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Doctors sometimes feel criticised or attacked by their colleagues. Tom Moberly hears advice on what to do when this happens

Many doctors experience distressing inappropriate behaviour from colleagues, including unwelcome sexual comments and advances. Tom Moberly hears advice on how to tackle such behaviour

Doctors working in a wide range of specialties and from across the political spectrum have put themselves forward for election as members of UK parliament this year. Tom Moberly speaks to some of this year’s candidates

Women now make up 19% of higher trainees, specialist doctors, and consultants in surgery in England, data from NHS Digital show. The figures, collected in January 2018, show that the proportion of women in surgery is lower at more senior career grades. While 54% of foundation trainees in surgery are women and 41% of those in core training are women, 30% of higher specialty trainees, 20% of specialty and associate specialist surgeons, and 12% of consultant surgeons are women.