Waiting list for children’s gender care rose after opening of new specialist hubs
More than 5,700 under-18s in England and Wales by end May were waiting an average of 100 weeks for first appointment
GPs have been forced to take industrial action
Letters: General practitioners are taking action for us, not against us, and their work needs wider recognition, write Dr Seema Haider and Yvonne Osman
Britain’s pharmacists could be treating more people
Portsmouth hospital reopens A&E after restoring power
Pharmacies in England cutting services amid financial pressures, research finds
NHS ‘missing’ thousands of mental health patients who are only seen by ambulances
Young people in distress who are treated by paramedics or A&E staff are not being recorded in England’s health statistics
Labour is still in its ‘phoney’ period. Far tougher tests await in autumn
Martin Kettle
When the honeymoon ends, Keir Starmer’s team will be judged on pressure points from the economy to North Sea oil drilling, writes Guardian columnist Martin Kettle
Don’t try this at home: experts warn against copying Olympic feats
Physiotherapists and doctors say people run risk of serious injury or even death without proper training
GP who treated woman with severe ME tells inquest more funding is needed
Dr Lucy Shenton says specialist care is required for patients such as Maeve Boothby-O’Neill, who died aged 27
Europe’s far-right surge has a lesson for Labour: fix the NHS to see off Farage
Catherine De Vries
Our research shows how the far right exploits voter discontent with crumbling public services – and what Keir Starmer must doto stop it, says Catherine De Vries of Bocconi University
English hospitals brace for ‘alarming’ disruption as GPs take industrial action
Exclusive: A&Es and mental health services face ‘dangerous’ surge that could continue into 2025, say bosses
