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Why an ADHD diagnosis can be a mixed blessing

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Joseph Aquilina hates the term attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Aquilina feels that the two Ds in the term ADHD suggest dysfunction. He prefers his own term: attention difference hyperdrive.

Aquilina's ADHD diagnosis came at the age of 37, 16 years after his diagnosis with dyslexia. The fast-talking Londoner had long thought that his difficulties with focus, memory and planning were due to dyslexia, until the people in his life started asking more questions about his behaviour. 

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Will Salah stay at Liverpool?Premier League pundi

Planet Premier League pundits Cesc Fabregas and Nedum Onuoha discuss Mohamed Salah's contract situation at Liverpool after he said he has not been offered a new deal not been offered a new deal.offered a new deal not been offered a new deal.

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How do you stop Haaland? Planet Premier

Planet Premier League pundits Cesc Fabregas and Nedum Onuoha talk about how teams can stop Manchester City striker Erling Haaland, who as scored consecutive Premier League hat-tricks.

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'I'm excited' - Kelce looks forward to NFL season opener

Tight end Travis Kelce says he is excited for the opening game of the new NFL season between his Kansas City Chiefs side and the Baltimore Ravens at Arrowhead stadium on Thursday evening.

Rosenberg: Ukraine's advance undermines Putin's image as 'Mr Security'

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Kursk.

It is one of the first words I wrote and spoke as a BBC correspondent.

In 2000, I reported on the sinking of the Kursk submarine in the icy waters of the Barents Sea. One hundred and eighteen submariners were killed.

Vladimir Putin had been president for less than half a year. I can still remember Russian TV channels slamming him over his handling of the disaster.