Starmer says NHS plan makes 'three big changes'published at 11:08 British Summer Time
Next up, Prime Minister Keir Starmer speaks to those gathered at this hospital in east London.
He talks about the new NHS plan launched today, saying it will make three big changes to transform healthcare in the UK.
First, he says the NHS will move away from being just a "sickness service" to a health service that focuses on preventing disease in the first place.
Second, Starmer says the NHS will shift from being dominated by hospitals to becoming a community neighbourhood health service.
Finally, he says the third shift is moving from an "analogue" NHS to a "truly digital health service". This means revamping the NHS app, and using technology like AI to save lives and give people more time to care, the prime minister says.