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The General Pharmaceutical Council is seeing a “significant rise” in FtP concerns being raised against registrants.

Matt Hancock has been forced to clarify remarks about the £300m cash advance being paid to pharmacies in England.

Community pharmacy workers and their family members will be able to book Covid-19 tests through a new online portal.

PHE is supporting the public's mental health with a new campaign 'Now More Than Ever, Every Mind Matters'.

Sixty-two per cent of pharmacists report they won’t have enough face masks to last the next seven days.

More than one in five people in the UK say they have a greater appreciation of community pharmacy as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

Solicitor Noel Wardle considers the concerns raised by community pharmacists about liabilities when using volunteers to deliver medicines.

Pharmacies in Scotland processed six times as many items on Easter Monday than they normally would, CPS has said.

The Pharmacists’ Defence Association has called on Public Health England to revise its position on PPE for pharmacy dispensary staff.

By popular demand, we have increased the production run of our series of impactful Covid-19 safety notices, sold at cost price to pharmacies.

The GPhC should bring forward provisional registration for trainee pharmacists “without delay,” the Royal Pharmaceutical Society has said.

Recent assurances for pharmacies on the use of volunteers to provide services only apply to issues of misconduct, lawyers have said.

Undergraduates hoping to support pharmacies fighting Covid-19 'should complete scheduled exams first'.

A Croydon pharmacist has been arrested on suspicion of illegally selling Covid-19 testing kits and had £20,000 seized.

In a pharmacy trade press exclusive, PSNC chief Simon Dukes has spoken of his frustration with NHS England.

Governments around the world must implement urgent measures to protect pharmacy staff, FIP said. 

Long read: Just before Covid-19 changed everything, Rob Darracott caught up with Scotland's chief pharmaceutical officer

The long-awaited service launched on Good Friday, but there are still concerns around administrative workload and patient safety.

The Pharmacists’ Defence Association has called on the UK’s leading pharmacy chains to adopt a zero tolerance approach to abuse.

The Royal Pharmaceutical Society says all pharmacy staff are covered by the provisions of the Assaults on Emergency Workers Act 2018.