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No time off for grieving: 'Inside I was screaming'
Bereavement leave for parents came too late for Ian Bainbridge, whose son was stillborn five years ago.
'My dyslexic daughter can't get the help she needs now because she's a Welsh speaker'
There is no Welsh language test to diagnose dyslexia - children must take the test in English
The Cardiff high school where 15 pupils have got into Mensa
One 12-year-old scored the maximum possible 162 points - more than the estimated IQs of Einstein and Stephen Hawking
Two weeks of leave for UK parents who lose a child
The law, which will come into force in April, will be the most generous in the world, ministers say.
One in four children 'has too little sleep'
A lack of rest leaves youngsters unable to focus at school, a World Health Organization study says.
Camilla unveils Roald Dahl-inspired windows at Birmingham hospital
The Duchess of Cornwall visits Birmingham Children's Hospital where 10 stained glass windows are installed.
Kate launches childhood survey to help under-fives
The Duchess of Cambridge meets children in Birmingham to mark the launch of her "five big questions".
Whorlton Hall abuse: Care watchdog wrong not to publish critical 2015 report
An unpublished report on a hospital for vulnerable adults could have prevented abuse, a review finds.
Exams agency says appeal charges are not affecting students
The exams agency says there is no evidence that charges are "a disincentive" to state school pupils.
Super-rich elites making London 'off-limits'
Moving to London is unaffordable for those from poorer backgrounds, says social mobility report.
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