Critics Scoff At Uk Govt Claim Of Brexit Spending Dividend

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LONDON (AP) — British Prime Minister Theresa May says a 3.4 percent a year boost to health care funding will be partly paid for by a "Brexit dividend" of money saved by leaving the European Union. Opponents are welcoming the extra spending but say claims of an economic boost from Brexit are false. May said Monday that the cash-strapped National Health Service would receive 20.5 billion pounds ($27 billion) in extra funding by 2023-24. She said some of the money would come from a "Brexit dividend" of "money we will no longer spend on our annual membership subscription to the European Union.Read more on NewsOK.com

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