Ministers have insisted that children’s legal rights to support under Education, Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) will be protected, despite rising concerns about potential cuts and inconsistencies in provision. The reassurance follows widespread criticism from parents, educators, and campaigners over plans to reform the special educational needs system in England.[Read More…]

A parliamentary vote is expected on plans that would require the Premier League to broadcast selected football matches on free-to-air television. Supporters say the move would broaden public access to Britain’s most-watched sport, while critics warn it could undermine the league’s global revenue and competitiveness. The proposal, which could be[Read More…]

A landmark moment in the long-running Post Office inquiry will take place today, as the first part of the final report is published, focusing on the human toll and compensation issues surrounding one of the gravest miscarriages of justice in British legal history. Thousands of sub-postmasters were wrongly accused of[Read More…]