ten—year—old javon has been at a leaways for two years.but he hates it. just before we'd get into school, he would stop talking to me and then mute until i picked him up. and he wouldn't have said a word for that whole school day. despite raising concerns, statutory reviews of her son's needs and progress were delayed and donna is haunted by whatjavon is going through. he's said... "why am i at leaways? "what have i done to deserve this? "i've done nothing wrong. "and i don't have autism." because, in his eyes, having autism is a negative thing because of what he's dealing with at leaways. and how do i explain to him i got it wrong? the school charges £53,000 per pupil each year, more than double what a child with special needs in mainstream schooling would receive. its owners had a £5 million operating profit last year. its owners made a £5 million operating profit last year. they include two men who used to run the firm behind winterbourne view, where, a decade ago, the bbc exposed the abuse of people with learning disabilities. it becam

ten—year—old javon has been at leaways for two years.get into school, he would stop talking to me and then mute until i picked him up. and he wouldn't have said a word for that whole school day. despite raising concerns, statutory reviews of her son's needs and progress were delayed, and donna is haunted by whatjavon is going through. he's said... "why am i at leaways?" "what have i done to deserve this?" "i've done nothing wrong." "and i don't have autism." because, in his eyes, having autism is a negative thing because of what he's dealing with at leaways. and how do i explain to him i got it wrong? the school charges £53,000 per pupil each year, more than double what a child with special needs in mainstream schooling would receive. its owners had a £5 million operating profit last year. they include two men who used to run the firm behind winterbourne view, where, a decade ago, the bbc exposed the abuse of people with learning disabilities. it became clear quite quickly that the school were making a profit from not meeting the needs o

leaways told us they were rated good by ofsted and always well—staffed. they added...ing. michael buchanan, bbc news, east london. the government is being urged to take urgent action to reduce air pollution around schools. last month, a coroner called for tougher limits following the death of nine—year—old ella adoo—kissi—debrah who became the first person in the country to have air pollution listed as a cause of death. more than 6,000 schools in the uk are in areas of poor air quality. elaine dunkley has been to a primary school in manchester, where pollution levels are up to five times higher than who limits. this is st ambrose primary in manchester. the children live, learn and play next to one of the busiest roads in europe. on the playground, high levels of pollution. we can't open the windows at st ambrose because you can't hear yourself teach. when the traffic is at its worst, you can actually smell and taste it. like millions of children in towns and cities across england, they are breathing in dangerous fumes. it affects me with my asthma and it makes me cough

leaways told us they were rated good by ofsted and always well—staffed. they added...cated card and payment crime unit, which is part of the city of london and metropolitan police, carried out warrants in london, coventry, birmingham and colchester in a week of action. three former professionals from rugby union, rugby league and football whose lives changed dramatically when they were diagnosed with motor neurone disease have met up for the first time since the start of the pandemic. rob burrow, stephen darby and doddie weir have been supporting each other coping with the many challenges of mnd — and they've been talking to sally nugent. live life, keep smiling and wake up every day fighting mnd. you can always find love and happiness and laughter even through the most difficult of situations. i only have to look— at what i have to live through. i need to be a husband, _ a daddy and that reassures me of why i have too many reasons to live. it's amazing to see you all again. thank you very much indeed for coming to talk to us today. lovely to catch up with the boys. th

leaways told us they were rated good by 0fsted and always well—staffed. they added... a look at the weather, with matt taylor. hello. another day of dodging the downpours out there for a fair few of you. more persistent rain, and rather cool conditions across the north of scotland, temperatures today in single figures, for some. the best of the sunshine into the evening remaining across parts of northern ireland, far south of scotland, northern england. fewer showers here, bulk of the showers further south. the odd rumble of thunder this evening. they will fade across some southern areas tonight, but cloud and further outbreaks of rain will be present through parts of scotland, northern england, north wales and later, the north midlands. with some clearer conditions across the south and ireland, this is where we will see some of the coolest conditions tomorrow morning. but also brighter weather, fewer showers around. most of the showers will be across scotland and northern england and later on into the north midlands and lincolnshire. in the afternoon, they could be he