Brown pledges to expand GP access
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The Prime Minister has stressed that extending access to GP care is a top priority for the government.
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Eye specialists will be able to issue prescriptions on the high street under government plans.
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Gordon Brown tells MPs that the UK's plans for regional casinos and super-casinos are to be reviewed.
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Out-of-hours GP services are suffering because of a lack of funding from regional health bosses, doctors say.
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Chancellor Gordon Brown will outline his plans to increase aid to developing countries and eliminate their debt.
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The health secretary is writing to every GP in England urging them to accept plans for longer opening hours.
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Gordon Brown is to call for a "contract" giving poor families extra benefits in exchange for taking up skills training.
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Patients around the country will be able to book a GP appointment through their TV set.
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An international health partnership aimed at directing medical assistance more effectively to some of the world's poorest countries will be launched by Gordon Brown today.
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People could be expected to lose weight and give up smoking in exchange for rights to healthcare to be enshrined in a new NHS constitution, Gordon Brown will signal today
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown says institutions worldwide must change to better handle a globalised economy.
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Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt has cranked up the pressure on GPs to extend their opening hours.
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Gordon Brown vows to "step up" efforts to defeat terrorism in Pakistan in the wake of Benazir Bhutto's killing.
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Patients who want to see a GP in the evening should face a charge, some family doctors say.
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged to improve Britain's free schools and hospitals on Monday in a speech to the party faithful which fired their enthusiasm for an early general election.
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GPs are providing more and better services to patients, performance figures suggest.
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Scotland's health minister pledges that patients will have a stronger say in the way the NHS is run.