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.

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, ...

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 ...

Catch up quickly with our weekly round-up of key news stories for general practice.

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

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Clinical review: Atrial fibrillation Diagnosing atrial fibrillation, managing rate control, rhythm control and reduction in stroke risk in patients with AF, prognosis and follow-up are covered in this ...

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

Clinical review of ulcerative colitis: epidemiology, diagnosis and management Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic relapsing and remitting inflammatory bowel disorder. It differs from Crohn's disease ...

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How the new Scottish contract changes GP funding and pay GPs in Scotland have voted for a new GP contract that will change the way that practices are funded and starts the move towards a new pay ...

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 ...