Theresa May is under pressure to explain how the government plans to provide the NHS with an extra £384m a week after talk of a "Brexit dividend" to help provide the cash was widely scoffed at. The prime minister has linked a planned funding boost with the infamous Vote Leave pledge to spend the money Britain sends to the European Union on the NHS instead, including a reference to the infamous "£350m" battle bus. Conservative MP Sarah Wollaston, chair of the health and social care select committee and a former GP, was among those to attack the reference - branding the suggestion of a dividend as "tosh" - and Mrs May ... (full story)