You seem to have what IFS said about Tory manifesto 2 days ago as below:
On the NHS, IFS associate director George Stoye said: “Beyond an almost meaningless commitment to increase NHS spending above inflation each year (it always gets more than inflation), there was a striking lack of detail on what financial resources will be made available to the NHS over the next parliament to deliver these commitments.”
On cuts, “the Conservatives have largely remained silent on where these will fall”, think tank analysts added.
IFS director Paul Johnson said: “The Conservatives have promised some £17 billion per year of tax cuts, and a big hike in defence spending.
“That is supposedly funded by reducing the projected welfare bill by £12 billion; cracking down on tax avoidance and evasion; and saving billions from cutting Civil Service numbers, reducing spending on management consultants, and “quango efficiencies”.”
He added: “The trouble is the policies that have been spelled out are not up to the challenge of saving £12 billion a year.
“Some have already been announced and included in the official fiscal forecasts; others are unlikely to deliver sizeable savings on the timescale that the Conservatives claim.
“The hope seems to be that, since spending on disability benefits is rising rapidly, one can simply “reform disability benefits” and hold spending down.
“But halving the number of people that successfully apply for disability benefits from its current level would not be easy and would need definite, clear policies that require difficult decisions.