Labour makes NHS pay and staffing pledges as election campaigning continues

Jeremy Corbyn sees the NHS as a key political advantage for Labour, despite trailing in national polls. Labour promises to raise NHS staff pay by scrapping the pay cap, but faces questions on funding. The government defends its NHS pay record, but the NHS is in crisis, with potential strikes looming. This situation poses challenges for the Prime Minister during the election campaign.

What is the main focus of Jeremy Corbyn's campaign regarding the NHS?

• Reducing NHS staff

• Increasing NHS staff pay

• Privatizing the NHS

• Cutting NHS funding

How does Labour plan to fund the NHS pay rise?

• By cutting education funding

• By increasing corporation tax

• By borrowing more money

• By reducing military spending

What challenge does Labour face in implementing the NHS pay rise?

• Lack of public support

• Insufficient funding sources

• Opposition from NHS staff

• Legal restrictions

What potential action by NHS staff could impact the election?

• Organizing a public protest

• Supporting a rival party

• Taking industrial action

• Launching a media campaign

What was the government's response to NHS funding issues?

• Increasing NHS funding significantly

• Defending their record on NHS pay

• Ignoring the NHS funding issues

• Privatizing parts of the NHS