Government cannot 'quietly drop' pledge to recruit 6,000 extra GPs, warns BMA

The BMA has warned the government against 'quietly dropping' its manifesto pledge to recruit 6,000 more GPs amid reports the target was not in Steve Barclay's appointment letter from the prime minister.

by Nick Bostock

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