Boots UK has reached a six-figure settlement with a former supervisor who has terminal cancer after being exposed to asbestos in the 1970s.

Boots UK is facing multiple lawsuits from landlords over allegedly refusing to pay rents at some of its stores during the Covid-19 lockdown.

Case follows another in July where extension to suspension order was not granted.

The High Court has refused an application to extend a suspension order against two pharmacists accused of illegally supplying controlled drugs.

A dentist has brought proceedings against the health secretary and Public Health England after his father, a retired London community pharmacist, died of Covid-19.

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

A West Midlands pharmacist has received a 28-month prison sentence for selling medicines on the black market.

A pharmacist has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for overcharging the NHS £76,475 for prescription medicines.

Two companies involved in an investigation into the supply of nortriptyline have confessed to illegal collusion.

A pharmaceutical company has offered to pay the NHS £8m following an investigation into suspected collusion.

AMCo, Morningside and Alliance Healthcare have been accused of illegal market sharing over nitrofurantoin.

NPA members must ascertain the contents of any CBD products they intend to sell or risk losing their indemnity.

David Reissner says it is “by no means clear” the RPS is a public body as Sid Dajani presses for a judicial review.

David Reissner reports on the wide-ranging topics discussed Pharmacy Law and Ethics Association's annual seminar

The Good Law Project, a non-profit organisation that sought to obstruct the protocols, conceded defeat after its appeal was refused on Friday May 10

The PDA is seeing the first UK cases of patients bringing claims against pharmacists over vaccination administration

Pharmacist Mariam Ahmed’s petition has received over 10,000 signatures, thereby requiring a Government response

As of February 2019, 32 investigations have been initiated and 86 suspects arrested or interviewed under caution

A campaigning group is demanding the DHSC repeals SSP regulations and holds a full 12-week consultation

Following a complex investigation, the MHRA seized more than 300,000 tablets, worth in excess of £315,000