Keir Starmer has unveiled Labour's vision to overhaul the NHS - as he warned the health service won't "survive five more years of Tory government".
In a speech in Essex, the Labour leader said the NHS had been ground down by years of mismanagement, creating a "cruel lottery of who lives and who dies".
He blasted the lengthy A&E waits, spiralling waiting lists and ambulance delays facing patients, with people scrambling for GP appointments and getting late diagnoses for cancer and other illnesses.
