Connie Dimsdale

Teaching more pupils with 'profound' special educational needs will need more resources, union warns

Doctors and scientists are hopeful that the non-antibiotic treatment could ultimately help millions of patients 

Downing Street got 'cold feet' over changes due to concerns it could look like taking away disabled children's rights

Leader of acclaimed specials schools trusts thinks ministers' plan to phase out EHCPs from mainstream schools is wrong way to tackle SEND crisis

An oil depot near a Russian city on the Black Sea coast has been the latest target of a suspected drone strike as Donald Trump orders US submarines to be repositioned

Taxpayers’ money 'sucked' out of system by agencies poaching educational psychologists to conduct online assessments of children’s needs

This year's clearing is set to be a 'buyer's market' for UK students as institutions fight to fill their courses and secure their financial viability

Students warned their university, department or course might not exist in three years; with cuts expected to hit a wide range of institutions.

‘It’s mad in Britain. Will I be ok?’. International students about to study in UK universities are alarmed by the country's new political climate 

The Tories would also slash the welfare bill, cut civil servants and end VAT on school fees, Badenoch told conference today