after chyann first reported him.forjustice. details of organisations offering information and support with child sexual abuse and sexual violence are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline. more now on the service to commemorate the life of the duke of edinburgh, which took place at westminster abbey earlier today. the right reverend david connor, dean of windsor, paid tribute to prince prince during the service. he was far too self—aware ever to be taken in by flattery. of course, it must be said that his life bore the marks of sacrifice and service. certainly, he could show great sympathy and kindness. there is no doubt he had a delightfully engaging and often self—deprecating sense of humour. it is quite clear that his mind held together both speculation and common sense. moreover, nobody will ever doubt his loyalty and deep devotion to our queen and to their family. yes, there were times when he could be abrupt, may be in the robust conversation, forgetting just how intimidating he could be. , a kind of natural reserv

after chyann first reported him.ionline, the government has put forward proposals for children with special educational needs or disabilities to receive early help from schools in england. it's part of a long—awaited government review, which was launched in 2019. £70 million of additional funding is being made available for the measures, which aim to put an end to the postcode lottery affecting levels of support. 0ur education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. funny ears... there's no pins in the ears. harrison is nine years old and has autism. getting him the support he needs in a mainstream school has been difficult. in one term alone, he was excluded 14 times. school were terrible. they were sending him home on a daily basis. i was called out of work to go support in school. he wasn't doing any teacher—led activities at all, he was just going in, sitting in a room with two teachers on his own. for too many children like harrison, there are delays and disruption, with varying support depending on where you live

after chyann first reported him.he whole of the country in the next day or two. whole of the country in the next day ortwo. it whole of the country in the next day or two. it has been a messy day today with a loss of cloud around. this rain in the south has not been very well focus but will tend to ease away this evening. this moving into scotland and northern england overnight is where we draw down the cold air behind snow and ice in other parts of scotland together with a sharp frost as well. milder elsewhere but it could turn chilly across parts of england and wales where the cloud breaks in mist and fog forming will take a while to clear away but we should see some sunshine in the south—west. here is our main band of wet weather, mostly rain, bit of sleet and snow over the hill is continuing very slowly southwards and following on from that some sunshine but also some wintry showers and the temperatures in the afternoon only 5 degrees in newcastle, seven in birmingham and knowledge, knowledge, the last of anythin

the programme includes the story of sisters, alex and chyann, whose allegations of abuse by their fathert be charged. their case has been rejected three times. a significant weakness is that when your sister you've made a report of sexual offending to derbyshire police. a significant weakness is that when your sister alleged abuse in 2011, you denied that you'd been abused yourself and indeed said that your sister was lying. i didn't really get a chance to be a kid like i've had to grow up quite quickly. when alex was 11 years old in 2011, she did not back up her sister's allegations when questioned by the police. now 22, she says she lied because she thought the abuse was normal. but the denial created a rift between the sisters. it does make having a relationship with each other quite difficult because there's just always, it's always in the back of my mind that that happened. i think you think i think worse of you than i actually do. i think it's because i have a lot of guilt. myself, i did when i was younger. i just want to say i'm sorry. it was not the police that rejected their cas