Autistic teenager tipped for Nobel Prize   A teenager who was
diagnosed with autism and told he would never be able to read
has been tipped as a future Nobel prize winner.  Jacob Barnett,
14, who was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at two
years old, is now studying for a Master's degree in quantum
physics.  His mother Kristine Barnett, author of The Spark: A
Mother's Story of Nurturing Genius, told BBC Breakfast she
initially found it hard to get Jacob the right education.