has such a problem this assistance must be provided in institutions free of charge with the national health service, a contract specifically for dental assistance and such a service shall be reimbursed for the cost of such the patient's treatment services are paid for by the national health service of ukraine, if we are talking about planned dentistry for adults, then this service is not included in the medical guarantee program, the patient will have to pay for it out of his own pocket, but when we are talking about children's dentistry, it is for small patients and planned dentistry and emergency dentistry will be free of charge, it is included and covered by the medical guarantee program, how to find this institution, you will probably have a question about where you can go to really get such a service during the war, for security reasons, many dojbords were hidden on the website of the national health service, these were electronic maps where you could find a clinic , find the contacts of this clinic. 16 77 and ask your questions there. where is the nearest clinic there? he is quickly informed

problem, he should be provided with this care at the institution free of charge with the national health service, a contract specifically for dental care and such a service, compensation, the cost of such a treatment service the patient is paid by the national health service of ukraine, if we are talking about planned dentistry for adults, then this service is not included in the medical guarantee program the patient will have to pay for it out of his own pocket, but when we talk about children's dentistry, then for small patients both planned and urgent dentistry will be free of charge, it is included and covered by the medical guarantee program . during the war, for security reasons, many dojbords were hidden on the website of the national health service, these were electronic maps where you could find a clinic, find the contacts of this clinic. she said that for security reasons, that information is not there now, but the patient can call the short number 16 77 and ask his questions there. where is the nearest clinic there ? i urge everyone who needs dental care, and not only dental care, to

national health service leaders see more - they've done. one. national health - service leaders see more people fall ill unless there's action on rising energy costs and see households will be forced to choose between eating meals and heating their homes. and a phone call between president macron and vladimir putin, russian leader has agreed on the need to send inspectors to the nuclear power plant in ukraine image fears of her safety because it's on the front line. as you've just been hearing a member of the islamic state beatles terrorist cell has been sentenced. four out of 10 young people in the uk, signing up for new private tenancies, are spending an "unaffordable" amount of their income on rent, new figures suggest. housing experts say spending more than 30 per cent of income on rent is unaffordable, and the proportion of young renters grappling with high housing costs is at a five—year high. this report from coletta smith. no—one likes paying rent, but right now, people under 30 like mia are paying through the nose. my tenancy is end

the representative of the national health service of ukraine, khrystyna petryk , was in contact with us. indeed, the war has changed all areas of our lives, this applies in particular to dentistry and surgeons increasingly have to deal with unique cases, save patients with complex mine-explosive injuries of the jaws and face, extremely complex operations are performed the wounded are literally taken out of the other world and restore the function of the jaw and do it free of charge , and one of such surgeons is in touch with us, he is the president of the national union of dentists of ukraine, the honorary president of the association of implantologists of ukraine, an honored doctor of ukraine, a practicing dentist , an implantologist, a dentist-orthopedic doctor and a surgeon of the highest category myron in green and i want to tell you that myron green is not an ordinary doctor and is known not only for his medical practice because he actively helps servicemen in the war zone he goes to the front to carry out free operations. he hands over equipment for mobile dental offices, treat

hospitals to create conditions for rehabilitation in their departments and receive from the national service healthproximately three hundred of them, which have concluded contracts with the national health service of ukraine, that is, the services are scattered in different institutions, in order to receive the entire complex, injured military or civilians have to migrate between them, which is not always possible so that it is impossible to return to a normal life with high-quality rehabilitation - says vasyl, nicknamed lev, the commander of the tank platoon has an amputation above the knees, but all the actions of his rehabilitators and prosthetists are aimed at he returned to his post, he wanted to return to his platoon directly to the combat zone, these needs were selected prosthesis from the extreme release, the newer one is only electronic for me personally, it will be a little impractical in field conditions, i will not have the opportunity, for example, to charge an individual program rehabilitation is directed to the fact that in the future the personnel officer will take his workplace dir

got the tax revenue, we cannot properly— got the tax revenue, we cannot properly fund the national health servicen, police, all of that so— service, education, police, all of that. so this madness about her tax cut means _ that. so this madness about her tax cut means our public services are being _ cut means our public services are being sacrificed. secondly, there will be _ being sacrificed. secondly, there will be a — being sacrificed. secondly, there will be a time lapse between the tax being _ will be a time lapse between the tax being cut _ will be a time lapse between the tax being cut and people having a little bit more _ being cut and people having a little bit more money or a lot more money in their pockets, then spending it and their— in their pockets, then spending it and their economy growing, then the immediate _ and their economy growing, then the immediate crisis which is upon us. the time _ immediate crisis which is upon us. the time laps is something that neither— the time laps is something that neither mingford nor truss seem to be considering.— be considering. what she is cons

hospitals create conditions for rehabilitation in their departments and receive from the national health servicer packages of medical services, if we choose a total of up to three hundred of them, roughly approximately , who have concluded contracts with the national service the health of ukraine, that is, the services are scattered in different institutions, in order to receive the entire complex, injured military or civilians have to migrate between them, which is not always possible, but it is impossible to return to normal life with high-quality rehabilitation - says vasyl, nicknamed leo, the commander of a tank platoon has an amputee above the knees, but all the actions of his rehabilitators and prosthetists are aimed at ensuring that he returns to his post , returns to his platoon directly to the combat zone, all needs are met prosthetics from the extreme production are newer, only electronic ones are available for me personally. well, they will be a bit impractical in field conditions. i won’t have the opportunity to charge them, for example, an individual rehabilitation program aimed at

of the cost of living inflation recession rising fuel prices, heating suffer all britain's national health servicelished an open letter to the chancellor of the exchequer, which warns of a winter rise in diseases due to growth. heating prices and worries that this will increase the already large number of annual deaths due to poor heating in homes. this cold english spring newspaper wrote about the tricks of those who cannot heat their house, a pensioner rides a bus to keep warm due to the fuel price crisis if strikes. or repeat the sixth seventh tenth time this winter this method of heating british citizens will become impossible lisa herzen boris khalfin and anastasia konarovskaya tv company ntv london today celebrate the day of the russian air fleet to the moscow nizhny novgorod route , transportation was carried out under the dobrolet brand; today there are much more flights, as there are much more companies, but also many difficulties. this year, alexey prokin's heels on the floor found out how the holiday is celebrated on russian aviators this year. we have a movie pedal take- off mode and g

living crisis, inflation, recession, rising fuel prices, heating , everyone suffers the uk national health serviceublished an open letter to the chancellor of the exchequer, warning an increase in the disease due to an increase in the price of heating. and he fears that this will increase the already large number of annual deaths associated with poor heating in homes. it's a cold english spring newspapers wrote about the trick of those who can't heat their house, the pensioner rides the bus to keep warm due to the fuel price crisis, if you drive strikes. sixth seventh tenth time this winter this method of heating british citizens will become impossible lisa herzen boris khalfin and anastasia konarov ntv london today they celebrate the day of the russian air fleet, civil aviation in our country appeared in the twenty-third year, then in the soviet union the first regular airline on the route moscow nizhny novgorod was launched; how do russian aviators celebrate this year's holiday aleksey prokin, what do you want? what are you trying to achieve a short film about one day in the life before mir yusu

other strongly spiced foods, the safe, even during pregnancy, according to the you case, national health service vinegar is allowed to. but some experts advise you to only use post your eyes vinegar with. and there are other precautions, rule, eggs, seafood, and rule meet can contain home full bacteria. fish with high mercury content like tuna, can disrupt the baby's neurological development. so avoid certain seafood, andrew eggs, ion and folic acid supplements are recommended to avoid miscarriages. and always cook meat thoroughly. ah, ah. should pregnant women eat too? i think you should be eating for 2 eating more than you normally do. um, you should honor your cravings as much as you want, not quite to a but they are growing a human so they probably have to eat more nutritious. li, actually is a myth that of them and you eat during pregnancy, in the foster mr. and maybe the 1st half of 2nd drama, so they don't need any extra calories. it is the lead 2nd trimester and the country mr. they need up 230235400 extra localities. and these galleries can come just by a day or 2 doors with some of the

k, national health service vinegar is allowed to, but some experts advise you to only use pasteurized vinegar. and there are other precautions. rule, eggs, seafood, and rule meet can contain home full bacteria. fish with high mercury content like tuna, can disrupt the baby's neurological development. so avoid certain seafood, andrew eggs, ion and folic acid supplements and commanded to avoid miscarriages. and always cook meat thoroughly with should pregnant women eat for 2? i think you should be eating for to eating more than you normally do. and you should honor your cravings as much as you want. not quite to a, but they are growing a human so they probably have to eat more nutritious. li actually is a miss that of them. and you eat for 2 during pregnancy, in the 1st trimester, and maybe the 1st half of 2nd drama, so they don't need any extra oncology. it is the leap 2nd trimester and the contra mr. they need up 230235400 extra localities. and these galleries can come just by a day or 2 doors with some of the not, but no annette or some olive oil in it. or it's just so fist full off,

pay, receive payment in the amount of 1/12 that is necessary there, the emergency zone, the national health servicees for the case was treated, she cooperates with the security service of ukraine, she cooperates with the military administration, which clearly gives us information about what is left of the doctors, how ukrainians work with ukrainians, or did they side with the occupiers , about two weeks ago, if i am not mistaken, was information that out of four 100 hospitals that were located in the occupied temporarily occupied territories, well, at that time, um, 62 hospitals had already gone over to the side of the occupiers and they are no longer financed by ukraine. that is, it is all controlled and doctors, god forbid, should be there and treat of our citizens, because they remain there. but here, you know, doctors do not have such a question for doctors, as they told me there is no front, they treat people all, so how to determine that they have gone over to the side of the occupiers, are they treating anyone there? abstraction. they treat the same ukrainian citizens who remained in that te

i'm not going to share that, but here then the n h s, the national health service in the u. k. is inviting children one tonight in your power to receive a vaccine against polio. for some children, this will be an additional based dose if they already up to date with their routine vaccinations. and so connected to this very standard immunization information was some doubt about whether the polio vaccine actually work if it's healthy for kids. when do you see that kind of misinformation ways? what is your reaction? how do you deal with it? this is why, because when i want to, i want somebody who is a regular but special person to talk to other regular, but special people don't have any. you can see this is what our and go for it. this is my concern. i mean, because the whole thing is 99 percent effective, you know, really concerns me that your info but a lot of parents weren't able to get the kids into a clinic in order to get a normal childhood vaccinations and people are misinforming them about the impact of vaccinations, the tv which isn't jermel has no transmission possible f

control of non-controlled territories of ukraine by those working in the front zones of the national health service transferred more than two and a half billion hryvnias for six months of full-scale invasion, the total amount of the tranche under the medical guarantee program amounted to 17 billion hryvnias, from now on even more electronic documents are in effect, the developers added a certificate to the application for temporary or permanent residence, as well as a pension certificate , the latter will automatically be able to apply. if the document was issued after 2014, this was declared on briefing by the minister of digital transformation, mykhailo fedorov. in addition to these innovations, the application will also feature english-language versions of the foreign passport, driver's license, and technical passport. in addition, the developers have reinstated car sharing and the payment of fines from the patrol police. it is very important that the rights and technical passport have received international coding that is used in eu in the usa in canada and this is another additional step for t

he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom, to carry out reconstructive surgeries, but maybe civilians with horrible war injuries have land, mines, gunshots, shrapnel, and blast injuries are reconstructive to it's very difficult to do in this environment . but we are managing, you know, essentially the equipment they've got here is about 2nd world war era. and so we are using kind of techniques that you would have been used in those in those times with 70 percent of patients do not survive a limby touring. and that's why training doctors with new techniques is crucial. for lation. doctor nap had each says he has been working nonstop since we started. we are fighting with the country and don't surprise the children, the woman, the all man and the military. the strike, the civilian infrastructure to the school. they destroyed more than 300 hospitals in the, in the center of ukraine. almost 6 months since the war began. and those were being treated here. i'm grateful to get a 2nd chance. there is, i will. i'll just ita, live eve, ukraine, mexico for my attor

chronic health conditions, and they are saying we should get vaccinated and that will help the national health servicee is struggling with a massive backlog of people on the waiting list. 6.7 million, i was reading the other day, on the waiting list, and so they can keep people out of hospitals who need to go in there for covid purposes, and perhaps they can start to make a dent in that. those figures are dramatic, aren't they? i was talking to a data journalist yesterday who was saying it is something like 1000 patients a day waiting 12 hours or longer to be admitted to a&e and actually get positioned into whatever appropriate treatment they have. digby, good evening to you. what do you make of the vaccine news?— the vaccine news? good evening. i think it is excellent. _ the vaccine news? good evening. i think it is excellent. i— the vaccine news? good evening. i think it is excellent. i think - the vaccine news? good evening. i think it is excellent. i think the - think it is excellent. i think the great _ think it is excellent. i think the great thing about the wake—up of putting _ great thing abou

the new prime minister will be grappling with and we start tonight with the state of the national health service overflowing in—tray when it comes to the nhs. that will be for england as health is devolved. top of the agenda will be a&e and ambulance delays. according to the association of ambulance chief executives, handover delays caused harm to thousands of patients — ambulances lost almost 333,000 hours in the year tojuly 2022 — 18 times more than during the same period two years ago. that's because of logjams across the system, including hold—ups discharging patients fit to go home. this may be an extreme example — ambulances queueing last week to hand over patients at one hospital, but there were delays at many others. one heart attack patient told us he waited two and a half hours for an ambulance, and his partner had to take him into hospital. i was told that i wasn't out of the woods, and if i'd left it any longer, or my partner had left it any longer getting me in, i wouldn't have made it. and then there are the workforce issues. a commons report published last month found that england

are simple economic the situations are reported and television channels in the uk in the national health service some brits will have to either give up heating or regular meals this winter. affording both will not be able to everyone in distress found them small businesses reported that many companies may not survive until next year. in chisinau, about 1,000 people went to a rally near the building of the prosecutor general's office. people are demanding to be released. arrested opposition mp. marina tauber, leader of the parliamentary faction , vice-chairman of the opposition party. shor is suspected of financial violations, supporters consider her a political prisoner as well, protesters express dissatisfaction with the authorities accuse them of the energy crisis in the country. now let's move on to the situation with natural fires in russia, according to the data of the aviation security service , 74 outbreaks were eliminated in russia in a day. the most difficult situation. in yakutia, five fires are extinguished here on an area of ​​more than 60,000 hectares in the republic of komi, the te

those emergencies, so let's move on to another you called an emergency — the state of the national health servicemembers in a recent poll said that the nhs already had enough funding. you said to conservative members you needed to stop the nhs, and i quote, "swallowing up so much money". is that it, the nhs has got as much as it needs then? hang on, five minutes ago, you were saying i raised all this extra money for the nhs so that people canjudge me on my record. i know the nhs is the most important public service. it's right that it gets extra funding to help recover from covid and deal with the issues in social care. that's why i did something that was politically difficult for me, make sure... why did you tell tory members that it was, "swallowing up too much money?" from this point on, it's absolutely right that we focus on getting reform and efficiency out of the nhs. now that everyone is contributing more, no—one can say we are not funding the nhs, i think that's clear and i'm getting criticism for the funding that i've put in. well, i think people do say, who run the nhs, that there isn't

covid, getting the vaccine and rolling out the vaccine but now we have a major issue with the national health service. need the best brains working on this. what i am suggesting is we need to deploy people in the national health service better and what i have heard is there has been a lot of targets that since really , by the department of health and nhs england, and i want them to be divided more locally so there is less distance between the people making the decisions and the people actually on the front line helping. >> david from guilford. where are you? hands up. there he is. have a question on ukraine, i believe. >> i have. i thought it was going to rishi sunak but, how would you propose to brokered peace negotiations in ukraine? as opposed to continuing to provide arms, to prolong this state of war? truss: the only way this war will end is when the russians leave ukraine. need to make sure that we enable the ukrainians to defeat vladimir putin. if there is any failed peace settlement or any giveaway of ukrainian territory, but we know from history as russia will just come back for more. we saw

he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom, to carry out reconstructive surgeries, but maybe civilians with horrible warranties of land, mines gunshots, shuttle and blast injuries are reconstructive to it's very difficult to do in this environment. and, but we are managing, you know, essentially the equipment they've got here is about 2nd world war era. and so we are using kind of techniques that you would have been used in those, in those times, in 70 percent of face. do not survive a limb injury and that's why training doctors with new techniques is crucial relation. doctor nap had each says he has been working nonstop since we started. we are fighting with the country and dance to break the children, the woman, the all man, and the military. this strike the civilian and infrastructure to the school. they destroyed more than 300 hospitals in the, in the center of ukraine, between almost 6 months since the war began. and those were being treated here. i'm grateful to get a 2nd chance that i will see that live eve, ukraine, saunter of travis as the editor

he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom, to carry out reconstructive surgeries that made me civilians with horrible war injuries. have land, mines, gunshots, shrapnel, and blast injuries. reconstruct things very difficult to do in this environment. but we're managing essentially the equipment they've got here is about the 2nd world war era. and so we are using kind of techniques that would have been used and they time 70 percent of patients do not survive elim injury. and that's why training doctors with new techniques is crucial that population doctor nap had each says he has been working nonstop since we started. we are fighting with the country and don't surprise the children, the woman, the all man and the military. the strike the civilian infrastructure, the school they destroyed, more than 300 hospitals in the, in the center of ukraine. it's been almost 6 months since the war began. and those who are being treated here are grateful to get a 2nd chance. there is, i will see that live eve, ukraine will thing with you. kane and rushes president vlad

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national program to deal with the aftermath. we were very successful in dealing with covid, rolling out the vaccine, now we have a major issue with the health service. we need all of the best brains working on it. >> what i'm suggesting is we need to employ people in national health service better. what i via -- what i have heard, there have been targets centrally by -- i want things to be decided more locally so there is less distance between the people making the decision and the people actually on the front line. >> david, from guilford, david, where are you? there he is. you have a question, i believe? >> how would you propose to broker peace negotiations in ukraine as opposed to continuing to provide arms to prolong the state of war? truss: the only way this war will end is when the russians leave ukraine. we need to enable ukrainians to concede to vladimir putin. if there is any giveaway of the territory, we know from history that russia will come back for more. we know what vladimir putin's plans are. he says he wants to create a greater russia, essentially the old soviet union including the likes of the baltic states. it is that -- that is

conservatives governments have embraced _ many conservatives governments have embraced the national health serviceyou, britain, for helping me out with that. but look, |_ you, britain, for helping me out with that. but look, ithink- you, britain, for helping me out with that. but look, i think he . you, britain, for helping me outj with that. but look, i think he is absolutely— with that. but look, i think he is absolutely right, _ with that. but look, i think he is absolutely right, it _ with that. but look, i think he is absolutely right, it has - with that. but look, i think he is absolutely right, it has been i absolutely right, it has been republican— absolutely right, it has been republican governors - absolutely right, it has beenj republican governors seeing absolutely right, it has been i republican governors seeing that their constituents— republican governors seeing that their constituents want _ republican governors seeing that their constituents want this, i republican governors seeing that their constituents want this, they need _ their constituents want this, they need more — their

ten practices across the uk are not accepting new adult patients for treatment under the national health service. my partner was in abject agony. she turned around to me and said, "can you get the pliers and just take my tooth out? "i can't carry on any more, i'lljust have to deal "with having no teeth." a ceasefire between israel and palestinian militants has held overnight. it follows three days of violence which has left at least 44 palestinians dead, including 15 children. a year since the taliban took control of afghanistan, the country's maternity services reach breaking point as newborn deaths and miscarriages in one province alone, nearly double. also today — it's a wrap — the last 12 gold medals from the commonwealth games are up for grabs on the final day of the competition ahead of the closing ceremony later. and, surreal, humbling and super, super hot. we meet the tourists flocking to iceland's volcano as it spews out lava and molten rock. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the united states senate has approved a landmark bill which includes almost $

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