Infected Blood Scandal: PM risks ending on ‘wrong side of history’/in /by
Campaigners say the government works "at a snails pace" to compensate victims infected with HIV or hepatitis C.
Junior doctors plan nine days of strikes after talks collapse/in /by
Walkouts are planned on three days in the run-up to Christmas and six days in new year.
Ministers lose infected blood vote after Tory MPs revolt/in /by
MPs were voting on a plan to set up a compensation scheme for infected blood scandal victims.
Humiliated Covid whistleblower says boss tried to ‘break’ her/in /by
A senior doctor gives her first interview since being awarded a record £3.2m payout at a tribunal.
HIV and forced sterilisations: How four Kenyan women found justice/in /by
Four women living with HIV who won a landmark case tell the BBC about how they were sterilised.
Care sector fears migration changes are a step back/in /by
Many in social care believe overseas staff saved the system from collapse, reports Alison Holt.
Batten Disease: Parents to celebrate ‘last Christmas’ with daughter/in /by
Addy Clarke's parents are making the most of time with the seven-year-old, who has Batten Disease.
New choices for GP IT/in /by

As we prepare to bring new products and suppliers into the GP IT market, Dan Wintercross discusses the Tech Innovation Framework. 

The demand for primary care is increasing, with GP practices currently delivering more than 27 million appointments every month. It’s more important than ever to make sure they have the best digital tools to support them to do their job.

Infected blood: Tory rebellion expected on payouts amendment/in /by
Up to 30,000 people were given contaminated blood in the 1970s and 1980s. Thousands have died.
Rishi Sunak could miss NHS waiting list target over strikes, says Victoria Atkins/in /by
New health secretary Victoria Atkins says strikes by medics have delayed 1.1 million appointments.