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 role do independent experts play in determining health funding allocations?

In what ways do politicians agree on health funding priorities, and where do they disagree?