The BMA has a long and distinguished history but is becoming increasingly known for its internal divisions and radical tendencies
The BMA has a long and distinguished history but is becoming increasingly known for its internal divisions and radical tendencies
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By appointing Tom Dolphin as its leader, the union has demonstrated it is out of touch with the British public
Like many institutions, a culture war has left its members afraid to speak – but they also fear vulnerable clients will be unduly…
Jewish members of the doctors’ union tell The Telegraph they feel intimidated and unsafe after ‘anti-Semitic’ motions at the BMA…
It came despite Stephen Kinnock’s claim that the government wants ‘to work constructively with the BMA’
Plus: Politics and policing; James Cleverly’s appeal; scavenging donkeys; JD Vance’s holiday; Great British cars; and meeting the…
Members of medical union that initially rejected Cass Review criticise ‘undemocratic’ and ‘abysmal’ leadership
