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Extra funding for NHS 'might have to be an insurance scheme', says Labour peer and doctor
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Sep 12, 20247:34Now PlayingLabour peer and doctor Lord Robert Winston has told Sky’s Sophy Ridge that we need to consider how much we can afford to spend on the NHS, and where the short falls will come. Suggesting there may need to be a insurance scheme or some other "hypothecated tax."
This comes after Lord Darzi's independent review of the NHS, and Sir Keir Starmer newly laid out plans for its reform, in which the Prime Minster said the NHS will not get any more funding.
Lord Winston says reforming the NHS "is not a political issue" and should be done by the decision of a "much broader community."
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