Lib Dems Demand NHS Investment Before Reform

Sir Ed Davey emphasizes the need for upfront funding to address NHS and social care issues at the party's autumn conference.

Sir Ed Davey criticizes the government's approach of prioritizing NHS reform over necessary investment.
The Liberal Democrats call for an additional £1.1 billion annually for NHS infrastructure and £3.7 billion for day-to-day spending.
Davey underscores the importance of social care reform as integral to improving the NHS.
The party aims to leverage its increased parliamentary presence to champion NHS and social care improvements.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer insists on NHS reform before any new funding, following a critical report on the service's current state.