'Stark warning' over ADHD and 'Andrew wins legal fight'
Summary
The UK government has released a review warning about increasing demand for NHS care for autism and ADHD, highlighting possible risks from misdiagnosis. Separately, royal family member Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor won a legal battle over an incorrectly issued police search warrant on his homes.Key Facts
- The government review shows rising demand for NHS services for autism and ADHD care.
- The report warns that labeling young people with ADHD may cause long-term harm.
- The review calls for changes to medication and benefits due to the rise in diagnoses.
- It finds that mental health conditions like ADHD and autism are not overdiagnosed on a large scale.
- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor won a High Court ruling that police made a significant error in the warrant on his homes.
- Thames Valley Police will continue investigating despite the warrant mistake.
- Two Latvians were arrested after being found inside a UK air force base.
- There was a bus bombing in Ukraine attributed to a Russian strike, killing many people.
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