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 Jeremy Corbyn's stance on NHS staff pay?

How did the 1% pay cut introduced in 2015 affect NHS funding?

What challenges does the Labour Party face regarding NHS funding?

What was the impact of the worst winter on record for the NHS?

What actions are NHS workers considering in response to their pay situation?