The Latest Breaking News from NHS

New vaccine to treat 15 types of cancer now available on NHS

New jab will treat skin, bladder and oesophagus cancer, with 1,200 patients a month receiving it

The Independent UK · Apr 30, 2025

Cancer patients in England to be first in Europe to be offered immunotherapy jab

Up to 15,000 could be given nivolumab in injectable form to treat 15 cancers including lung, bowel and skin cancer

The Guardian - UK · Apr 30, 2025

King pays tribute to cancer support workers across the UK

Charles acknowledged that the ‘shock of a cancer diagnosis is all too familiar’

Evening Standard · Apr 30, 2025

GMB’s Susanna Reid Brutally Shut Down by Labour Minister Amid Explosive NHS Pay Row

Things got heated on Good Morning Britain as Susanna Reid clashed with Labour MP Stephen Kinnock over whether NHS workers will actually see a 3% pay rise this year.

The Fashion Central · Apr 30, 2025

Woman baffled by painful periods had huge ovarian cyst filled with hair and teeth

Valentina Milanova was told she might have an ectopic pregnancy, despite not being sexually active

The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2025

UK is not ready for coming climate ‘disaster,’ government advisers warn

Despite increased examples of extreme weather, advisers say ‘we are seeing no increase in action’

The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2025

GMC approves 36 courses to teach more than 1,000 NHS physician associates

New accreditation for PAs and anaesthesia associates is ‘important milestone’ for patient assurance, regulator says

The Guardian - UK · Apr 29, 2025

Advisers issue stark warning UK is unprepared for coming climate ‘disaster’

Climate Change Committee warns not enough is being done to prepare the country and people for floods, droughts, heatwaves and wildfires.

The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2025

More than 1,000 physician associates could enter NHS workforce each year

The medical regulator has approved 36 courses to teach physician associates and anaesthesia associates.

Evening Standard · Apr 29, 2025

NHS patients more likely to die when not enough nurses on wards – study

The study said employing too few permanent nurses on hospital wards was linked to longer inpatient stays, readmissions to hospital and patient deaths.

The Independent UK · Apr 29, 2025