Millions more checks, scans and procedures will be carried out on the NHS as Rishi Sunak announces a £6 billion cash injection to tackle backlogs this week.
The chancellor will use the budget on Wednesday to pledge billions to undo damage caused by the coronavirus pandemic. There will also be £1 billion to speed up court cases that have been disrupted, The Times understands.
The new money for the NHS consists of £2.3 billion of capital expenditure to set up a network of more than a hundred community diagnostic centres providing rapid access to CT, MRI and ultrasound scans and other tests.
There will also be £1.5 billion to create surgical hubs in hospitals to tackle waiting times for elective operations. A further £2.1 billion
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