the bbc has made light of disgraced presenter jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at the incident in a comedy programme . a new episode of mockumentary w1a , to be broadcast later this month , shows bosses holding an emergency meeting after clarkson uses the word ` tosser ' on top gear . the bbc has made light of jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at it in a comedy show . the episode was apparently filmed last july , but the narration has recently been tweaked . the commentary now explains to viewers : ` since the making of this documentary , certain events have happened as a result of which for technical reasons we are unable to mention certain people by name . ' -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- software giant microsoft is offering a $ 250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of hackers behind a powerful computer virus that could lead to millions of pcs being hijacked . four of the costliest places to live in the world are in europe , research has revealed . clarkson 's spokesman was unavailable for comment . foreign gps now account for 11 per cent of family doctors , new figure show . experts say a single infected laptop could expose an entire network to the worm . experts have so far been baffled by the true purpose of the conficker or downadup virus , but have described its spread as one of the most serious infections ever seen . the worm exploits a bug in microsoft windows to infect mainly corporate networks , then -- although it has yet to cause any harm -- it opens a link back to its point of origin , meaning it can receive further orders to wreak havoc . microsoft has issued a patch to fix the bug , however if a single machine is infected in a large network , it will spread unchecked -- often reinfecting machines that have been disinfected . the threat from the virus prompted microsoft in collaboration with other technology industry names to this week announce a $ 250,000 reward for information to track down those behind conficker . using figures from the world 's largest database of user contributed data about cities and countries worldwide , switzerland was found to be the the most expensive to live . norway was a close second , with venezuela third , iceland fourth and denmark in fifth . switzerland has been named as the costliest place to live in the world using the consumer price index . the positioning of venezuela in the top five owes much to do with the fluctuating economy that means wages are low while prices of goods continue to rise . venezuela 's tightening financial situation has fanned market anxiety about a default , especially as oil slumps to near six-year lows . a bbc spokesman said : ` a very small tweak has been made to more accurately reflect recent events . ' `` as part of microsoft 's ongoing security efforts , we constantly look for ways to use a diverse set of tools and develop methodologies to protect our customers , '' said george stathakopoulos , of microsoft 's trustworthy computing group . mikko hypponen , chief research officer at anti-virus firm f-secure says the true scope of the virus is not known , but in the past 24 hours his company monitored conficker signals from two million internet protocol addresses . `` that 's a lot , '' he told cnn . `` and one ip address here does not mean one infected computer , it means at least one infected computer . `` many of those ip addresses are obviously company proxies or firewalls , hiding hundreds of more infections behind it . unfortunately this also makes it impossible to estimate the total count of infected systems . `` so it 's still big . very big . '' microsoft has previously paid out similar rewards to informants who helped identify the creator of sasser , another notorious worm let loose in 2004 . the perpetrator was tracked to germany , where he was sentenced a year later . president nicholas maduro has vowed to pay bondholders and most economists doubt a default is coming in the near-term , but investors are getting skittish as the economic crisis worsens . india comes out as having the lowest cost of living , with poor wages matched by poor living conditions . venezuela depends on oil for 96 percent of its export revenue . the uk was the 10th costliest place to live , slightly higher than near-neighbour ireland . there were n't many surprises where it comes to the countries with the lowest cost of living . india topped the pile in this regard , followed in by nepal , pakistan , tunisia and algeria . south america 's sole entry in the top 15 cheapest places to live was colombia , typically another country dependent on the strengths of the oil industry . the consumer price index , used to determine the difference in the living costs between countries , takes into account the prices of groceries , transportation , restaurants and utilities . the number of gps from abroad is up by 11 per cent in a decade as the nhs tries to combat a shortage of staff . foreigners now account for almost one family doctor in five although in some areas the proportion is more than two-thirds . senior doctors say the number will rise further over the next few years because the nhs is so short of homegrown medics . figures from the health and social care information centre show that 22.0 per cent of current gps gained their qualifications overseas , up from 19.8 per cent in 2004 . but the figure is 71 per cent in barking and dagenham , east london , 63 per cent in medway , kent , and 58 per cent in north lincolnshire . the nhs is facing a shortage because many gps are retiring early . others are moving overseas in search of better conditions . the royal college of gps estimates that the nhs will need to hire at least 8,000 more doctors over the next five years to keep pace with a rising , and ageing , population . the nhs employs 40,584 gps , of whom 8,941 are from overseas . this is up from 6,921 in 2004 when there were 34,855 family doctors in total . dr richard vautrey , deputy chairman of the british medical association 's gp committee , said : ` we need gps from around the world to support the health service , and we simply do n't train enough . ` we need to encourage more students and junior doctors to choose general practice , and to expose them more to general practice , so they see it more as an attractive option for the future . ' the figures do not state where the foreign gps trained but separate data from the general medical council shows many are from india , pakistan , south africa and nigeria . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not be working on the nhs as they did n't speak good enough english . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not work for the nhs because they lack good english . he said : ` do n't we want to live in a country where we speak the same language ? and is n't it scandalous that we are not training enough nurses and doctors in our own country ? ' dr maureen baker , chairman of the royal college of gps , said : ` the nhs -- general practice included -- is staffed by hardworking healthcare professionals from all over the world . ` we are very grateful for the work that doctors from overseas are doing . ' the nhs should train more staff rather than spending # 2.5 billion a year on locum doctors and agency nurses , a think-tank has suggested . a larger pool of dependable permanent staff would also enhance workforce stability and patient safety , the cross-party civitas said . the subsequent increase in competition for jobs would also help fill less desirable roles such as those in a&e departments and general practice . the think-tank said the typical charge for a consultant from an agency was # 1,760 a day , equivalent to a salary of # 459,000 . because the salary of an nhs consultant was between # 75,249 and # 101,451 , four consultants could be employed for the price of one agency staff member .
switzerland was found to be the the most expensive to live . india is the cheapest place to live in the world with nepal a close second . research conducted from data from the consumer price index .
the bbc has made light of disgraced presenter jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at the incident in a comedy programme . a new episode of mockumentary w1a , to be broadcast later this month , shows bosses holding an emergency meeting after clarkson uses the word ` tosser ' on top gear . the bbc has made light of jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at it in a comedy show . the episode was apparently filmed last july , but the narration has recently been tweaked . the commentary now explains to viewers : ` since the making of this documentary , certain events have happened as a result of which for technical reasons we are unable to mention certain people by name . ' -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- software giant microsoft is offering a $ 250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of hackers behind a powerful computer virus that could lead to millions of pcs being hijacked . four of the costliest places to live in the world are in europe , research has revealed . clarkson 's spokesman was unavailable for comment . foreign gps now account for 11 per cent of family doctors , new figure show . experts say a single infected laptop could expose an entire network to the worm . experts have so far been baffled by the true purpose of the conficker or downadup virus , but have described its spread as one of the most serious infections ever seen . the worm exploits a bug in microsoft windows to infect mainly corporate networks , then -- although it has yet to cause any harm -- it opens a link back to its point of origin , meaning it can receive further orders to wreak havoc . microsoft has issued a patch to fix the bug , however if a single machine is infected in a large network , it will spread unchecked -- often reinfecting machines that have been disinfected . the threat from the virus prompted microsoft in collaboration with other technology industry names to this week announce a $ 250,000 reward for information to track down those behind conficker . using figures from the world 's largest database of user contributed data about cities and countries worldwide , switzerland was found to be the the most expensive to live . norway was a close second , with venezuela third , iceland fourth and denmark in fifth . switzerland has been named as the costliest place to live in the world using the consumer price index . the positioning of venezuela in the top five owes much to do with the fluctuating economy that means wages are low while prices of goods continue to rise . venezuela 's tightening financial situation has fanned market anxiety about a default , especially as oil slumps to near six-year lows . a bbc spokesman said : ` a very small tweak has been made to more accurately reflect recent events oil for 96 percent of its export revenue . the uk was the 10th costliest place to live , slightly higher than near-neighbour ireland . there were n't many surprises where it comes to the countries with the lowest cost of living . india topped the pile in this regard , followed in by nepal , pakistan , tunisia and algeria . south america 's sole entry in the top 15 cheapest places to live was colombia , typically another country dependent on the strengths of the oil industry . the consumer price index , used to determine the difference in the living costs between countries , takes into account the prices of groceries , transportation , restaurants and utilities . the number of gps from abroad is up by 11 per cent in a decade as the nhs tries to combat a shortage of staff . foreigners now account for almost one family doctor in five although in some areas the proportion is more than two-thirds . senior doctors say the number will rise further over the next few years because the nhs is so short of homegrown medics . figures from the health and social care information centre show that 22.0 per cent of current gps gained their qualifications overseas , up from 19.8 per cent in 2004 . but the figure is 71 per cent in barking and dagenham , east london , 63 per cent in medway , kent , and 58 per cent in north lincolnshire . the nhs is facing a shortage because many gps are retiring early . others are moving overseas in search of better conditions . the royal college of gps estimates that the nhs will need to hire at least 8,000 more doctors over the next five years to keep pace with a rising , and ageing , population . the nhs employs 40,584 gps , of whom 8,941 are from overseas . this is up from 6,921 in 2004 when there were 34,855 family doctors in total . dr richard vautrey , deputy chairman of the british medical association 's gp committee , said : ` we need gps from around the world to support the health service , and we simply do n't train enough . ` we need to encourage more students and junior doctors to choose general practice , and to expose them more to general practice , so they see it more as an attractive option for the future . ' the figures do not state where the foreign gps trained but separate data from the general medical council shows many are from india , pakistan , south africa and nigeria . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not be working on the nhs as they did n't speak good enough english . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not work for the nhs because they lack good english . he said : ` do n't we want to
unable to mention certain people by name . ' -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- software giant microsoft is offering a $ 250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of hackers behind a powerful computer virus that could lead to millions of pcs being hijacked . four of the costliest places to live in the world are in europe , research has revealed . clarkson 's spokesman was unavailable for comment . foreign gps now account for 11 per cent of family doctors , new figure show . experts say a single infected laptop could expose an entire network to the worm . experts have so far been baffled by the true purpose of the conficker or downadup virus , but have described its spread as one of user contributed data about cities and countries worldwide , switzerland was found to be the the most expensive to live . norway was a close second , with venezuela third , iceland fourth and denmark in fifth . switzerland has been named as the costliest place to live in the world using the consumer price index . the positioning of venezuela in the top five owes much to do with the fluctuating economy that means wages are low while prices of goods continue to rise . venezuela 's tightening financial situation has fanned market anxiety about a default , especially as oil slumps to near six-year lows . a bbc spokesman said : ` a very small tweak has been made to more accurately reflect recent events hiding hundreds of more infections behind it . unfortunately this also makes it impossible to estimate the total count of infected systems . `` so it 's still big . very big . '' microsoft has previously paid out similar rewards to informants who helped identify the creator of sasser , another notorious worm let loose in 2004 . the perpetrator was tracked to germany , where he was sentenced a year later . president nicholas maduro has vowed to pay bondholders and most economists doubt a default is coming in the near-term , but investors are getting skittish as the economic crisis worsens . india comes out as having the lowest cost of living , with poor wages matched by poor living conditions . venezuela depends on oil for 96 percent of its export revenue . the uk was the 10th costliest place to live , slightly higher than near-neighbour ireland . there were n't many surprises where it comes to the countries with the lowest cost of living . india topped the pile in this regard , followed in by nepal , pakistan , tunisia and algeria . south america 's sole entry in the top 15 cheapest places to live was colombia , typically another country dependent on the strengths of the oil industry . the consumer price index , used to determine the difference in the living costs between countries , takes into account the prices of groceries , transportation , restaurants and utilities . the number of gps from abroad is up by 11 per cent in a decade as the nhs tries to combat a shortage of staff . foreigners now account for almost one family doctor in five although in some areas the proportion is more than two-thirds . senior doctors say the number will rise further over the next few years because the nhs is so short of homegrown medics . figures from the health and social care information centre show that 22.0 per cent of current gps gained their qualifications overseas , up from 19.8 per cent in 2004 . but the figure is 71 per cent in barking and dagenham , east london , 63 per cent in medway , kent , and 58 per cent in north lincolnshire . the nhs is facing a shortage because many gps are retiring early . others are moving overseas in search of better conditions . the royal college of gps estimates that the nhs will need to hire at least 8,000 more doctors over the next five years to keep pace with a rising , and ageing , population . the nhs employs 40,584 gps , of whom 8,941 are from overseas . this is up from 6,921 in 2004 when there were 34,855 family doctors in total . dr richard vautrey , deputy chairman of the british medical association 's gp committee , said : ` we need gps from around the world to support the health service , and we simply do n't train enough . ` we need to encourage more students and junior doctors to choose general practice , and to expose them more to general practice , so they see it more as an attractive option for the future . ' the figures do not state where the foreign gps trained but separate data from the general medical council shows many are from india , pakistan , south africa and nigeria . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not be working on the nhs as they did n't speak good enough english . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not work for the nhs because they lack good english . he said : ` do n't we want to live in a country where we speak the same language ? and is n't it scandalous that we are not training enough nurses and doctors in our own country ? ' dr maureen baker , chairman of the royal college of gps , said : ` the nhs -- general practice included -- is staffed by hardworking healthcare professionals from all over the world . ` we are very grateful for the work that doctors from overseas are doing . ' the nhs should train more staff rather than spending # 2.5 billion a year on locum doctors and agency nurses , a think-tank has suggested . a larger pool of dependable permanent staff would also enhance workforce stability and patient safety , the cross-party civitas said .
the bbc has made light disgraced presenter jeremy clarkson 's attack a junior producer by poking the incident a comedy programme. a new episode mockumentary w1a, to later, shows bosses holding after clarkson uses ` tosser top gear. the bbc has made light jeremy clarkson 's attack a junior producer by poking it a comedy show. the episode apparently last july, the narration has recently tweaked. the commentary now explains to viewers : ` since the making this documentary, certain events as which for technical reasons mention certain people by. ' -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- software giant microsoft is offering hackers behind a powerful computer virus millions pcs hijacked. four of the costliest places are europe, research clarkson 's spokesman was unavailable. foreign gps now account family doctors, new figure show. experts say a single infected laptop expose the worm. experts have so baffled the true purpose the conficker or downadup virus, have described its spread one ever. the worm exploits a bug microsoft windows infect mainly corporate networks, then -- although has yet cause opens a link back its point meaning receive further orders to wreak. microsoft has issued, however if a single machine infected in a large network, spread unchecked -- often reinfecting disinfected. the threat from the virus prompted microsoft in collaboration other technology industry names this week a $ 250,000 reward to track those behind conficker. using figures the world 's largest database user contributed about cities worldwide, switzerland was found the expensive to live. norway was a close second, with venezuela third iceland fourth denmark in fifth switzerland has named the costliest place using. the positioning venezuela the top five owes do the fluctuating economy that means wages low while of continue. venezuela 's tightening financial situation fanned market anxiety a default, especially oil slumps near a bbc spokesman : ` a very small tweak has more accurately recent events. ' `` as part microsoft 's ongoing security efforts we constantly look use a diverse set develop methodologies, '' george stathakopoulos of microsoft 's trustworthy computing group mikko hypponen, chief research officer anti-virus firm f-secure says the true scope, in his company monitored conficker signals two million internet protocol addresses. `` that 's, '' told cnn `` and one ip address here does one infected computer,. `` many those ip addresses obviously company proxies firewalls, hiding hundreds more infections behind it. unfortunately this also makes estimate the total count infected systems. `` so it 's still big. very big. '' microsoft previously paid out similar rewards informants helped identify the creator sasser, another notorious worm let 2004. the perpetrator was tracked germany, sentenced a. president nicholas maduro has vowed pay bondholders and most economists doubt a default coming in, investors getting skittish as the economic crisis. india comes as having the lowest cost, with poor wages matched venezuela depends oil for 96 percent. the uk was the 10th costliest place, slightly near ireland. there were n't many surprises where comes the countries with the lowest cost. india topped the pile in this regard, followed in by nepal, pakistan tunisia algeria south america 's sole entry the top 15 cheapest places was colombia typically another country dependent the strengths the oil industry the consumer price index, used determine the difference the living costs between countries, takes groceries transportation restaurants utilities the number gps from abroad up a decade as the nhs tries combat a shortage staff. foreigners now account almost one family doctor five although in. senior doctors say the number will further over because the nhs is so short homegrown medics. figures from the health and social care information centre show 22.0 current gps gained their qualifications overseas, 2004 but the figure 71 per cent in barking dagenham, east london 63 medway kent 58 north lincolnshire the nhs is facing a shortage because many gps are retiring early. others are moving overseas in better conditions. the royal college gps estimates the nhs will need hire over keep a rising, and ageing, population the nhs employs 40,584 gps, of whom 8,941 from overseas this up from 6,921 in 2004 when there 34,855 family doctors total. dr richard vautrey, deputy chairman the british medical association 's gp committee : ` we need gps from around support the health service, simply n't train. ` we need encourage more students and junior doctors choose general practice, expose more so see it the future. ' the figures do state where the foreign gps trained but separate data the general medical council shows many are india, pakistan nigeria earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked foreign gps should working the nhs as did n't speak good enough english. earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked foreign gps should work the nhs because lack good english. he said : ` do n't we want live speak? and is n't it scandalous we not training enough nurses? ' dr maureen baker, chairman the royal college gps : ` the nhs -- general practice included -- is staffed hardworking healthcare professionals from. ` we very doctors from overseas. ' the nhs should train more staff rather spending # 2.5 locum doctors agency nurses, a think-tank a larger pool dependable permanent staff would also enhance workforce stability patient safety, the cross-party civitas said. the subsequent increase competition jobs would also help fill less desirable roles such those a&e departments general practice. the think-tank said the typical charge a consultant from an agency was # 1,760 a day, equivalent a salary #. because the salary an nhs consultant was between # 75,249 101,451, four consultants could employed the price one agency staff member.
the bbc has made light of disgraced presenter jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at the incident in a comedy programme . a new episode of mockumentary w1a , to be broadcast later this month , shows bosses holding an emergency meeting after clarkson uses the word ` tosser ' on top gear . the bbc has made light of jeremy clarkson 's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at it in a comedy show . the episode was apparently filmed last july , but the narration has recently been tweaked . the commentary now explains to viewers : ` since the making of this documentary , certain events have happened as a result of which for technical reasons we are unable to mention certain people by name . ' -lrb- cnn -rrb- -- software giant microsoft is offering a $ 250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of hackers behind a powerful computer virus that could lead to millions of pcs being hijacked . four of the costliest places to live in the world are in europe , research has revealed . clarkson 's spokesman was unavailable for comment . foreign gps now account for 11 per cent of family doctors , new figure show . experts say a single infected laptop could expose an entire network to the worm . experts have so far been baffled by the true purpose of the conficker or downadup virus , but have described its spread as one oil for 96 percent of its export revenue . the uk was the 10th costliest place to live , slightly higher than near-neighbour ireland . there were n't many surprises where it comes to the countries with the lowest cost of living . india topped the pile in this regard , followed in by nepal , pakistan , tunisia and algeria . south america 's sole entry in the top 15 cheapest places to live was colombia , typically another country dependent on the strengths of the oil industry . the consumer price index , used to determine the difference in the living costs between countries , takes into account the prices of groceries , transportation , restaurants and utilities . the number of gps from abroad is up by 11 per cent in a decade as the nhs tries to combat a shortage of staff . foreigners now account for almost one family doctor in five although in some areas the proportion is more than two-thirds . senior doctors say the number will rise further over the next few years because the nhs is so short of homegrown medics . figures from the health and social care information centre show that 22.0 per cent of current gps gained their qualifications overseas , up from 19.8 per cent in 2004 . but the figure is 71 per cent in barking and dagenham , east london , 63 per cent in medway , kent , and 58 per cent in north lincolnshire . the nhs is facing a shortage because many gps are retiring early . others are moving overseas in search of better conditions . the royal college of gps estimates that the nhs will need to hire at least 8,000 more doctors over the next five years to keep pace with a rising , and ageing , population . the nhs employs 40,584 gps , of whom 8,941 are from overseas . this is up from 6,921 in 2004 when there were 34,855 family doctors in total . dr richard vautrey , deputy chairman of the british medical association 's gp committee , said : ` we need gps from around the world to support the health service , and we simply do n't train enough . ` we need to encourage more students and junior doctors to choose general practice , and to expose them more to general practice , so they see it more as an attractive option for the future . ' the figures do not state where the foreign gps trained but separate data from the general medical council shows many are from india , pakistan , south africa and nigeria . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not be working on the nhs as they did n't speak good enough english . earlier this year ukip leader nigel farage sparked controversy by claiming that foreign gps should not work for the nhs because they lack good english . he said : ` do n't we want to
 The BBC has made light of Jeremy Clarkson's attack on a junior producer by poking fun at it in a comedy program. A new episode of "Mockumentary" will be broadcast later this month, showing bosses holding emergency meetings after Clarkson used the word "tosser" on a junior producer. The incident was filmed last July, but the narration has been tweaked to make it sound more recent. Experts say that since making the documentary, certain events have happened as a result of which some people have had their names mentioned. Research shows that four out of five people are unable to mention certain people by name. The UK was the 10th cheapest place to live in Europe, with a cost of living index score of 74.25. India topped the list, followed closely by Nepal and Pakistan. South America dominated the top 10 most expensive places to live, with Bermuda coming in first. The software giant Microsoft is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of hackers behind a powerful computer virus. The virus, known as "Conficker," has infected millions of PCs worldwide. Four out of five doctors believe that the NHS is facing a shortage of staff, particularly among GPs. The Royal College of General Practitioners says that the number of GPs per head of population has decreased over the past decade. The UK has slipped down the rankings of the cheapest places to live in Europe, according to research. The cost of living index score has risen from 73.75 to 74.25 over the past year. India remains the cheapest country to live in, while Bermuda tops the list of most expensive places.