the gdc say there is no guarantee by importing more dentists that it will solve the problem within thee fixed first. but within the nhs dentistry and that needs to be fixed first.— within the nhs dentistry and that needs to be fixed first. but do you a . ree needs to be fixed first. but do you auree as needs to be fixed first. but do you agree as the _ needs to be fixed first. but do you agree as the government - needs to be fixed first. but do you agree as the government would i needs to be fixed first. but do you - agree as the government would argue, there is a severe shortage of dentists and actions like these, perhaps not that you agree with, but action is needed to solve the issue? i agree, or urgent action is needed but that is fixing the contract that nhs dentists work too. we have a situation where we have a record number of dentists on the register with the gdc but what we have not got is a record number of dentists who want to stay within the nhs. we need to fix the nhs contract rather than importing people in two a system that is poor. find than importing people in two a sys

so, there is a cohort of people that are taking the current exams that the gdc deem unfit to actuallyjoinnt problem here is that the government are trying to fix a problem by filling up a bucket, a leaky bucket of people who are leaving the profession. and there is absolutely no guarantee that these overseas graduates, when they come to the uk to work, will enjoy the system in the nhs any more than home—grown dentists, and they too will end up perhaps leaving the nhs. the gdc themselves say that there is no guarantee by importing more dentists that it will solve the problem of nhs dentistry and that needs to be fixed first. here, many sub—postmasters who were wrongly accused of theft and fraud are still fighting for compensation — despite the scandal now being recognised as one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice in uk history. the cases taking the longest to resolve involve the victims who were forced to declare bankruptcy in order to pay back the losses they were accused of making. our business correspondent, emma simpson, has more. tony downey is finally heading back to his old home

so, there is a cohort of people that are taking the current exams that the gdc deem unfit to actuallyjoinent are trying to fix a problem by filling up a bucket, a leaky bucket of people who are leaving the profession. and there is absolutely no guarantee that these overseas graduates, when they come to the uk to work, will enjoy the system in the nhs any more than home—grown dentists, and they too will end up perhaps leaving the nhs. the gdc themselves say that there is no guarantee by importing more dentists that it will solve the problem of nhs dentistry and that needs to be fixed first. a huge step forward in the treatment of parkinson's disease could transform the lives of nearly 1,000 people. nhs england is to roll out produodopa, a new system that uses a pump to steadily release medicine into the bloodstream around the clock. many patients currently need to take more than 20 pills a day to control their symptoms. james palmer is nhs england's medical director for specialised services, he explains more about the new treatment. it's a great step forward for a whole host of patients wi

we're not talking about 70 percent of the german gdc or the dust or the norwegians. so i think that they actually below the surface there and a lot of trouble. remember, none of us knew in 1988 at the soviet union was going to collapse the next year. we had no idea. i think we're in the summer place right now. so we are hearing reports from the phone lines that ukrainian forces are rationing, immunization at some places they are running out of ammunition. so how concerned are you about the situation there? while i'm very concerned that we're losing ukrainian soldiers were dying in part because the united states in germany have not provided everything that you finance needs. so, and this is going to continue, i think, for a few more months before the us, before we solve our political problem and no. so there's a lot of work is being done by european countries. so actually, in a few months, we're going to start seeing ammunition supplies increased dramatically. but we started a year too late. so we, we should not have this problem. ukraine should not have this problem

so, there is a cohort of people that are taking the current exams that the gdc deem unfit to actuallyjoine who are leaving the profession. and there is absolutely no guarantee that these overseas graduates, when they come to the uk to work, will enjoy the system in the nhs any more than home—grown dentists, and they too will end up perhaps leaving the nhs. the gdc themselves say that there is no guarantee by importing more dentists that it will solve the problem of nhs dentistry, and that needs to be fixed first. many british sub—postmasters wrongly accused of theft and fraud are still fighting for compensation after one of the biggest miscarriages ofjustice in uk history. the cases taking the longest to resolve involve the victims who were forced to declare bankruptcy in order to pay back the losses they were accused of making. our business correspondent emma simpson has more. tony downey is finally heading back to his old home in the lake district. it has taken him 15 years to have the courage to return. tony bought the hawkshead post office in 2001. he said it was buzzing and a dream c

and so i'm saying that the gdc has got to sharpen up, uh, to the challenge , um, up, uh, to the challenge which is basically to get more dentists on the register so that they can start practising . they can start practising. >> is this one of those areas where people qualify and then go to other parts of the to world be dentists, because it's that much better paid? well certainly. >> um, if you look at the situation in the united kingdom, we've got some very good dental schools, but they don't produce enough dentists . not their enough dentists. not their fault. they're capped . um, and fault. they're capped. um, and even if we were to remove the cap completely and basically enable them to, um, train as many dentists as possible, that still immediate impact because , still immediate impact because, of course, a dentist takes a long time to train. so what we've got to do is make sure that dentists that are capable of doing the work are actually put onto the, uh, register. now and that's the problem. that's the challenge. right >> so it sounds to me like actually this is another problem wit

unfortunately, um, a gdc which is the only volt, right? no. but then on the so much pressure because its just often a naked show of followed the establishment is behind it, the bumper government, the bose, and those that have the election that will be wiped out. so they are supporting this uh the victorian amazes by june and almost 40 see any a p t i need the rest of the reside mass sick to go everything that i have for the membership, regardless of the odd to med bpi, those who was arrested for and hiding back and forth to mind who succeeded home is prime minister shavon should be sent on july publicly denied that the arrests were politically motivated. device chan showing that i need connection to be released from prison. the previous evening would view as a very pleasant place to be shipped. and solitary confinement is to do this to you of especially about you because i don't like the the name of the name here. sorry. yeah. you can you plans, jo, on sort of big ones and thinking very good as of to prescott is oh, the joy he does have some s

unprecedented rise in defense spending with now 18 of 31 members. investing at least 2 percent of the gdc. that's a commitment. nato countries made a decade ago. why have things move so so that that's true. it's an unprecedented rise. but again, as you mentioned, the pledge made in 2014 was that all allies would meet at the 2 percent of g. d. p . defense spent spending on their own militaries by this year. and as you said, only 18 has done. so of course you've got more allies and made that pledge in 2014 . i mean they have, are saying that nato is pointing out, is that almost all the allies say book area along the eastern flank are spending more than 2 percent on defense. so these threats made by donald trump, the do, you know, if you're not up to the 2 percent threshold, you may not get the article 5 guarantees by the united states that would cover all those countries that russia is likely to attack. but it has been a slow rivers in the decline in defense spending that started in 2014. they very much hope that more of those allies will meet the threshold very soon. now there's been some

the countries gdc of times by 3.6 percent and 2023 outpacing both the u. n. u. s. according to official figures and economic slums in some european countries are a testament to the serious domestic challenges the phase are to contribute or rachel moss then brings us more on the story about the west, teen unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims. that end up clinging to each other after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent drop in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all, according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when you're up decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own. cheap gas supplier rough uh, but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for a more reasonable. busy

so we're really talking about 1215 percent of the gdc into years. so that's the huge cost and is as much as possible theater. how that can recover from this. certainly in the short term. uh, even assuming that the conflict, the conflict ends and so good to talk to you, profess so many things being done, you know, for being with us. i'm not counting the cost. thanks for having me. well, this real sage relentless bombing at ground operations of offended old manner of life in gaza. international monetary fund, one of the palestinian economy, is facing a green few chips. the organization says the economic activity and the strip has dropped 80 percent from october through december. and it's the di, humanitarian situation of the limited deliveries and the occupied westbank is in sped eva activity. that is down some 22 percent. a number of factors are contributing to this, including israel's withdrawal of what permits on the withholding of palestinian tax revenues. they have all fast food job, but donald says that it's missed its course of the sales target

so we're really talking about 1215 percent of the gdc into years. so that's the huge cost and is as soon as possible, clear how that can recover from this. certainly in the short term uh, even assuming that the conflict, the conflict ends and so good to talk to you professor many thanks to be valuable for being with us on, not counting the cost. thanks for having me. well, this real sage, relentless bombing and ground operations of up ended all manner of life in gaza. the international monetary fund warmest of the palestinian economy is facing a green few chips. the organization says the economic activity and the strip has dropped 80 percent from october through december. and it's the document a terry and situation of limited deliveries and the occupied westbank is in sped eva activity that is down some 22 percent. a number of factors are contributing to this, including israel's withdrawal of what permits of the withholding of palestinian tax revenues. payroll fast food john mcdonald says that it's missed its course of the sales target for the 1st t

but now the i m f has revise, is gdc outlook for russia, pumping it up to 2.6 percent, which is more than the united states. meantime, european powerhouse germany is going negative with his g d p. it's definitely seems the west and the sanctions only sanctioned west and players. this is all going to national the a stove ation stain with the siege, the valuables for the rest of their lives. it took a long time to restore the hills. it goes up the c g 's in contact with people who managed to break out of the big glass the what i'm doing in school and stuff on your side. sure. where the bulk of the on the view and giving you the stories of new new car. another way is that to see us we have 2 euros for stating your storage correct. on your list. yeah. that's those other thing you know is good for you to do with walker though. nobody else will go out so somebody doesn't go through a bus visiting, especially in the house with tanya lift, the windows faced, neighboring re administrator for the bulk of the stomach. stuff with me asking what are the most? that's the idea. is this the notice o

i think the main impact now poland has this, has been spending over 4 percent of his, of his gdc now on military. and this is something that's why he's for the phone, the right thing to the left wing and publish it and publish politics. and the impact obviously have passed has been the deterioration of the, of our more even further deterioration of our relations with russia. about the same time we have these tensions with ukraine now, and we have over a 1000000 of ukrainian refuge is now no. oh, so we know, even before the war we had to several hundreds of thousands of ukrainian economic immigrants inside poland. so all these political and economic pensions also possibly can get into a societal tensions right inside proteins where they take a few pregnancy i think. is it likely to lead you think, to a collapse of the polish ukrainian relations? and what do you think needs to happen for that to be avoided as well? i think that's, that's a been the been venue wrong. as long as russia is seen, as of fred ross, you will always be seen as a, as an entry said who will, will possibly be see

gdc climbed by 3.6 percent in 2023 outpacing both of the u on us, according to official figures, is all to contribute to origin mazda with one. the story in the west teen unity is really sticking together, just like drowning victims. then clinging to each other, after germany's own national statistics office forecasted a 2 year economic slump in the wake of a 0.3 percentage point dropping g d p last year, saving high energy and living costs. now it's the u. case turn to drop into recession. also with a 0.3 percent drop in g d p at the end of last year, that was even greater than what economists had even predicted. all according to official figures, the finance minister blames high inflation. so the cost of food and energy that spiked when europe decided to slack financial sanctions and constraints on its own . cheap gas supplier, russia. but hey, there's an obvious solution for europeans looking for more reasonable. busy cost of living. so i'm not exactly current on the prices, but here's what the cost of moscow. 647 roubles. so that is exactly 7 dollars, 7 dollars and 5 cents. i think