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Online GP access now covers almost every English practice, giving patients a digital route to care and the telephone queue a chance to become mysterious elsewhere.
A cold weather alert asks the South West to stay warm and check neighbours while Britain grants emergency powers to its sensible coat.
Healthcare AI rules seek public evidence, because a machine that spots patterns should still know a kettle is not a patient.
Military Intelligence Services bring Defence coordination together, leaving the folder to develop a need to know.
The NHS AI commission will advise on a new healthcare rulebook, allowing innovation to wait in a safer, professionally chaired queue.
The MHRA’s proposed Early Access service could get innovative medical devices to NHS patients sooner, once the paperwork survives its own trial.
NHS medtech procurement rules will weigh patient outcomes and value, leaving the cheapest stapler to defend its entire career.
The NHS innovator passport aims to cut repeated checks, leaving one clipboard to mourn its ceremonial stamping career.
An NHS digital tiger team arrives to improve electronic records, prompting a striped spreadsheet to hide behind a quarterly dashboard.
A New NHS GP IT system brings the first new core supplier in 25 years, giving procurement a fresh tab and an old computer a nervous screensaver.
The Greener NHS report records falling emissions and net zero targets, leaving ambition to await its next performance review.
The NHS Transformation Team replaces NHS England’s executive group, giving organisational change more directors, longer titles and fewer verbs.
