Signs oftrouble

“Too many people are being written off,” said health secretary Wes Streeting to Laura Kuenssberg in March, as the government prepared to overhaul the welfare system and slash provision for people with

Outside the hallway was dark. I looked down at my hands to find they were shaking. A nurse greeted me as he walked past, flipping up the hood of his rain jacket. I followed, pushing open the door and

Somehow, we’ve seriously underestimated confidence. While most of us likely want more of it (only 16 per cent of us describe ourselves as ‘very confident’, according to a YouGov survey), many of us do

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From friendships to schoolwork, autism has impacted almost every aspect of my life. But it has its unique advantages… says Annabel Fenwick Elliott