RCN union warns the 7% drop is ‘direct threat’ to patient safety and calls for emergency measures to boost recruitment
Rising premiums are a de facto ‘carbon price’ on consumers as extreme weather events become more frequent
Nearly 100 junior consultants will be eligible for promotion in January 2025 instead of July this year
It’s good for the time being, but you have to wonder what will happen when the valves are released
Officials believe inflation will continue to fall even as the US labour market shows surprising resilience
Data suggests visitor spending in countries like France, where tax-free shopping remains, has recovered faster than in Britain
Authorities hope festive season will lift the world’s second-largest economy out of deflation
Machines lack a CE certification showing they comply with EU performance and safety directives
Pharma companies, while talking up pipelines, are turning to deals to boost their growth outlook
Just 95 charges brought in England and Wales in year to March 2023, down from 174 in previous 12 months
Better awareness and access are needed to rebuild measles vaccination rates
Scotland’s first minister’s testimony raises fresh concerns over transparency around official communication during pandemic
Chair of 100 Days Mission warns of huge economic cost if world cannot act swiftly to tackle pathogens
Now US state & local governments sure are spending
Cycle, sail or sweat it out in the city that never sleeps
Research boosts efforts to diagnose and devise treatments for debilitating condition
Covid pandemic and other global events have forced the Conservative party into making difficult choices
‘Think of the maddest thing you could think of, and you might not be so wrong’
H5N1 cases in South Georgia increase concerns about virus’s ability to adapt and infect mammals and humans more easily
UK pharma group hopes acquisition of three-month start-up will broaden its range of asthma treatments
Spending on private ‘out of area’ beds has reached record levels to the detriment of financially stretched trusts and patients
Timing messages can aid flexible work but mask long hours
Winter surge in people catching flu, Covid-19 or RSV risks overwhelming hospitals
Politicians are nervous of telling citizens what to eat, but solutions are now at hand
