Thousands of NHS doctors trapped in 'insecure gig economy' contracts
By Liz Wells 21 November 2025
Thousands of locally employed doctors (LEDs) – many of them international graduates and from ethnic minority backgrounds – are trapped on insecure NHS contracts with no access to training, career p...
UK health services risk 'huge holes' if internationally qualified doctors quit
By Liz Wells 21 November 2025
UK health services could be left with ‘huge holes’ if a trend for internationally qualified doctors to leave the workforce gathers pace, a new report reveals.
Kent trusts to form county's first hospital group
By Lee Peart 21 November 2025
Dartford and Gravesham NHS Trust and Medway NHS Foundation Trust are forming Kent’s first hospital group.
BMA urges Streeting to 'put aside hostile rhetoric' and secure future jobs and pay
By Liz Wells 20 November 2025
The BMA is calling on health secretary Wes Streeting to put aside ‘hostile rhetoric’ and sit down with the union to secure future jobs and pay.
Over 500 workers at St Helier and Epsom hospitals secure pay and conditions deal
By Liz Wells 20 November 2025
Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust has offered more than 500 cleaners, caterers, porters and patient transport workers a new pay and conditions deal.
Warning notice issued over surgical ward staffing levels
By Lee Peart 18 November 2025
A warning notice has been issued by the CQC following an inspection of surgical services at Salford Royal Hospital.
Gloucestershire phlebotomists mark longest-running strike of NHS workers
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Striking phlebotomists in Gloucestershire have been joined by senior union leaders and supporters to mark the longest-ever walkout by NHS employees, as they mark their 236th day of industrial action.
Hertfordshire and West Essex ICB selects new chair
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Hertfordshire and West Essex ICB has appointed Robin Porter as its new chair.
Working in understaffed services is making nurses sick
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Hospitals and care homes in the UK are so short-staffed that nursing staff are continuing to work while unwell, with stress the leading cause of illness hitting an eight-year high, new research rev...
Resident doctor strike turnout is down, NHS chief says
By Liz Wells 17 November 2025
Resident doctor strike turnout is down, NHS England chief executive Sir James Mackey has said, as they continue their five-day action over pay and conditions.
EXCLUSIVE: Resident doctor strikes: Why it won't end with pay
By Tej Pradhan 14 November 2025
'Pay restoration' has been the headline battle between the Government and the BMA - but is it really the most pressing issue for doctors?
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