NHS
Pledge: Spending an extra £30billion on the NHS over five years to take 1 million people off waiting lists, offer free hospital car parking and improve hospitals. An extra £8billion will be spent on social care.
Analysis: Labour has said it will meet the pledges by hiking income tax for those earning £80,000, raising insurance premium tax on private healthcare and increasing corporation tax.
Economists, however, have warned that the tax proposals may raise little or nothing. That could leave Labour having to borrow more or raise taxes on less wealthy individuals to meet its spending pledge.
