An autistic student at Queen Elizabeth Sixth Form College in Darlington died after being separated from a support worker he had a romantic interest in. The inquest heard that the college failed to provide adequate support, which contributed to the teenager's death. The student was found dead in a lavatory, with investigations revealing systemic issues in handling autistic students' needs.
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