The Latest Breaking News from NHS England

England's National Health Service has drafted new guidelines for treating transgender youth that would call for local authorities to be alerted in some cases where young people have obtained puberty blockers and hormone therapies on the private market, according to a copy of the guidelines reviewed by Reuters.

While ambulances in England took an average of 47 minutes and 59 seconds to respond to 999 calls

It comes as more people have been called forward for their Covid-19 autumn booster.

An independent investigation has been carried out into the care of a mentally ill woman who killed her mother before cutting off her head

In August, an average of 13,388 people per day were occupying hospital beds but were fit to leave.

Rapid analysis of patients’ entire genome will allow treatment to begin much faster

The NHS in England has announced the rollout of the ‘revolutionary’ scheme.

As 7 million people wait for treatment and nurses prepare to strike, the government desperately tries to deflect the blame, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Mirror is calling for change through our Time for Action on Dangerous Dogs campaign as an investigation found that in two years there has been a 26 per cent hike in dog attacks

Next week NHS England will send booster jab invites as emails, letters and texts to six million eligible people who are either clinically at risk from Covid or aged over 75

Clinics have said that on average 25 to 30 per cent of all services have been replaced Monkeypox assistance since the first case was identified in May