we even reported it to the doctors at his 2-year appointment. He goes through cycles where things are overly frightening and traumatic, and then times when everything is fine. He is an only child and often feels "lonely" and is afraid of being alone.

We recently re-transitioned him to the bed in his room following a 3-month cycle where he was terrified to be in his room. Fighting it was just making things worse. It was so bad he would begin crying at dinnertime so terrified about bedtime and closing his eyes because of the "scary dreams". Even sleeping with us wasn't helping - he was just afraid to close his eyes.

I was about to contact his doctor, when suddenly he turned a corner on his own. Part offailed to do that. In the end, it took a Tory MP at PMQs to hold the PM to account over the U-turn. Huw Merrimen started the debate by saying that he was happy that the Government had decided to “abide by the letter of our manifesto and also the spirit” (during his entire time in the chamber while this was happening, Philip Hammond was slumped dejectedly on his seat, looking like he hasn’t had a good kip since the Budget last Wednesday.)

In comparison, Corbyn put on a poor show. He may have only had minutes to prepare, but the way in which he rose to the challenge was downright confusing and badly articulated.

He forgot to actually ask a question on numerous occasions, and went straight from the