The number of GPs taking early retirement has risen sharply following a clampdown on multi-million pound pension pots, new figures show.
An investigation shows 62 per cent of GPs who retired in 2016/17 did so before the age of 60 – having made up just 33 per cent of cases in 2011/12.
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