and yet research by the nuffield trust shows significant numbers of nurses and other front line staffr training or leaving the nhs soon after starting. 13% of nurse students fail to finish their courses and the numbers are similar for radiographers and occupational therapists. once they start working in the nhs,18% of nurses leave within two years. for physios and occupational therapists, the numbers are even higher at 21%. the nuffield trust has called for a loan forgiveness scheme whereby nurses, midwives and staff such as physios and radiographers have their debts written off after ten years' service in the nhs. many of these staff actually won't pay back their student loans over the course of their careers, so actually it's not as expensive as it might seem to start to pay those off early on in return for years of service. it would cost about £230 million a year. that might sound a lot, but it's a very small proportion, for example, compared to increasing the wage bill of hospital staff by 1%. it said this was not a silver bullet and other steps, including better salaries in the e

the idea has been put forward by the nuffield trust to try to retain staff and reduce the number of students to the royal pharmaceutical society. it says that despite four million people recording an allergy, 90% are clear when tested. it suggests people confuse antibiotic side effects — such as nausea and diarrhoea — with a reaction. trainee surgeons have started using a new ai tool to help guide them through complex brain surgery. it's hoped the new technology, being developed at university college london, could be used by surgeons during live surgery within two years — making these types of procedures safer and more effective. the government says this kind of ai assistant has the potential to be "a real game changer" for health care in the uk. the bbc�*s global health correspondent tulip mazumdar has been given special access to the new technology. the future of health care is changing rapidly. here, machines have been learning how best to perform brain surgery, and now they're training the surgeons of tomorrow. based on the ai, can you see? trainee surgeon nicola is one of the first to b

the idea has been put forward by the nuffield trust to try to retain staff.th—round match with manchester united _ west ham will play arsenal, bournemouth take on liverpool, and everton will host burnley, amongst the other ties. the scottish league cup semifinals have also been confirmed. it'll be hearts against rangers, and hibernian against aberdeen, after last night's games. and we'll find out the ryder cup foursomes pairings at the end of this afternoon's opening ceremony in rome. it all starts at three. our coverage starts in 5 live breakfast tomorrow morning. what a first segment of the programme, extraordinary. ten o'clock, we are discussing knife crime until ten o'clock on the radio and telly. at ten, for viewers on bbc two and bbc news, we'll bring you the latest national and international news. we will carry on our discussion. are our teens safe? thanks again to all of our contributors and those who got in touch in the first part of the programme. pooja kanda, a mum who will not give up, her son ronan who will not give up, her son ronan who was 15.

the research by the nuffield trust think tank said that around 1 in 4 doctors are leaving nhs within signific number. let us know your thoughts at home in all of this right. >> well, we're not going to get our thoughts on the rider cup. absolutely not. exactly our thoughts. a man who's been there, who's lived it, who's done and only that, he's done it, and not only that, he's played the winning shot. >> yes. played the winning shot. >> 2014, glenn eagles. fantastic play, jamie. jamie donaldson. we've got jamie . we've got jamie. >> good man. jamie. there he is. very good to see you, jamie . very good to see you, jamie. >> nice to see you both. thank you very much for having me. >> oh, a pleasure. a pleasure. it's great to relive with you, especially as we get into we're on the eve of everything starting again. how did paul said you played that winning shot? did that winning shot? no, no. did you win that for europe? did that change your life ? did that change your life? >> um , it certainly did for me, >> um, it certainly did for me, yes . you know, it's something yes. you know, it's