This issue is of great importance to salaried GPs. Earlier this year, shortly after the DDRB announced the 2026/2027 uplift ...

The British Medical Association (BMA) has today, Wednesday 23 September, launched its third ‘Save Our Surgeries’ report*, outlining a positive vision for NHS Wales. The report demonstrates that ...

Pay is a key factor in recruiting and retaining doctors to work in Northern Ireland, and yet secondary care doctors here are rewarded for delivering care in an overstretched health system with ...

Following the change in political leadership within the Government and GPCE earlier this year, the committee decided not to ...

Delivered in partnership with NHS Employers, SAS Week 2026 will showcase the diverse careers, expertise and contributions of SAS doctors, while highlighting the opportunities, support and resources ...

BMA council chair Tom Dolphin has thanked Professor Strain for his ‘extraordinary contributions’ to the BMA ‘over many years’ ...

In a joint statement, national medical associations say hospitals have been repeatedly attacked and subjected to air strikes. At least 94% of hospitals in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed. Many are ...

Employers are on notice to start ending medicine’s ‘gig economy’, as a requirement to transition LEDs (locally employed doctors) in England to permanent contracts comes into force. The BMA has today ...

The cost of living and working in London has moved on, but the doctors’ London Weighting allowance remains unchanged since 2005. It’s time for that to change. We deserve a fair turn, it’s time for an ...

GPs should understand gender incongruence and the issues involved to ensure quality care is provided. However, we also need to balance what can be expected of GPs and the expertise which should ...

The BMA supports multidisciplinary team working and recognises the crucial roles that different staff perform in the NHS. However, concerns have been raised across the medical profession about ...