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Today PM @BorisJohnson has announced an additional £3bn to support the NHS in England this winter.

Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will also receive additional funds. Graphic reads: An extra £3 ...
The Nightingale hospitals will be maintained until the end of March, providing additional capacity if needed and allowing the NHS to carry out routine treatments and procedures. Reads: Using the Nightingal...
We will make funding available, allowing the NHS to continue using private hospital capacity. Working with independent he...
We’re increasing coronavirus testing capacity to half a million antigen tests a day by the end of October, to bolster the NHS Test and Trace programme. Reads: We're increasing cap...
We have confirmed plans for the biggest flu vaccine programme in the history of the UK. Reads: Our largest ever flu...
These are just some of the measures we are taking to ensure the NHS is prepared for winter.

Read more here: gov.uk/government/spe…

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