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Surgeries that fail to provide enough in-person care will be denied access to additional funding
Group swings back to profit as more people opt to pay for medical treatment during pandemic
Johnson’s plan to tackle treatment backlog will fall far short of what is needed, health think-tank predicts
Striking figures throw fresh spotlight on attrition in health and social care resources in recent years
Additional staff and training to be lined up ahead of any regulatory approval for jabs for children
Covid admissions plateau but 5.5m people hang on for non-urgent operations
Health systems in Germany, Denmark and Netherlands seem to have fared better in maintaining treatment
Experienced health service executive becomes first woman to hold role, replacing Simon Stevens
Head of test and trace programme had been backed by former health secretary Matt Hancock
NHS and mayor to attend community summit as UK reports most daily infections since February
Campaigners say plan to pool medical records ‘violates patient trust’
Commenters’ views on whether those in England should have health data shared or whether they should opt out
Chief executive was often a thorn in the side of Conservative chancellors as he lobbied effectively for funds
Health service’s performance has become a central issue in the devolved nation’s assembly election on May 6
No 10 insists UK health secretary has ‘acted entirely properly’
Inoculation targets raised despite ‘major production challenges’ for vaccines
Move means the NHS is no longer at risk of being overwhelmed, says government
Covid-19 highlighted frailties but data on external help’s contribution to NHS is elusive
Bureaucracy in the UK health system has boomed under the cover of market-driven policies
UK government aims to copy flu prevention programme as model for control of new variants
Leaked white paper reveals proposals to sharply reduce the role of competition in the health service
London and Midlands sent 400 MoD staff and 110 being deployed to Northern Ireland to ease NHS pressure
Relaxation of curbs by March depends on programme staying on track, says foreign secretary
Frustration at perceived excessive bureaucracy and a lack of data said to have led to ‘tough’ exchanges
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