learning disabilities and autism are still being held in secure assessment and treatment units — or atus to the latest figures from nhs digital — published in the last hour. atus were originally supposed to provide short—term care for people considered to be a danger to themselves — but as this programme highlighted in april, many people are now kept in them for years. in 2015, the government promised to cut the numbers being held in atus by 35 per cent by march this year. campaigners say that promise has not been met. and we'll have more on that story later in the programme twenty families are considering taking legal action against the government because their children are being treated as truants — when they are actually missing school due to mental health conditions. thousands of families face fines or prosecution for the absences — but parents say the real reasons for missing school — such as anxiety or depression — are not being taken into account. they want parents of children with genuine difficulties to be free from the threat of prosecution. the canadian prime ministerjustin tr

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