Comparing All The Parties NHS Plans (2019 General Election) - TLDR Explains

The video compares NHS spending plans of major UK parties. The Conservatives propose a 34 billion pound increase over five years, focusing on hospitals and nurses, but face criticism for misleading claims. Labour plans a 4.3% annual increase, emphasizing social care and reversing privatization. The Lib Dems propose a 7 billion pound annual increase funded by tax, while the Green Party and Brexit Party offer less detailed plans. Overall, the parties' spending increases are similar, with Labour promising the most.

What is the actual increase in NHS funding promised by the Conservative Party over five years?

• 50,000 new nurses

• 34 billion pounds per year

• 25% increase per year

• 34 billion pounds in total

How many new hospitals does the Conservative Party claim to fund?

• 40 new hospitals

• 100 new hospitals

• 6 new hospitals

• 34 new hospitals

What is the Labour Party's proposed annual increase in health spending?

• 3.4%

• 4.3%

• 4.5%

• 3.9%

What new service does the Labour Party plan to fund with their NHS spending increase?

• National Care Service

• Free GP appointments

• New hospital buildings

• Privatization of NHS

How do the Liberal Democrats plan to fund their NHS spending increase?

• Increase in VAT

• Borrowing from international banks

• One P rise in income tax

• Reduction in defense spending

What is the Green Party's proposed annual increase in NHS spending?

• 3.9%

• 4.3%

• 4.5%

• 3.4%

What is the main focus of the Brexit Party's NHS spending plan?

• Detailed funding breakdown

• Investment in NHS and social care

• Increase in GP appointments

• Privatization of NHS