Starmer 'astonished' by Budget funding cuts for DHSC

The video discusses the implications of recent budget cuts on the NHS, highlighting the ongoing struggle with COVID-19 and the backlog of cases. It emphasizes the link between health and economic crises, stressing the need for adequate funding. The impact of the budget on low-income families, including tax hikes and pay freezes, is also covered. Concerns are raised about the allocation of the towns fund, with a call for transparency and fair distribution of resources.

What is the main concern regarding the NHS funding mentioned in the first section?

• The NHS funding is being cut despite ongoing challenges.

• The NHS is receiving more funding than needed.

• The NHS funding is being redirected to other sectors.

• The NHS funding is increasing due to the pandemic.

What is the suggested solution for the NHS to handle the backlog of cases?

• Hire more administrative staff

• Cut down on non-essential services

• Increase the number of hospitals

• Provide the necessary funding

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a concern for low-income families in the second section?

• Council tax hike

• End of Universal Credit

• Increase in healthcare costs

• Pay freeze for key workers

How many families are expected to lose £1000 a year due to the end of Universal Credit?

• 1 million

• 3 million

• 10 million

• 6 million

What is the primary issue raised about the towns fund allocation?

• It is only given to urban areas.

• It favors areas with Conservative MPs.

• It is distributed equally across all areas.

• It is based on population size.