are often out of nhs work because of the way the contract is structuring the way the contract is structuring the work. it doesn t incentivise them to practice in the way they would like to, focusing on long term prevention, having regular patients. it pays them for our one off episodes of care. so what we have seen is, you know, there have been a lot of dentists that have left the nhs. in 2021 we know 2000 dentists that the nhs, so there needs to be fundamental reform of the nhs contract to make it a more acceptable for dentists to continue to take an nhs work. acceptable for dentists to continue to take an nhs work. what s also in this re ort to take an nhs work. what s also in this report is to take an nhs work. what s also in this report is the to take an nhs work. what s also in this report is the mention to take an nhs work. what s also in this report is the mention of- this report is the mention of children having teeth removed under local anaesthetic. a general anaestheti
and tend to be admitted to hospital and tend to be admitted to hospital and have treatment under general anaesthetic is to take out teeth. imagine, decay is almost entirely preventable. some of it is so preventable. some of it is so preventable but so common. it is shockina. preventable but so common. it is shocking. what preventable but so common. it is shocking. what aged child are you talking about? talking about? from the ages of 6-10. talking about? from the ages of 6-10- that talking about? from the ages of 6-10- that is talking about? from the ages of 6-10. that is the talking about? from the ages of 6-10. that is the number - talking about? from the ages of 6-10. that is the number one i talking about? from the ages of - 6-10. that is the number one reason 6 10. that is the number one reason for thosepeople. 6-10. that is the number one reason for thosepeople 6-10. that is the number one reason for thosepeople. when do adult teeth come through? for thosepeople. when
lu kwesa live from london, this is bbc news. prince harry is set for another day giving evidence in his privacy case against a newspaper publisher. i m nancy kacungira live at the high court in london. president zelensky warns hundreds of thousands of people are without normal access to clean drinking water after a major dam was destroyed. pope francis is hospitalised in rome to have abdominal surgery under general anaesthetic.
checkups. he was able to hold an audience earlier, and then the news that he has been admitted into hospital. paul moss is of a europe regional editor and has more on this. paul, iwonder regional editor and has more on this. paul, i wonder if you could fill in any gaps, the latest details on what we know. we have an idea what the pope is being treated, it is a condition called. this is a hernia which forms in the abdomen, very often on the scar of previous surgery. as you say, he will need to have a general anaesthetic to have this treated. we understand he will be in the hospitalfor a few understand he will be in the hospital for a few days. this condition can cause problems, pain in the stomach, it can block the intestine. the important thing to remember is they are doing this under general anaesthetic. giving a general anaesthetic to someone who is 86 has always got a certain risk attached. you do not do it unless it is necessary. i think we can assume
live from london, this is bbc news. sounds as people are evacuated in southern ukraine after eight dam was destroyed. the city of kherson is at risk. , , ., risk. this is the level that the water has risk. this is the level that the water has reached risk. this is the level that the water has reached so - risk. this is the level that the water has reached so far. - water has reached so far. authorities are really nervous it will go higher. prince harry arrives at the high court in london for day two of his evidence in his privacy case against a newspaper publisher. the prince went quickly through those doors behind me and he is now in the witness box for a second day of giving evidence. pope francis is hospitalised in rome to have abdominal surgery under general anaesthetic. that will take place