celestina olulode reports.ntist led danielle to desperate measures. i've extracted 13 of my own teeth. last year, she told the bbc about her struggle. there are no dentists. i'd love to be able to ring a dentist up and say, "my teeth are falling out. i need help." but every time i do, it's, like... "sorry, we're not taking on nhs patients any more." and i, like a lot of other people, cannot afford to go and get this treatment done privately. in the end, she relied on the kindness of strangers to pay for private medical treatment. i'll show you the noise, this is the little noise, like that. and then there's a little vacuum cleaner that sucks up all the water like that. is that 0k? the dentists blame an nhs contract system that they say does not pay them properly for their work. the government pay dentists by how many units of dental activity they do every year, and that means that we as dentists, as clinicians, have to see so many patients and do so much treatment in order to fulfil our contract. if i don't hit

celestina olulode reports.rate measures. i've extracted 13 of my own teeth. last year, she told the bbc about her struggle. there are no dentists. i'd love to be able to ring a dentist up and say, "my teeth are falling out. i need help." but every time i do, it's, like... "sorry, we're not taking on nhs patients any more." and i, like a lot of other people, cannot afford to go and get this treatment done privately. in the end, she relied on the kindness of strangers to pay for private medical treatment. i'll show you the noise, this is the little noise, like that. and then there's a little vacuum cleaner that sucks up all the water like that. is that 0k? the dentists blame an nhs contract system that they say does not pay them properly for their work. the government pay dentists by how many units of dental activity they do every year, and that means that we as dentists, as clinicians, have to see so many patients and do so much treatment in order to fulfil our contract. if i don't hit my uds, units of dental ac

celestina olulode has more. nhs dentist led danielle to desperate measures. i've extracted 13 of my own teeth. last year, she told the bbc about her struggle. there are no dentists. i'd love to be able to ring a dentist up and say, "my teeth are falling out, i need help." but every time i do, it's like, "sorry, we're not taking on nhs patients any more." and i, like a lot of other people, cannot afford to go and get this treatment done privately. in the end, she relied on the kindness of strangers to pay for private medical treatment. so we make a little noise. i'll show you the noise. so this is the little noise like that. and it sprays some water like that. and emma has a little vacuum cleaner that just sucks up all the water like that. is that 0k there? the dentists blame an nhs contract system that they say does not pay them properly for their work. this is a damning report on the state of nhs dentistry and the committee has not minced its words, and we welcome the report and agree with the committee that we

that was celestina olulode reporting.corsica and sardinia and parts of— already in corsica and sardinia and parts of iberia. i will run the sequence _ parts of iberia. i will run the sequence so you see what happens. first of— sequence so you see what happens. first of all— sequence so you see what happens. first of all the cool air spreads eventually all the way into turkey but in the — eventually all the way into turkey but in the next few days it's going to warm _ but in the next few days it's going to warm up — but in the next few days it's going to warm up again across corsica, sardinia. — to warm up again across corsica, sardinia, italy, the balearics and eastern — sardinia, italy, the balearics and eastern spain but not to the extent that we _ eastern spain but not to the extent that we have seen in the last few weeks _ that we have seen in the last few weeks. still pretty hot in north africa — weeks. still pretty hot in north africa. through sunday it warms up a touch— africa. through sunday it warms up a touch in

celestina olulode is at a dog rehoming centre in oxford for more on this.% of parents told dogs trust that they leave their children and dogs together unsupervised. we have seen an increase in situations where dogs have reacted unfavourably towards children and a number of these times have been when children have been left unsupervised. you know, children are still maturing, they're still developing. children aren't necessarily able to understand how a dog is behaving, what the dog is telling them. and they can misinterpret a simple thing like a dog going back on their back as a 'hello, cuddle me, come and tickle my tummy�*. whereas the dog could actually be saying i'm quite scared of you, please give me some space. bryn's now enjoying life with foster carer nicholas. good boy! he's fantastic company. he keeps me fit because we walk a lot and, when i haven't got a dog, i don't do that. so he's just great — he's just great to have around. he's good for my health and good for my mental health and obviously good for his. so when a forever home is found, will i

our reporter celestina olulode joins us from a picket line in south london. ot need to say in advance if they are going to go on strike. what is this all over? the national education union is calling on the government to publish the recommendations of an independent pay review. it is thought that review will recommend that teachers should get a pay rise that teachers should get a pay rise thatis that teachers should get a pay rise that is higher than the 4.3% that was offered and rejected. as you say, the government says the offer on the table is and reasonable. if you ask anyone here, they completely dispute that. the national education union has said the government risks dragging out the current dispute. as you say, more strikes are expected on friday as well.— elephants may vary what they eat for dinner every night — just like humans — according to a new study. the research shows this is particularly apparent in female elephants who are pregnant or feeding their young. scientists at brown university in the united states say understanding more about the diet

celestina olulode reports.ciating pain caused by gum disease and no access to an nhs dentist led danielle to desperate measures. i've extracted 13 of my own teeth. last year, she told the bbc about her struggle. there are no dentists. i'd love to be able to bring a dentist up and say, "my teeth are falling out, i need help." but every time i do, it's like, "sorry, we're not taking on nhs patients any more." and i, like a lot of other people, cannot afford to go and get this treatment done privately. in the end, she relied on the kindness of strangers to pay for private medical treatment. so we make a little noise. i'll show you the noise. so this is the little noise like that. and it sprays some water like that. and emma has a little vacuum cleaner that just sucks up all the water like that. is that ok there? the dentists blame an nhs contract system that they say does not pay them properly for their work. this is a damning report on the state of nhs dentistry and the committee has not minced its words, and we