Department for Education

The council spent more than planned on special educational needs and disabilities (Send) education.

The money will be spent on projects such as new boilers, electrical rewiring and structural repairs.

The head teacher says they are scrapping "nice-to-haves" and will make core subject classes bigger.

The government wants universities to check the safety of halls and reach out to families after a death.

Lucy Williams says therapy funding for adopted children is "not a luxury but a necessity".

Data shows 11,780 children in London were in home education in 24-25, compared with 9,540 in 22-23.

An academy trust is chosen to run a proposed 420-space primary school on a new housing development.

A parent of adopted children warns reducing funds for therapy will cost society more in the future.