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Labour is claiming deprived areas will lose out to affluent parts of the
country under health spending reforms.

The party says changes to funding formulas means poor health rates will be
given less consideration when money is allocated.

They warn it'll affect deprived inner city areas in Manchester, Liverpool and
London.

Sky's political reporter, Ruth Barnett, says the Conservatives have countered the
claims.

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