General election 2017: Labour pledges £37bn for the NHS Labour says it will spend an extra £37bn on the NHS in England over the next five years if it wins power.
The investment, including £10bn on upgrading IT systems and repairing buildings, would be funded by tax increases and capital borrowing.
Jeremy Corbyn blamed the NHS cyber attack on "Tory cuts", promising a service "fit for the modern day".
But the Tories said Labour's "nonsensical" economic plans would mean less money for the NHS. BBC News
The investment, including £10bn on upgrading IT systems and repairing buildings, would be funded by tax increases and capital borrowing.
Jeremy Corbyn blamed the NHS cyber attack on "Tory cuts", promising a service "fit for the modern day".
But the Tories said Labour's "nonsensical" economic plans would mean less money for the NHS. BBC News
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