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Despite increasing staff numbers, services in England are struggling to match pre-pandemic treatment levels
UK unveils reforms worth £650mn to boost the life sciences sector
Health service a leading concern for voters with general election expected next year
Royal College of Radiologists says ‘critical lack of capacity’ reduces sufferer’s chances of survival
New focus on the diagnosis of this bewildering condition has left us even more confused
Shadow health secretary sets out plan to boost clinical research
Post-pandemic, pupils’ learning is still badly damaged — particularly in maths and among the most disadvantaged
Also in this newsletter, Labour misconduct allegations spark anger among female MPs and vetting backlog poses threat to national security
NHS data showing 10,000 queued for 18 months will pile pressure on government’s pledge to cut waiting lists
Measure for people with common ailments intended to cut waiting times to see a GP in England
Payout expected to be extended to families of victims who contracted HIV and hepatitis C from contaminated transfusions
A long-time palliative care nurse tells us what we owe the people who help us die
Government to press ahead with 5% wage rise despite continued opposition from main nurses’ union
Stress, burnout and workplace culture are driving the mounting exodus
Deal likely to pass crucial staff council meeting but may not prevent fresh industrial action by Unite or RCN
But teaching unions announce plans for fresh classroom strike ballots as public sector disputes continue
The RCN’s tactics have angered other organisations seeking wage increases for health service workers
High Court judgment cuts short next week’s RCN stoppage as transport unions set fresh strikes in May and June
PM betting some staff will back wage offer as figures show industrial action taking toll on health service
Also in this newsletter, future potential tax rises carry risks for both mainstream parties
Plan to ballot RCN members on 6 more months of industrial action prompts health leaders to highlight risks to public
Ministers had hoped deal would lead to similar settlements with striking public sector workers in England
As junior doctors take strike action the strain on the NHS is highlighted by official figures
New system could be modelled on Covid-19 vaccinations to ease pressure on hospitals
BMA urges ministers to agree to talks at Acas on second day of 96-hour walkout
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