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Capital Breakfast host Roman Kemp has opened up about his ongoing struggle with his mental health.

Anyone with children will be familiar with the CBeebies show Bedtime Stories and to mark Children’s Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge has recorded a very special episode which will be aired this Sunday. Mental health is a subject very close to Kate’s heart so it’s no surprise that she agreed to appear on the iconic show to raise awareness.

Kate Middleton is here to lull you to sleep.

Kate Middleton checked in with some of the most important people in a child’s life: teachers.

Kate Middleton has sent a reminder to parents and guardians of schoolchildren to "look after themselves" during the ongoing pandemic.The 39 year old is, herself, homeschooling three children – Prince George, seven, Princess Charlotte, five, and Prince Louis, two. But, speaking ahead of Children's Mental Health Week, the Duchess of Cambridge has encouraged those looking after children to make sure they are coping as well.

hereBut ex Blues ­midfielder Whitley, now a trained counsellor and Player Welfare ­Executive, is not surprised, although he is concerned by the statistics from the Professional Footballers’ ­Association.Whitley, who went into rehab for drink and drugs while also going ­bankrupt, is concerned it could be down to players not being able to ask for help while in lockdown, and fears that could mean bigger problems ­further down the road.Whitley, 41, talking to raise awareness in Mental Health Week, said: “We had lockdown and not everyone had access to a quiet room in the house. “It’s very difficult to ask for therapy or help if you’re surrounded by people in the house who are the people who are actually the problem.