The government has put about £13 billion more into the NHS in this parliament
David Cameron just told the Today Programme that the government has increased spending on the NHS by £12.7 billion.
NHS spending is up by about £13 billion. Spending went up from £100bn in 2010/11 to a planned £113 billion in 2014/15.
If you factor in inflation — as the spending commitment made in the Coalition Agreement did — the rise is £5.5 billion in 2014/15 prices.
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These figures apply to NHS England only - spending for Scotland and Wales is devolved.