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Will have _ think what it will be. we know they will have cancelled a certain amount of operations and this will be things— of operations and this will be things like hip replacements, knee replacements, hernias, that's an obvious— replacements, hernias, that's an obvious one. a word you will hear a lot today _ obvious one. a word you will hear a lot today is — obvious one. a word you will hear a lot today is derogation, technical term _ lot today is derogation, technical term that — lot today is derogation, technical term that basically means some of exemption. certain areas of medici...

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Although he has rolled back on this although he has rolled back on this a bit. ithink although he has rolled back on this a bit. i think a second trump presidency would be potentially very damaging for the western alliance and the western position in ukraine. lord darroch, fascinating talking to you, many thanks for your time. the number of people paying for their own surgeryjumped by 40% in the last three months of 2021 compared to the same period before the pandemic. new figures from private hospitals show that more than a quarter of a million patients paid for operations like hip replacemen...

Of 2021, compared to the same period before the pandemic. new figures from private hospitals show that more than a quarter of a million patients paid for operations like hip replacements or cataract removal, as nhs waiting lists started to climb sharply. 0ur health correspondent jim reed reports. rob weston with his newest daughter, charlotte. rob has been diagnosed with a genetic heart condition. he's been told he needs surgery, but he's been on an nhs waiting list since the start of the pandemic. i've got to a point sometimes where — because you call the hospital to try and get the ball ro...