A massive list cleansing exercise across England and Wales has removed almost 95,000 ghost patients from GP lists.

GP systems provider TPP has ‘postponed’ its controversial policy of offering GPs incentives, including Mark and Spencers vouchers and ‘Tea at the Ritz’, in return for hosting demonstrations of its SystmOne software.

The NHS must address the alarming variation in the quality of its hospitals, and GPs should be prepared to take a leading role.

Placing GPs in their extended training in a range of primary care and community/outpatient settings is definitely a ‘win – win’ solution for workforce planners, training bodies, service providers and the trainees themselves.

GPs were left reeling after Pulse revealed that GMC staff receive private medical insurance, writes Dr Krishna Korlipara – and the regulator must take heed

Over the last few years many practices have saved money, in some cases several hundred pounds, by switching their business surgery insurance provider.

Moneymatters expert Stuart Smith explains the main feature of the Junior ISA, and recent changes to existing child trust finds.

If you have been thinking about investing in China, but have been concerned by the volatility, then you might be interested in an investment which provides exposure to the region – but which also provides significant protection against possible stock market falls.

A house is the single biggest purchase that most of us will make during our lifetime and it is crucial that appropriate insurance is arranged. Yet most people will spend considerably longer choosing the destination for their next holiday than ensuring their family’s most valuable asset, and their possessions, are adequately insured.