Congratulations to our consultant gastroenterologist @kevinjmonahan 👏🏻 Mr Monahan and his team won the CSSC 1st prize at the British Society of Gastroenterology for the English National Lynch Syndrome project 🏆 You should be very proud of the work you and your team have

🏆#BSGLive2025 - Award For Dr Eleanor Hackney🏆 Congrats to #ColoCohort researcher Ellie for winning the Alistair McIntyre Prize for "EmPath" - a project she co-created to empower endoscopy trainees in recognising & managing Upper GI pathology via targeted study days. @RI_STSFT

📣#BSGLive2025 - Award for Dr Christina Dobson📣 At last week's conference in Glasgow, @StinaMary presented findings from #ColoFC (which explored socio-demographic variation in symptomatic FIT return), and received an award for Best Flash Poster. Well done, Christina! 👏

Congratulations to @STSFT Research Fellow Dr Ellie Hackney on winning the Alistair McIntyre Prize for her 'EmPath' project presentation #BSGLive2025 👏👏

@emadelomar @ShahidaDin1 @BSGTrainees @BritSocGastro Thank you so much Emad, what an honour! Congratulations to you on your lifetime achievement award and thank you for speaking in the masterclass- I’ve already had cause to use the lessons you were sharing with a refractory helicobacter case this week 😃

It’s been an honour to be BSG Senior Secretary. My 1st BSG meeting was in Glasgow and never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be sitting on that stage hosting the meeting almost 20 years later. To all @BSGTrainees keep going, it could be you. 🙏 to everyone @BritSocGastro

That's a wrap on #BSGLIVE25 everyone! 🎉 Thank you to all our attendees, speakers, and industry partners 👏 Have a safe journey home and we look forward to seeing you all again next year for #BSGLIVE26 back in Liverpool!

Congratulations to the Sheila Sherlock Lecture recipient Prof William Rosenberg, awarded today during the ‘Liver: MASLD’ session! 🏆 Catch up on-demand tomorrow 📱

Absolute legend and totally deserved recognition of sustained work for patient and GI science. Worked with him as a colleague in Aberdeen and he is an absolute gentleman. Well done @emadelomar truly great work

We are delighted to share the June 2025 edition of BSG Gut Highlights! This edition features abstract summaries of the most interesting #Neurogastroenterology #hepatology #Endoscopy #IBD & #GutMicrobiota #colon papers Read them via https://t.co/GtMPRclA3H @BritSocGastro

Have you spotted our Improvement Leadership programme at our #BSGLIVE25 Project90 stand? Well you can apply on your journey home! Applications close early next week! https://t.co/l9liS8PdGv

We are thrilled to announce today’s #BSGLIVE25 Flash Poster winners! 👏 #Gastroduodenal: George Howell, Queen Elizabeth Hospital #IBD: Chandni Radia, King’s College Hospital #Oesophageal: Siobhan Chien, NHS Lanarkshire Service: Brenda Mwangi, Basildon University Hospital

A massive THANK YOU to everyone at #BSGLIVE25 in Glasgow! We loved meeting new friends and catching up with familiar faces. Huge thanks to @BritSocGastro for the space and for having Colin the Colon along for the ride. Here’s to getting to grips with guts! 💚 #BSG #BSGLive

Congratulations to yesterday’s #BSGLIVE25 Flash Poster winners! 🏅 Colon & Anorectum: Christine Dobson, Newcastle Endoscopy: Ahmir Ahmad, St Mark’s Liver: Hamis Miller, OCDEM Pancreas & Neuroendocrine: Rebecca Stone, Sheffield

The BSG guidelines on IBD in adults: 2025 is now live! 🚨 Read the guidelines 👉 https://t.co/2rCFN4dOWI Read the authors' launch statement 👉 https://t.co/grU3SdKyOp

So many great things happened at the @BritSocGasto #BSGLIVE25 conference in Glasgow this week. But the main highlight for @Gut_BMJ was our Editor in chief Professor Emad El-Omar @emadelomar receiving his "BSG Lifetime Achievement Award" from the @BritSocGastro President Professor

If MPs have even the slightest doubt about the adequacy of effective and enforceable safeguards, they have a legal and moral duty to protect the vulnerable - and must vote no to the #AssistedDyingBill on Friday. #NotThisBill @tommyjessop

@BBCNewsnight "Sometimes mistakes are made". I agree @kimleadbeater. Studies show Drs get prognosis wrong 40% of the time. The real question is how many mistakes are 'allowable'? How much 'collateral damage' is okay? That would be the honest debate to have...

The Speaker has confirmed that only five 'non Kim' amendments will be voted on on Friday. All these elements of the Bill are now permanent. A 'yes' vote at Third Reading is to accept: 🚨Any doctor can raise ending a patient's life, no matter how vulnerable the patient,

‘The stakes could not be higher — once passed, the harm cannot be undone. MPs must reject this bill and support a Parliamentary Commission to ensure any future law is grounded in compassion, evidence, and the equal value of every life.’ #AssistedDying @kimleadbeater