Parents and disability campaigners. are deeply concerned the government's reform of the SEND system will mean children with EHCPs will not be able to access mainstream education

Parents 'terrified' by idea of EHCPs being cut from mainstream schools, saying they are the only way many disabled children can get the support they need to thrive

Tighter rules on which children with special educational needs should get EHCPs - guaranteeing support - are being considered, amid SEND cash crisis

South African soprano Pumeza Matshikiza performs live in the studio.

A leading charity is calling for the Government's Child Poverty Strategy to recognise that families caring for youngsters with physical or mental disabilities are being forced out of work and into har...

Bisi Daniels pays up to £1,500 a month on specialist babysitters for her son Shaka, who is autistic.

Four in 10 parents of children with special educational needs have stopped working, and mothers are hit the hardest