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Josh Sandiford BBC News, West Midlands West Midlands Police Daniel Clarke was jailed in May for abusing six vulnerable young people Parents are demanding answers over how a paedophile was able to abuse potentially dozens of disabled and special educational needs children while working as a teaching assistant. Daniel Clarke may have targeted “well over...

If the Trump administration and the so-called “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) have their way, the basic educational and human rights of students with disabilities will soon be eviscerated. Due to the planned demolition of the Department of Education, the rights of students with disabilities to “a free, appropriate public education” — guaranteed by the...

Disabled people should be more fairly recognised in the honours system as part of the government’s push to make awards reach a wider range of people, says Carly Jones, an advocate for the rights of autistic women and girls. But she tells BBC News she has seen firsthand how people’s attitudes need to change, including...