It’s an unnecessarily confusing headline. “Decline of cash credited” makes me think of “cash credited” in accounting. The actual headline is “Decline of cash

It’s an unnecessarily confusing headline. “Decline of cash credited” makes me think of “cash credited” in accounting. The actual headline is “Decline of cash credited for drop in NHS surgery for children swallowing objects” … which doesn’t provide the context necessary to correct this misunderstanding until after you figure you what “NHS surgery” is. It’s a really bad sentence.