The Latest Breaking News from NHS England

Campaign calls for investigation into the use of Oxevison amid concerns over care and its effect on patients

The health service said plans are ‘under way’ to ensure it can implement DIY testing if it is recommended by the UK National Screening Committee.

NHS England started rolling out the vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus a little over six months ago.

People over the age of 75, residents in care homes for older adults and those with weakened immune systems will be eligible for the jab.

The biggest area of risk – in terms of lives lost and cost – involves NHS maternity units. Organisation upheaval must not distract us from what matters most, says former health secretary Jeremy Hunt

Exclusive: NHS England has dramatically increased recruitment of workers from states with critical medical staff shortages

Amanda Pritchard gave a final public speech as NHS boss.

Lord Darzi’s undeclared interests in four companies included $500,000 of shares in US-based healthcare venture

A comprehensive worldwide report has said most treatments are ineffective. Here are some ways to resolve the pain, recommended by Nice and the NHS

Letters: NHS England’s abolition makes us reflect on disastrous 2012 reforms, writes Dr Michael Cohen, while Jeremy Wainman decries the dismantling of a skilled workforce, Nigel Turner explains the reorganisation cycle, and Martin Shaw invites the health secretary to visit his local hospital

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is summoning regulators for a meeting on Monday as the government pushes ahead with plans to cut bureaucracy.