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The Newark Half-marathon attracted many with different reasons for running and stories to tell.

The university is "one of the top establishments in which to study nursing", according to the latest QS World University Rankings

These kids are identified as “gifted” and have a condition that would qualify them for additional special education services.

Preparations are in full swing for this weekend as one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar comes to town.

Autism has been linked to significantly higher rates of self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or suicide attempts and deaths. However, the reason for this elevated risk remains unclear.

Here's how to get a child screened for a disability and what to do if you disagree with the school district's assessment.

The chief executive of the Western Health and Social Care Trust has apologised for the “unacceptable” way a patient with learning disabilities…

Neurodivergent children and kids with learning difficulties may be treated unfairly or differently, writes Margaret Anne McKay of NSPCC.

There was cause for celebration as trainees from Antrim’s Bridge Association lifted silverware at the George Best Community Cup earlier this summer.