The government has made a major election pledge to give two million additional NHS appointments in England in its first year, the Prime Minister has said.

The government said that the target was achieved between July and November last year, when 2023 had about 2.2 million alternative care appointments than the same period.

This period was affected by the doctor strike, however, who would have suppressed the number of available appointments.

Sir Kir Stmper said that “Milestone is a shot for our plan to bring NHS back to its feet and cut in waiting time”, while NHS England chief Amanda Protecard said “waiting for patients There was a lot to slash the Times.

England had a central labor manifesto pledge to distribute an additional two million NHS operations, procedures and appointments in England – and it was included in the list of six first stages raised in the office.

Additional appointments were given to work in additional evening and weekend, the government said.

Alternative care includes a wide range of non-pair, from clinical trials and scans to outpatient appointments, surgery and cancer, a wide range of non-pair.

The same period in 2023 had 31.3 million operations, appointments and tests between July and November 2024 as compared to 29.1 million, during which more than a dozen days of junior doctors were attacks.

The figures of the year till July 2025 after one year from the election, will be closely investigated to see if this trend and pledge have arisen.

The ministers said that NHS England data revealed that the manifesto’s commitment was found seven months ago.

Sir Kir said that the government was “not decent” and knows that “the job has not been done”, as he promised further reforms to provide rapid treatment.

He Unveiled plans in January to deal with NHS backlogWhich is one of the major missions of the government.

The government has announced an additional £ 40M in funding for trusts, which make the biggest improvement in cutting the waiting list, to spend on capital projects with funds available to hospitals from next year.

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Health Secretary Wes Streeting said NHS was “on the road for recovery” and now in July last year, Labor was on the waiting list about 160,000 less patients compared to taking over.

NHS England data showed last week that the number of people in the waiting list to the lowest in the fourth consecutive month since April 2023.

Estimated 6.24 million patients were waiting for 7.46 million treatment in England at the end of December – 7.48 million treatment was required in November from 6.28 million patients.

However, The latest data suggests that 73% A&E patients were treated or assessed within four hours In January in England – 95% target well and a major benchmark of A&E performance.

And the number of A&E patients went to wait for a long time in January, with about 160,000 waiting for a bed for more than four hours, who met them after the decision to accept – many chairs or On trolleys.

The government’s declaration on its election pledge has come as a report by the Kings Fund Thinktank, which highlights the disability in the NHS system in England.

This includes a survey of over 1,600 people who used healthcare in the last 12 months.

One of the people involved in the survey said that he had received a letter for an appointment after that date, which was going to happen.

However, almost a quarter said that he did not know who to contact while waiting for care.

Helen Morgan, spokesperson of Liberal Democrat Health, said: “The hospital will remain overwhelmed until the government gets the grip of social care, and these are patients who will pay the price.”

He said: “Many people have been traded down and are waiting in Limbo.”

Streeting is first Defeated government time to improve adult social care in EnglandThere is unlikely to distribute your long -term funding proposals before 2028.