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  • UK AI health rules could give firms ‘competitive edge’ as ministers back overhaul

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    Experts have said Britain’s new approach to regulating AI in healthcare could give UK tech firms a “competitive edge” by letting them prove their technology in the NHS earlier. The UK government on Tuesday accepted all 44 recommendations of the National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare, paving the way for a shake-up [...]

    Brit are seeking financial support from the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’ to afford private healthcare.
  • CENTRAL LONDON ALLIANCE BREAKS WORLD RECORDS™ TITLE FOR MOST PEOPLE PERFORMING CPR IN ONE HOUR

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    London, 23 September 2026 – Central London Alliance has broken a new GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ for the most people performing CPR in one hour. The achievement, held at Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Hospitality property – the lead sponsors of the initiative – saw a marathon CPR session for 36 hours, culminating in a finale, [...]

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  • Burnham: Social care reforms to be paid by new taxes

    Healthcare

    Andy Burnham has said proposed social care reforms would be funded by new taxes after a General Election, claiming he wanted to create a new system where “everyone contributes”.  The Prime Minister said a plan for a national care service would be presented at the next election, which may only come in 2029. Baroness Louise [...]

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  • How the NHS backlog fuelled a private equity gold rush in UK health market

    September 8, 2026

    Private equity firms are circling the UK’s healthcare market as NHS backlogs push a wave of patients towards private providers, experts have said. Britain’s biggest private hospital operator, Spire Healthcare, which operates 38 private hospitals, on Sunday agreed to a £1bn takeover by Toscafund Asset Management. Earlier this year, private healthcare property firm Assura agreed [...]

  • Doctors union tops up £1m reserve pot for strikes

    August 12, 2026

    The trade union for doctors has stashed away hundreds of thousands of pounds more to fund future strike action despite posting another year of losses, new accounts reveal.  The British Medical Association (BMA), which represents over 200,000 doctors and students, put aside around £300,000 more funds towards its reserve for industrial action last year, according [...]

  • Making it in the UAE – Dani Afiouni – From the Arctic to Abu Dhabi: Entrepreneur Dani Afiouni wants to help you live your best life

    July 17, 2026

    THERE are easier ways to find a business idea than running marathons at the North Pole and on Everest. But for Dani Afiouni, years spent climbing mountains, racing in extreme conditions and testing the limits of his body became the foundation for Longevity Wellness Hub. The Dubai-born wellness business was launched in 2019 after Afiouni [...]

  • Regulator wins decade-long pricing tussle with Pfizer

    June 19, 2026

    The UK competition watchdog has won permission to appeal in a case against US pharmaceutical giant Pfizer after a long-running legal battle over allegations of excessive pricing, overturning a previous decision by the Tribunal. The court said the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT), was “wrong to set aside the [Competition and Market’s Authority’s] decision” in relation to [...]

  • Award winning Medtech firm excels again

    June 9, 2026

    Founded in 2014, MV.Health is a trusted global leader in clinical-grade medical devices transforming urological and gynaecological health. Their doctor-designed products adapt to the user’s anatomy and address various sexual dysfunctions. Historically, the stigma and fear of invasive clinical procedures have deterred men from seeking proactive prostate care. MV.Health’s breakthrough Molto device won this year’s [...]

  • Milburn review: Youth unemployment crisis costs £125bn a year due to ‘broken system’

    May 28, 2026

    The crisis of nearly a million young people who are out of education, employment or training – known as ‘Neets’ – costs the UK economy up to £125bn a year, the Alan Milburn review has found, as both the government and the private sector were blamed for failing to address youth unemployment. An extensive report [...]

  • Spire Healthcare shares rocket after £1bn bid approach

    May 14, 2026

    Shares in Spire Healthcare shot to the top of the FTSE 250 on Wednesday, after the firm’s board signalled it would back a £1bn bid approach for the company from its second-biggest existing investor. Private equity outfit Toscafund said it would offer 250p per share, a hefty 66 per cent premium from Wednesday’s closing price [...]

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