A permanent NELFT appointment made in five weeks says more about the ELFT-NELFT relationship than any interim arrangement could.
EasyJet's £5.5bn sale to a Minneapolis investor is not really about aircraft. It is about who ends up owning the parts of Britain that keep running whether or not the stock market notices.
Anthropic's new AI workbench for scientists lands just as the NHS tries to work out who will actually run the analysis on its unified health data.
NHS England's new AI rollout assumes years of political continuity that the government announcing it cannot currently promise.
Trevor Smith's appointment as UHS chief executive says less about one trust than about where NHS leadership is heading next.
Faster licensing sounds like a win for patients, but the harder work starts after a drug clears the door.
MPs hear that promised streamlining of infrastructure funding has yet to reach trusts and integrated care boards on the ground.
Burnham's fiscal promises signal how tightly health spending will be rationed under his premiership.
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