NHS Chief Executive calls on the Government to honour pro-Brexit campaign pledge to spend more money on the health servi

The transcript discusses the NHS's financial challenges post-Brexit, highlighting a budget shortfall and the need for increased funding. Simon Stevens warns that without more money, waiting lists will grow, affecting treatments for conditions like cancer. Political figures, including Jeremy Hunt, are negotiating with the treasury for more funds. The NHS faces rising demand, and think tanks suggest it needs at least £4 billion to maintain current services. Hospitals and the public emphasize the urgent need for more funding to support healthcare services.

What are the implications of rising demand on NHS funding according to independent think tanks?

What message does the NHS have for the Chancellor regarding future funding?