Diane Engelhardt House in Cardiff, a multi-million pound charity centre that supports vulnerable children has official opened:
The centre has been built with the support of several donors.
One mother who turned to the charity for help for her two young children when she left an abusive relationship said it had saved their lives.
The Cardiff woman, who wants to remain anonymous, said her son and daughter, now 10 and six, had suffered abuse like her at the hands of her partner.
But she said an NSPCC course, part of its domestic abuse service, …

A review to be published today, The Guardian reports, will call for more help and support for parents with special eduation needs children, the review will call for:

A new national helpline for parents to obtain information and advice.
Ofsted will focus more on SEN provision in its inspections.
Parents should be able to have clear expectations of what they can expect, and this must be uniform across the country to end the postcode lottery in provision.
New funding for the Local Government Ombudsman to take on parental complaints on SEN.
More pressure …