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Glenlola Collegiate in Bangor says it will review a rule that limits toilet access during class time.

‘If he'd murdered someone he'd be out now’ - a couple's battle to get their son out of the hospital he's been held in since 2001.

A judge says one of the criteria discriminates against children with origins outside Northern Ireland.

One woman says it's "impossible" to rent a house or flat in her home town.

The Herefordshire primary school says it has had a significant increase in cases.

One caterer says school meals are suffering from a "perfect storm" of rising costs, Brexit and Covid.

A pioneering scheme to teach teenagers the science behind how babies' brains develop gets Royal backing

Eleanor Bradford believes there is not enough support for parents who adopt troubled children.

An increasing number of young people believe sex needs to be violent as a result, experts say.

Students can now study courses in esports, augmented and virtual reality.

The Department of Education creates 234 additional places to cope with an expected rise in demand.

There are calls for more support to help people with learning difficulties into paid jobs.

Officially, the highest tax rate is 45% - but workers can end up paying more.

A new drive to get universities to help disadvantaged students via tough targets is announced.

Workers will get 8p more of any extra £1 earned but some claimants will be no better off.

Glenlola Collegiate has just three designated toilets for its students to use during class time.

People might need permission to convert properties, under proposals from the Welsh government.

Previously some of the money aimed at helping poorer pupils was targeted at councils with highest deprivation levels.