Dentist who defrauded NHS and 'stole thousands' from patients dies leaving trail of despair

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Dentist who defrauded NHS and 'stole thousands' from patients dies leaving trail of despair
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Dr David Hurst was handed a suspended jail term in 2012 after admitting 69 counts of theft from the NHS. He then moved to Australia where he continued to run a dental clinic

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