General Election 2015: Parties lose their bedside manner as they clash over NHS

General Election 2015: Parties lose their bedside manner as they clash over NHS Labour and the Tories have gone to war over the NHS, after David Cameron’s pledge of £8bn extra for the health service by 2020 was undermined by footage of him warning that “unfunded spending commitments” would “wreck the NHS”. The Independent

See also:

• The £8bn NHS political row BBC News
• Election 2015: Tories 'confident' about £8bn NHS pledge BBC News
• Election 2015: Labour offers one-to-one midwife care BBC News
• Tories: Over-75s to be guaranteed same-day access to GPs The Daily Telegraph
• Conservative party pledges extra £8bn a year for NHS The Guardian
• Women in Labour: Miliband to promise midwife for every mother giving birth The Guardian
• Ed Miliband: 'The NHS cannot be funded from an IOU' - video The Guardian
• The week the gloves came off in the 2015 election as parties try to break deadlock The Guardian
• General election 2015: George Osborne pledges £8bn a year for NHS from Conservative party The Independent
• RCGP response to Conservative Party's pledge of future NHS funding Royal College of General Practitioners