Young British Muslims are being deprived of faith-sensitive support services, according to a report due to be published tomorrow (6 September) by the Muslim Youth Helpline. The report, Providing Faith and Culturally Sensitive Services to Young British Muslims is based on interviews with more than 5,000 helpline callers. It says the top two issues for users of the helpline in 2006 were relationships and mental health.Concerns about relationships included marriage, divorce and relationships between boys and girls, with worries about forced marriage totalling nearly seven per cent of calls.In the mental health category 35 per cent of callers wanted to talk...