By Guy Collis – UNISON Policy Officer The government’s Health Bill resumes its Parliamentary journey in the House of Lords on 13 October. As the first major piece of NHS-related legislation since the ...

Policy commitments and actions are needed urgently A policy statement from Keep Our NHS Public By Co Chairs Tony O'Sullivan and John Puntis A new Labour leadership has an opportunity to reset t...

How a pattern of decision-making that harms the economy and most ordinary voters is being sustained, even as the damage becomes clearer Since the 1980s, the UK economy has been […]

The new health secretary Yvette Cooper must commit to stopping the Conservative policy of using NHS funds to pay private hospitals. Can you join the campaign now?

Nurses at Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are facing a new 'fire and rehire' threat. Find out the latest in this long-running dispute.

More than a quarter of those surveyed said vehicles are used as extra space for hospital staff to assess or care for patients on almost all shifts.

Letters: Readers respond to an article in which Larry Elliott argues that Andy Burnham must challenge neoliberal nostrums

Kirsty, 29, from Newcastle upon Tyne North in the North East, wanted to train as a nurse to serve her community's healthcare needs. Despite having the qualifications and determination, she found herself blocked by a system that caps training places below demand. Health Education England's budget constraints, imposed by HM Treasury, treat public investment in healthcare training as a cost to minimize rather than the foundation of patient care. The North East has qualified candidates ready to train and hospitals that need staff, but Westminster's spending limits create artificial scarcity where none should exist. This episode examines how Treasury decisions that treat the government as though it could run out of pounds directly impact individual lives and community health outcomes. Disclosure: This story represents broader systemic issues affecting healthcare training across the UK.

Adrian Ramsay MP said: "Every major decision should ask: will this improve people’s health and reduce health inequalities?”

FT findings prompt fresh probe by statistics regulator into health service claims over controversial data project

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Find out why operating theatre nurses at the Northern Care Alliance are going back on strike in a dispute about overtime pay.

National Nurses United president discusses nurses’ fight against Palantir in healthcare, universal healthcare, and keeping ICE out of medical facilities.

NHS trusts also report disruption to supplies last winter of co-codamol and blood pressure medication ramipril

Protesters want ministers to reject an extension of the US spy-tech firm's £330M NHS data platform deal