Rich Areas Get More NHS Cash say Labour

The video discusses the political debate over health spending in the UK, with Conservatives claiming increased spending everywhere and Labour arguing funds are diverted from deprived areas. It highlights regional disparities in health funding, particularly between Manchester and Surrey, and the impact on life expectancy. Both parties agree on the importance of illness prevention, but differ on spending priorities. The final decisions on health funding rest with politicians, despite advice from independent experts.

What is the main argument presented by the Conservatives regarding health spending?

• Health spending is decreasing in affluent areas.

• Health spending is increasing everywhere.

• Health spending is focused only on urban areas.

• Health spending is being cut in rural areas.

According to Labour, what is happening to health funds in deprived areas?

• Funds are being increased.

• Funds are being maintained.

• Funds are being doubled.

• Funds are being switched away.

What do pensioners at the Epsom Park Bowling Club believe about health spending?

• It should be focused on young people.

• It should be reduced in affluent areas.

• It should be the same across the country.

• It should be higher in urban areas.

What is the expected financial impact of government reforms in Manchester according to Labour?

• A £61.4 million increase.

• A £41.7 million increase.

• A £61.4 million loss.

• A £41.7 million loss.

What do both political parties agree on regarding future health priorities?

• Increasing hospital beds.

• Building more hospitals.

• Reducing medical staff.

• Focusing on illness prevention.