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First drug to slow Alzheimer’s progression will not be made available on the NHS

The spending watchdog has recommended that a drug shown to slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease should not be rolled out on the NHS.

The Independent UK

Health secretary Wes Streeting accused of ignoring whistleblower who revealed nursing scandal

Exclusive: Health secretary warned he must act on regulator Nursing and Midwifery Council

The Independent UK

One third of NHS psychosis services used to treat patients like Valdo Calocane are failing standards

Health minister Wes Streeting said Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates “might still be alive” today if “the NHS had been there when it should have been”

The Independent UK

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Nottingham attack victims might still be alive if not for NHS failings, Wes Streeting says

Health Secretary reacts to ‘distrressing’ Care Quality Commission review into care of Valdo Calocane before he stabbed three people to death

Evening Standard

Nottingham attack preventable if NHS had ‘done its job’, health secretary says

Wes Streeting says victims ‘might still be alive’ if health service had recognised Valdo Calocane’s risk to others

The Guardian - UK

Nottingham stabbing victim’s mother’s anger after NHS left Valdo Calocane ‘free to slaughter’

Barnaby Webber, Grace O’Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates were killed by Valdo Calocane in Nottingham last year

The Independent UK

Ministers to ‘slow down’ mental health changes after Valdo Calocane report

Father of one of Nottingham attack victims says there is a need to ‘step back and see what is safe for the public’

The Guardian - UK

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London ambulance staff told 'leave scene and end calls' amid increase in racist abuse

Paramedics have been urged to wear body cameras following a reported spike in racist abuse

Evening Standard

England’s GPs are squaring up to the government – but it’s an unnecessary battle

The tragedy for patients if industrial action seriously disrupts treatment is that doctors and ministers pretty much agree, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Not in the minister’s back yard: is Starmer’s cabinet onboard with housebuilding plans?

The manifesto promises 1.5m homes – but some on the PM’s frontbench have had their own nimby moments

The Guardian - UK

English hospitals brace for ‘alarming’ disruption as GPs take industrial action

Exclusive: A&Es and mental health services face ‘dangerous’ surge that could continue into 2025, say bosses

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on GPs working to rule: family doctors need bigger budgets

Editorial: This week’s vote for industrial action follows years of broken pledges under the Tories

The Guardian - UK

Why are English GPs taking industrial action and how will it affect patients?

Doctors have begun a work-to-rule action over a funding row, with each practice adopting different rules

The Guardian - UK

Patients in danger from overworked GPs says doctors’ spokesperson as strike threat looms

‘It is dangerous for GPs to see 60-70 patients a day,’ warns top GP Clare Gerada

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The National (Scotland)

The billionaire private donors that could push Labour towards damaging PFIs

LABOUR have made no secret of their intention to have private financial institutions help pay for infrastructure spending ...

The Independent UK

Labour has ‘failed another generation of families’ with cancellation of social care reforms, Dilnot says

Sir Andrew Dilnot, whose government-backed commission proposed a cap on social care costs, described the cancellation of planned reforms as a ‘a tragedy’

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British High Court Upholds Ban On Puberty Blockers

High Court judge upholds UK government's ban on puberty blockers due to risks and minimal benefits, emphasizing evidence-based healthcare for children.

The Independent UK

Junior doctors offered 22% pay rise to head off strikes

Junior doctors will have now vote on whether to accept the new pay offer from the government

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The Independent UK

What cuts could Rachel Reeves announce to plug Labour’s £20bn ‘black hole’?

HS2, hospitals and railway lines are all rumoured for cut backs

The National (Scotland)

Why are we talking about PFI now?

The public finance initiative was brought in under John Major’s government between 1992 and 1997 but was considerably expanded after that point…

Evening Standard

GPs threaten to 'bring NHS to a standstill' with possible strike

Family doctors are being balloted over industrial action

The Independent UK

GPs could bring NHS to standstill if they vote for first industrial action in 60 years, BMA warns

BMA is balloting GPs on whether to take first action for decades and starting from Thursday

The Guardian - UK

Which UK infrastructure projects is Rachel Reeves likely to axe?

Chancellor expected to announce cuts and delays to some projects as Labour tries to fill £20bn shortfall in finances

The Guardian - UK

GPs capping patient numbers could have ‘catastrophic’ effect on A&E, says NHS chief

Exclusive: Concerns that 3m appointments a month in England will disappear if industrial action goes ahead

The Guardian - UK

GPs warn of surgery closures in England and fear similar fate to NHS dentistry

Family doctors in ballot over collective action, saying years of underfunding risks creating two-tier system

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