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The increasing numbers of people being hospitalised by Covid-19 ought to be a warning to those who argue that the virus is essentially “over”.

Sick people are queuing for up to twelve hours to see a doctor at some of Britain’s busiest hospitals.

Aberdeen workers are striking over plans to merge the role of housing officer and support officer

Campaigners and health workers are set to come together on 3 July in ­protests that also celebrate the NHS’s 73 birthday.

Opposition is growing to Tory plans that would allow private businesses and others to access the full medical histories of 55 million NHS patients in England.

Health workers in Scotland campaigning for a decent pay rise were set to march on the Edinburgh parliament this Saturday.

NHS England is opening up patients’ medical records for sale to corporations—including Big Pharma. Sam Ord looks at how our data is being collated and shared for reasons of profit

A new report has found that counter-terrorism police are using claims of mental distress to lock up and intimidate people, writes Isabel Ringrose

Unison union members followed their leaders recommendation to accept 4 percent. But the RCN says it will keep pushing for a better deal.

Attacks on ordinary people are being masked by proposals to support the adult social care system and NHS.

Voting has begun in the elections for the Unison union’s leading body, the national executive committee (NEC).

John Parrington spoke to Sophie Squire about his new book Mind Shift