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We should say a big thank you to roy and pam who very bravely shared their story with us and we will follow it going into the future as well. the time is 6:24am. were entering the christmas party season which was a write—off last year because of covid. bens taking a look at how the hospitality industry is gearing up for this year. explain where you are and what is happening there. good morning, can you believe its that time of year again? welcome to swingers in west london, this place normally...

Hes lived there longer now than he lived at home. you cant take that trauma away. june 29 was the day their son was detained in a specialist hospital. he is still there, 100 miles from home, two decades on. pam would say to him, "youre coming home soon, tone. in the summer, when the yellow flowers around, in your garden, thats when youll be coming home." he used to... his face was glee, he was really happy and everything. but over the years, weve been telling him, now we tell him, he doesnt take...

He explains what colour wallpaper ive got up. thats long gone. furniture, his memory is, thats all hes got, is home. he talks about the neighbours. all them neighbours have gone. theyve died. i mean, weve travel back sometimes, we pull in, we both sit down and cry. i mean, ive come home, ive got pam, shes got me. hes got nobody. tony is in an assessment and treatment unit. they are really designed for short—term stays in a crisis. the problem here isnt tony but the system. psychiatrists say he...

Hes lived there longer now that hes lived at home. you cannot take that turmoil away. 0njune 29, 2001, pam and roys son tony was detained under the mental health act. like many young people with autism in a learning disability, he did struggle to cope as he became an adult. i love you... i love you, too, tony. hes now lived in an atu, and assessment and treatment unit, for almost 21 years 100 miles from his family. the bbc has had to go to court to tell you to ny�*s story. his family of had to...

Onjune 29th, 2001, pam and roys son tony was detained under the mental health act. like many young people with autism and a learning disability, hed struggled to cope as he became an adult. i love you... i love you, too, tony. hes now lived in an atu — an assessment and treatment unit — for almost 21 years, 100 miles from his family. the bbc has had to go to court to tell you tonys story. his family have had to go to court to try and bring him back to brighton. one week runs into a month, a ...