The Guardian - 250,000 children denied NHS help for mental health issues

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The Guardian reports that capacity issues within the health service have meant that 250,000 children with mental health problems in Britain have been denied help by the NHS as it struggles with a drastic increase in cases. 

The paper’s main image shows a worshipper praying at an Orthodox Easter Sunday service – which falls a week later than Easter Sunday – in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, alongside an article about Christians there marking “an Easter like no other”.

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