Keir Starmer: Protect lives. Finish the fight against deadly diseases.

We’re closer than ever to stopping polio—and saving millions more from diseases like HIV, TB, and malaria. But that progress is under threat.
Right now, funding for life-saving treatment and prevention is at risk. If we step back, these diseases will spread again. Children will die who could have been protected. It’s a dangerous gamble.
But if we step up, the rewards are huge: healthier families, stronger communities, and fewer outbreaks that cross borders.
With medical breakthroughs advancing faster than ever, this is the time to commit—not retreat.
Keir Starmer: Deliver at least £1 billion to the Global Fund, £50 million a year to the fight against polio and rally other leaders to deliver their fair share.