NHS funding must rise in autumn budget despite Brexit impact, warns Lansley

By Nick Bostock on the 30 June 2016

The government must substantially increase NHS funding in budget plans to be set out this autumn, despite Brexit undermining the economy and the fact that the £350m windfall its backers promised was 'never remotely correct', former health secretary Lord Lansley has said.

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