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The changes are meant to provide a simpler process for agreeing a child's needs in school.

Saturday's front pages include a leaked memo from Brussels which is critical of the UK's new Brexit proposals.

A scheme for 730,000 people to renew their concessionary passes has been beset with problems.

The move will be debated at Labour's conference on Saturday and sources expect the attempt to succeed.

The prime minister will hold talks with Donald Trump and other world leaders in New York.

Sirius Minerals has 85,000 small investors, but the company's troubles mean many are stuck in a hole.

The Met Police says catalytic converter thefts almost doubled due to precious metal prices rising.

Police ask people not to "fuel speculation about what happened" on social media.

Ceara Thacker's family say they could have helped if they had known about her poor mental health.

Hilary Adair, 87, was trampled on and repeatedly attacked as she tried to get up, an inquest hears.

Virginia Giuffre says in a US TV interview that she was "trafficked" to the Duke of York.

Dylan Hamilton, who helped organise the climate march through Edinburgh, explains why he did it.

North Antrim MP Ian Paisley said he understands talks have failed to reach a conclusion.

As his debut album goes straight to number one, the singer discusses the "surreal" world he's found himself in.

Two men respond to protesters outside a production of the Rocky Horror Show by kissing.

Ivan Girga drove his VW Golf at 72mph in a 30mph zone and was overtaking cars before the crash.

Ceara Thacker "fell through the cracks" between services before killing herself, her parents say.

Soft drinks have 29% less sugar on average since a levy was imposed, but we're eating more sugary food.

The actor is back performing in Wales for the first time in 20 years and he is "loving being home".

Speaking on BBC Victoria Derbyshire Drillminister called for the government to act faster with air pollution.