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Boris Johnson is set to announce a £1.8bn cash boost for frontline NHS services. 
The prime minister will make the pledge during a visit to a hospital on Monday. He is expected to say that the money will go towards increasing the number of hospital beds, funding new equipment, upgrading wards and repairing damaged buildings.
The government said the cash injection would fund upgrades to 20 hospitals around the country, with the details to be announced by Mr Johnson.

A government source said: “The prime minister has been clear since day one that the NHS is a top priority.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 38251.html

Boris Johnson is set to announce a £1.8bn cash boost for frontline NHS services. 
The prime minister will make the pledge during a visit to a hospital on Monday. He is expected to say that the money will go towards increasing the number of hospital beds, funding new equipment, upgrading wards and repairing damaged buildings.
The government said the cash injection would fund upgrades to 20 hospitals around the country, with the details to be announced by Mr Johnson.

A government source said: “The prime minister has been clear since day one that the NHS is a top priority.

How is this an extra £1.8 billion?


The government has always promised it would be increasing capital funding in 2019-20.
Last year's Budget said spending would rise from £5.9bn in 2018-19 to £6.7bn in the new financial year.
But that was subsequently reduced. By the time Boris Johnson became prime minister, the plan was to spend £5.9bn again. After Monday's announcement that now increases to £7bn.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-49230461

How is this an extra £1.8 billion?


The government has always promised it would be increasing capital funding in 2019-20.
Last year's Budget said spending would rise from £5.9bn in 2018-19 to £6.7bn in the new financial year.
But that was subsequently reduced. By the time Boris Johnson became prime minister, the plan was to spend £5.9bn again. After Monday's announcement that now increases to £7bn.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-49230461