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The Government has committed £2.3 billion for the launch of up to 160 of the ‘in the community’ centres by March 2025.

Therese Coffey was unable to say whether she is scrapping a plan to get England smoke-free by 2030

Health Secretary Therese Coffey, who is also Deputy Prime Minister, said she was 'not aware' if a Government target to get the country 'smoke free' by 2030 had been axed

Clinics have said that on average 25 to 30 per cent of all services have been replaced Monkeypox assistance since the first case was identified in May

Prof Clare Bambra has voiced concerns that the new Liz Truss-led Government is moving away from previous commitments to Level Up health.

Foods that are high in fat, salt or sugar can no longer be promoted at certain locations in shops from October 1

FoI request reveals long wait to repair roofs at risk of collapse, including those affecting Truss and Coffey constituents

The Oxford comma is one of the linguistic devices that has always caused division and debate. Now, new Health Secretary Therese Coffey has come under fire after her office issued guidance telling workers to “be positive” and avoid using policy wonk “jargon”. The “Oxford comma” was referred to as one…

Jenrick appointed to Department of Health and Social care while Baker goes to Northern Ireland Office

SureScreen Diagnostics recently donated £20k to Tory MP Liam Fox

Ex-minister Liam Fox this year received the cash gift from SureScreen Diagnostics, a firm he recommended to then-health secretary Matt Hancock in 2020