but it's a deal potentially under threat when brexit happens according to the nuffield trust.had to return from countries whhere they live in the eu to here, retired people, could cost the nhs more money and beyond that we'd probably need more hospital beds and nurses to give those people standards of care they require. unless a deal is struck the trust says pensioners would lose their free health care and if they returned to britain for treatment it could cost the nhs £1 billion a year. last year spending on the nhs in england was around 102 billion. the nuffield trust estimates that the nhs would need around 1600 more doctors, nurses and other workers to provide this care. in response, the conservative party says protecting the rights of uk nationals in the eu is one of their priorities for the brexit negotiations. but the liberal democrats said this report is evidence that theresa may's extreme version of brexit would be a disasterfor the nhs putting huge pressure on hospitals. labour are yet to comment but had previously accused the conservatives of starving the nhs. the n

but it's a deal potentially under threat when brexit happens, according to the nuffield trust.eturn from countries where they live in the eu to here, retired people, could cost the nhs more money. beyond that we probably would need more hospital beds and more nurses to give those people the standards of care they require. unless a deal is struck the trust says pensioners would lose their free health care. if they will return to britain for treatment it could cost the nhs £1 billion a year. last year, spending on the nhs in england was around £102 billion. the nuffield trust estimates the nhs would need around 1600 more doctors, nurses, and other workers to provide this care. in response, the conservative party say protecting the rights of uk nationals in the eu is one of their priorities for the brexit negotiations. but the liberal democrats say this report is evidence that theresa may's extreme version of brexit will be a disaster for the nhs, putting huge pressure on hospitals. labour are yet to comment but have previously accused the conservatives of starving the nhs. sarah

but it's a deal potentially under threat when brexit happens, according to the nuffield trust.rn from countries where they live in the eu to here, retired people, could cost the nhs more money. beyond that we probably would need more hospital beds and more nurses to give those people the standards of care they require. unless a deal is struck the trust says pensioners would lose their free health care. if they all return to britain for treatment it could cost the nhs £1 billion a year. last year, spending on the nhs in england was around £102 billion. the nuffield trust estimates the nhs would need around 1600 more doctors, nurses, and other workers to provide this care. in response, the conservative party say protecting the rights of uk nationals in the eu is one of their priorities for the brexit negotiations. but the liberal democrats say this report is evidence that theresa may's extreme version of brexit will be a disaster for the nhs, putting huge pressure on hospitals. labour are yet to comment but have previously accused the conservatives of starving the nhs. sarah cork

professor john appleby from the nuffield trust, thank you.mmigration. joining me now from our westminster studio is phoebe griffith, associate director for migration at the centre—left think tank the institute for public policy research. phoebe, conservatives talking about getting net migration down to tens of thousands, something we've heard from them before. is that, in your view, achievable? it's not clear from this manifesto at least. the policy that in the ma nifesto at least. the policy that in the manifesto seems similar to the policies we've had for the last six yea rs. we policies we've had for the last six years. we know non—eu migration remains pretty high still. we've kept the international students within the target, which was a substantive part of that number. the policies around family reunion, which proposed to lift the amount people who can sponsor migrants from abroad make them have to burn more before they can sponsor spouses. we've tried that route. on non—eu workers, i mean, the numbers aren't significant. as we know, emp

the nuffield trust estimates the cost of treating them on home soil, rather than abroad — could doublethe moment, the uk gives around £500 million a year to eu countries that care for british pensioners. police investigating the manchester arena attack are searching a house in rusholme in the south of the city. greater manchester police say a cordon is in place at the address in banff road. 11 men are currently being held in custody in connection with the attack. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in manchester june kelly. a large number of police arrived at this address in banff road this morning and then the bomb squad arrived. they were here for some time. they have now left. but interestingly, this address is close to wilmslow road and last night the police said that they were focusing on wilmslow road because they have now established in the days before the attack, salman abedi kept coming back to wilmslow road with his blue suitcase. that is the suitcase police released an image of a couple of days ago. they are trying to establish what he was doing down here, who potentially h