Welsh draft budget: 'Now the blame game will start'
The NHS in Wales will get £570m of extra funding over three years, Finance Minister Jane Hutt has announced.
It includes £150m for this financial year she told AMs as she unveiled the Welsh government's draft budget.
She said the extra money would help the NHS in Wales to avoid a scandal such as the one in Stafford Hospital, where hundreds of patients died as a result of neglect and abuse.
However funding for local government will see a cut of 5.81% next year.
BBC Wales Welsh Affairs Editor Vaughan Roderick discusses the politics behind the draft budget and says the "blame game" will now start.