Stroke patient Dave Duxbury, 63, said the lack of NHS hospital space meant he had to learn to walk again in a hospital corridor and now has to pay to go private

The CSP has written to Yvette Cooper, the new secretary of state for health and social care, to highlight the importance of rehab and the physiotherapy workforce.

The CSP has written to Yvette Cooper, the new secretary of state for health and social care, to highlight the importance of rehab and the physiotherapy workforce.

Across the WHO European Region right now, people are struggling to sleep. Emergency rooms are filling up. Ambulance services are breaking records. In France, emergency medical calls have risen by up t...

Rugby Football Union council member Matthew Smith resigns after posting discriminatory criticism of television pundit Maggie Alphonsi.

A brutal murder in Southampton has exposed the way political extremists influence and distort politics in other countries

The CSP has responded strongly to media claims over the weekend around the safety of advanced practice roles in the NHS.

With the results of the British Social Attitudes survey – published today – revealing there was a statistically significant 6 percentage point increase in public satisfaction with the NHS in 2025, The...

A video shared with claims it shows a recent clash between immigrant and nationalist groups in London is actually from 2023 and was reportedly filmed after a pro-Palestine march.

Today’s Kings’ Speech was the annual chance for the UK government to set out its plans for the coming year. The centerpiece is always a list of new legislation being introduced to parliament.

The CSP has expressed anger at the arson attack in a Harrow synagogue over the weekend, and pledged solidarity with the Jewish community.

“In recent months, more and more administrative reports centered on LLM-related issues, and editors were being overwhelmed.”

Both the CSP and Long Covid Physio network submitted evidence to the enquiry. Baroness Hallett found that ‘collapse was only narrowly avoided because of the extraordinary efforts of all those working in healthcare across the UK. Their commitment and dedication were remarkable’.

Both the CSP and Long Covid Physio network submitted evidence to the enquiry. Baroness Hallett found that ‘collapse was only narrowly avoided because of the extraordinary efforts of all those working in healthcare across the UK. Their commitment and dedication were remarkable’.

Sunder Katwala discusses the government’s new social cohesion action plan, 'Protecting What Matters', published today.