Prof Tamsin Ford, report author and professor of child and adolescent psychiatry at the University of Cambridge, said the pandemic was likely to have contributed to the increase, although the reasons are complex.
A quarter of those aged five to 22 said they had experienced problems sleeping in the past week. This was more common among girls than boys. Prof Ford said previous studies had found a similar effect on white children but the reasons weren't clear.
So...what about the 3 in 5? Was their mental health improved? School based anxiety? Spending more time with the family? Only half the story here. Agenda?
Yup, imagine if we had a competent government that could get a test and trace system operating.? We might not need another lock down.
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