内容摘要：, who joined the park eight years ago, was in fact a male who has since been renamed Magnus.

, who joined the park eight years ago, was in fact a male who has since been renamed Magnus.

Those with general social work involvement were more than three times as likely to be rejected, according to analysis of more than 71,000 records from the large NHS trust.Researchers did not name the trust to prevent finger-pointing at a particular service, because they said the problem was widespread across England.

While children who had social work help for current concerns and those on child protection plans were more likely to be rejected from CAMHS, children in care were less likely to be rejected.Researchers said experts had advised them that CAMHS could require young people to be in a "stable place" to receive therapeutic support.The report warned this could mean children in need missing out on help.

The authors stated it was "unjust to exclude children from mental health support if their family situation never becomes stable"."Such requirements may produce inequities in access for these young people," they warned.

Prof Robbie Duschinsky, from Cambridge University, said: "These are sad findings and surprising to many of us."

He said the study's results "may not be a surprise" to families who needed and used the services.Multiple holidaymakers said they had spent hours waiting for a lift to the airport's security area.

The airport said it had an active year-round recruitment campaign for security officers and recent problems were down to a technical issue.A source told the BBC that the number of vacant positions meant security staff felt overstretched, making it harder to recruit and retain staff.

It comes as the airport has been undergoing improvements for more than a year, with multi million-pound upgrades to its security hall nearing completion.But it has meant delays for passengers at busy periods, and issues began again ahead of the May bank holiday.