GP flu consultations are at more than double the level recorded this time last year as an early wave of illness continues to surge across England, with cases now well above the epidemic threshold.

Wes Streeting’s recent comments about the BMA have been branded ‘hostile’ by the Doctors’ Association UK (DAUK) - as the organisation backed a GP’s formal complaint against the health and social care ...

EXCLUSIVE: A doctor has resigned from his role as a BMA England GP committee member citing concerns about a 'toxic and unbearable' environment.

Limited change is likely as part of a 'difficult' GP contract for 2026/27 - but the government could begin to incentivise the shift from PCNs to neighbourhoods ahead of more sweeping changes from ...

Talking General Practice speaks to Dr Katie Bramall, chair of the BMA’s GP committee in England, about the dispute with the government over online access, what happens next and her concerns about the ...

A GP has made a formal complaint against health and social care secretary Wes Streeting over language he has used to criticise the BMA - arguing it may breach MPs' code of conduct.

The government says the BMA England GP committee is 'impossible' to work with - and that it plans to consult with 'wider primary care stakeholders' to shape next year's contract. So what do we know ...

More than one in four GPs are using AI tools to cope with heavy workload - but a lack of guidance and training has left the profession operating in a 'wild west' that raises patient safety concerns, ...

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International medical graduate (IMG) GP registrars have been unsettled by political rhetoric around immigration despite ...

GP leaders fear the government is preparing to impose contract changes for 2026/27 on the profession after officials outlined plans to 'consult' with the BMA England GP committee alongside 'wider ...

Health and social care secretary Wes Streeting should spend 'less time having challenging conversations' within the NHS and ...