  • Sunday, 9 July, 2023
    UK social care
    Union calls out ‘shocking abuse’ of migrant careworkers in UK

    More cases of recruits from abroad being forced to pay thousands in upfront fees and relocation costs, says Unison

    Care worker pushes patient in wheelchair
  • Thursday, 23 March, 2023
    UK labour disputes
    Junior doctors in England announce 96-hour strike after pay talks fail

    Planned action next month threatens to cause ‘biggest disruption from NHS walkouts so far’

    Junior doctors hold placards outside University College Hospital in London during a 72-hour strike earlier this month
  • Thursday, 23 February, 2023
    PPE MedPro
    PPE Medpro fights back against UK government claim of contract breach

    Case involves supply of £122mn of personal protective equipment during Covid pandemic

    A surgeon takes tools from a tray
  • Monday, 19 December, 2022
    UK politics
    UK government to sue PPE supplier over pandemic contracts linked to Tory peer

    Legal proceedings launched against PPE Medpro which had been recommended by Michelle Mone

    Michelle Mone
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