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Plans to build new hospitals 'fast-tracked' in hopes of restarting economy after lockdown

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Dozens of new hospitals could be built under plans to revive the economy after the coronavirus pandemic. Boris Johnson has asked ministers to fast-track the construction of 40 hospitals, a Tory manifesto pledge, according to the Sunday Telegraph.

The move comes as part of a new blueprint for how the Prime Minister intends to "rebuild Britain" as the country emerges from lockdown.

Under existing plans, six NHS trusts will be given £2.7 billion to develop new hospitals by 2025. Others will receive "seed funding" for construction projects which would be delivered between 2025 and 2030. For the latest on the coronavirus pandemic, read our liveblog here However, in a bid to stave of mass unemployment, it is understood that the PM has asked

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