The UK government allows the entry of people for medical treatment from various war-ravaged countries but denies service to Palestinians coming from the besieged Gaza Strip, in a clear indication of the country’s double standards in dealing with foreign patients.

A protest takes place outside the British Medical Association following the decision to uninvite a veteran NHS surgeon and Palestinian rights advocate from addressing medical students.

Public access to dental care in the UK is increasingly challenging, as a significant number of dentists have ceased to offer services under the NHS due to economic pressures.

In today's show, we expose the symbiotic relationship between the UK Israel Tech Hub and the British government's penchant for privatization

The British Labour Party achieved a historic landslide election victory, but has the British electorate truly embraced Labour or was this, in essence, a vote against the Conservatives?

The UK’s National Health Service has been a source of pride for millions for over seventy years, but the NHS is now inundated with serious challenges and a great deal of criticism.

Figures have showed that more than 1.5 million patients in England had to wait at least 12 hours in accident and emergency departments (A&E) in the past year.