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NHS is expected to be handed a real-terms funding increase by the Chancellor.
Wes Streeting confirmed he had reached a funding settlement with Rachel Reeves , the Chancellor, ahead of her first Budget on Oct 30.
Sir Keir tweeted: “Let’s be the generation that took the NHS from the worst crisis in its history and made it fit for the future’.
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