A study suggests one in 91 young people with SEN will be supported in education or training when they leave school. Source link

Jenny ReesHealth correspondent, BBC WalesBritish Medical AssociationDr Alice Gatenby has been told "it's too much hassle" to change shifts to accommodate her disabilityA disabled doctor, who believes the NHS ...

Sam Read/BBCA car came off the A505 and hit a house in Cromwell Way in RoystonAn 19-year-old has died and two others have been seriously injured after a car ...

Simon JackBusiness editor, BBC NewsGetty ImagesThe exodus of firms from the London Stock Exchange has created a "pivotal moment" for the UK's financial services sector which requires urgent action, ...

Bashir signed a two-year deal with Somerset in 2023, and was then picked for England's tour of India the following year after playing only six first-class matches.Despite a modest ...

BBCAnna Cooper has had 17 operations and is in constant pain Waiting lists for gynaecology appointments across the UK have more than doubled since February 2020, BBC research reveals. ...

ReutersUS President Joe BidenJoe Biden has always regarded two places as home - Ireland and Delaware.When he leaves the White House in a matter of months he will head ...

Workers who leave the head office to buy a cup of coffee are costing an Australian mining firm too much money, according to its boss.Managing director of Mineral Resources ...

And while most gardeners obviously only do it as a hobby, Suzanne Moss, the RHS's head of education and learning, says the pastime has proved to be especially beneficial ...