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

Former RCGP chair Professor Dame Clare Gerada has been appointed a crossbench peer in the House of Lords.

Over half of GPs and practice managers believe the GP contract change that requires practices to keep onl ...

The CQC has launched a public consultation on proposals to improve how it assesses health and care services, including GP ...

A GP who received a 12-month prison sentence after damaging petrol pumps during a Just Stop Oil climate change protest has ...

The government has 'broken a promise' to ensure expanded access to online consultation was introduced safely by refusing to meet with the BMA and system suppliers to discuss the necessary safeguards ...

Salaried GPs have been subjected to job plan and contract adjustments following changes to online access that has seen practice workload increase, the BMA has said.

Prime minister Keir Starmer has said all NHS staff will be required to undertake updated antisemitism and anti-racist training as he launched a review of antisemitism in the NHS.

RCGP calls for government to take on GP partner premises liabilities RCGP Wales has called on the next Welsh government to set up a new 'opt-in' central general practice estates body to take on ...

Tranexamic acid to be made available OTC for menstrual bleeding Tranexamic acid is to be made available over-the-counter for the treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding.

by Professor Kevin Morgan, Dr Annemarie Luik and Dr Rachel Sharman ...

Viewpoint: The King's Fund on how general practice should change There is much to celebrate about today's general practice, writes Dr Anna Dixon. Significant improvements have been made in managing ...