Category: General Medical Council (GMC)

The High Court has dismissed the Appellant Doctor’s appeal against the GMC upholding the Tribunal’s decision that his fitness to practise was impaired.

The state of medical education and practice in the UK: workforce report 2025 show that notably greater numbers of non-UK qualified doctors left practice last year.

In a judgment handed down, the High Court dismissed the appeal of a doctor — the appellant in Sadiq v The General Medical Council.

Fitness to practise barristers, Kings View Chambers, discusses the GMC’s new consultation on raising patient safety concerns and implications for doctors.

The High Court has dismissed the claimant doctor’s appeal, upholding the GMC tribunal’s decision to erase him from the register.

In Alam v General Medical Council [2025] EWHC 2907, the Appellant doctor has successfully overturned findings of dishonesty and a suspension.

In Foy-Yamah v GMC, and the cross appeal, the High Court partially upheld an appeal by the GMC.