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  • GSK says AI is reshaping drug pipeline as Nuvalent deal hits shares

    Tech

    GSK has said agentic AI is already affecting every asset in its pipeline, as pharmaceutical firms race to use the technology to cut the cost and risk of developing new medicines. Speaking at London Tech Week in Tuesday, Eyal Itskovits, GSK’s director of AI and machine learning, said that the technology has officially become a [...]

    GSK said total sales fell by two per cent in the third quarter
  • NHS gives Palantir wider access to patient data amid growing backlash

    Tech

    NHS England has expanded access to sensitive patient data for external contractors working on its controversial Palantir-backed data. The move has sparked concerns over privacy for such sensitive data, and the growing influence of American Big Techs inside the UK’s health service. According to the Financial Times, internal briefing documents show NHS officials approved new [...]

    NHS healthcare professionals in a hospital setting discussing patient care plans, wearing uniforms and medical equipment v...
  • Howard de Walden Estate splashes £50m on Harley Street property deals

    Property

    The Howard de Walden Estate has spent £50m on acquisitions in the Harley Street neighbourhood, CityAM can reveal, as it tightens its dominance over the capital’s private health hub. The property company has acquired three long leaseholds in Harley Street and Wimpole Street, with a combined 50,000 sq ft footprint, featuring a blend of [...]

    Haringey community event showcasing RMP MC collaboration, featuring engaged attendees and vibrant local atmosphere.
  • Chip makers and defence contractors power profit upgrade for London tech stock Renishaw

    April 20, 2026

    London-listed engineer Renishaw upped its profit guidance on Monday, sending its shares to the top of the FTSE 250, helped by demand from defence contractors and chipmakers. The Gloucestershire-based precision tech firm is known for its precision equipment used in the lithography process of making microprocessors. On Monday, it pointed to “a substantial expansion” of [...]

  • St John Ambulance receives Health Lottery Foundation grant to extend Young Responders programme

    April 20, 2026  |  Sponsored

    First aid and healthcare charity to deliver essential first aid initiative targeted at young people across the East Midlands for the first time. Thanks to players of The Health Lottery, St John Ambulance has received a grant of nearly a quarter of a million pounds from the Health Lottery Foundation to expand its Young Responders programme [...]

  • Exclusive: NHS must keep medicine clawback down or lose investment, says weight-jab boss

    February 18, 2026

    The NHS must keep its medicines clawback tax low and predictable or else risk disrupting the rollout of weight-loss drugs in the UK, Novo Nordisk’s UK chief has said.  Sebnem Avsar Tuna, general manager of UK operations for the Ozempic and Wegovy maker, told CityAM the Government must keep in place the current ceiling [...]

  • Private medical insurance claims rise as City workers seek quicker care

    January 26, 2026

    Diagnostic tests top private medical insurance claims as City workers increasingly seek coverage for everyday health needs. According to data from Howden, diagnostic tests and scans are number one across all categories, except for those over 65. This comes as the NHS waiting list has started to fall in recent months, yet 7.31m people across [...]

  • Wes Streeting: Progress on NHS delays as private insurance soars

    January 22, 2026

    Employer-provided health insurance coverage has reached a 30-year high, with 4.8m people now covered, as businesses ramped up employment benefits amid the NHS backlog. UK health insurers paid out a record £4bn in 2024, averaging £11m every day, according to new figures by the ABI. Despite NHS data showing that the waiting list fell by [...]

  • Physician associates union: BMA pay demands ‘unsustainable’

    December 2, 2025

    The British Medical Association’s “obsession with unsustainable pay demands” is pushing other areas of the health service to the brink, as resident doctors gear up for a third strike this year in the lead up to Christmas.  According to the trade union representing physician associates, a range of more junior medical staff are being effectively [...]

  • NHS woes fuel private healthcare boom, with lawyers reaping the rewards

    November 13, 2025

    Private healthcare in the UK is experiencing unprecedented growth as NHS waiting lists soar and public services struggle to keep up. This surge in demand is also fueling a flurry of legal activity, keeping lawyers busy. Deals lawyers in the UK are generally the busiest and most important practices for most law firms; however, with [...]

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