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'Kindness of star shames government'

South Wales Evening Post

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May 02, 2025

THE Scottish Government should “hang its head in shame” after rock star Sir Rod Stewart stepped in to pay for the autism diagnosis of a child who has waited three years.

The musician, pictured inset, stepped in after the Daily Record revealed Iain Gregori, four, had waited three years for a diagnosis, despite his father Michael being told repeatedly he is autistic.

The case was raised by Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar at First Minister’s Questions on Thursday.

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