“A professional going to see my son told me they saw a child being carried by staff like a table through the playground,” one parent, who had a child at school until last year, told The i Paper.

A group of leaseholders impacted by the building safety crisis brought their own hats to meet with Steve Reed #MakeHomesSafeAgain

Pupils pulled out of Abu Dhabi owned UK private special school over safety concerns. Parent likens behaviour there to 'The Lord of the Flies' as another @WitherslackGrp school is investigated over @theipaper revelations.Big @keithcooper1973 exclusive

Erin Pizzey is in end-of-life care. She is a devout Christian, so prayers are appreciated at this time 🙏 ✝️

Build baby build is not a housing strategy Bit by me for the Spectator: https://t.co/1O9CZsoT2v

Ministers’ controversial plans to overhaul SEND in schools are on course for failure without “significant” extra funding, an education leader from a scheme that inspired the rethink is warning. @theipaper @connie_dimsdale exclusive

After last week, ministers should know this: a huge rebellion is coming if they mess with SEND and we will fight for our children’s rights - spot-on by ⁦@johnharris1969⁩

BREAKING from @Victoria_Spratt Labour peer Lord Alli evicted a family with young children from their home in north London in a move that would be outlawed from next year under his party's Renters' Rights Bill https://t.co/fIQKcD9WSr

Surrey LA wanted to send our child here. Having viewed it we got all the wrong vibes and now it's revealed they are assaulting vulnerable SEN children who already have trauma issues. Always trust your parental instinct. https://t.co/P5OU5L6Umj

🧵'They were forcefully held down. And they were screaming and kicking... 'It’s scary witnessing. They screamed that it was hurting them and the adults still didn’t loosen their grip on them…. I’m worried for anyone still there'

“Daily restraint. Head slammed to the floor.” Mother demands closure of taxpayer-funded special school run by Abu Dhabi-owned Witherslack Group. https://t.co/m3eVChls8O @KeithCooper1973 @willstewartnews @theipaper #AgainstRestraint

Vulnerable children have been left with “terrible” injuries and trauma because of their treatment by staff at a taxpayer-funded private special school, The i Paper has been told 🔴 @KeithCooper1973 reports https://t.co/uMD2UcwvPd

Exclusive: former tenants of landlord homelessness minister say they were told their home was being sold just 8 months after moving in. It was then relisted for £700 more per month. Agents acting for minister also tried to charge £2,000 for repainting https://t.co/J2DLBQrF8T

Angela Rayner’s ministry has had to step in over “wasteful spending” at Homes England after the government housing agency burned through more than £117m on a failed IT project, The i Paper can reveal https://t.co/ibaREQY1qK

£117.6m was spent by @HomesEngland - the agency at the heart of Labour's new housing plan - on a failed IT project, @theipaper can reveal. The money could have been enough to deliver as many as 3,360 affordable homes. Big @KeithCooper1973 exclusive

Angela Rayner’s ministry has had to step in over “wasteful spending” at Homes England after the government housing agency burned through more than £117m on a failed IT project:

Labour set to preside over England’s biggest right to buy council housing sell off in decades, jeopardising ministers’ promise of extra affordable homes. @theipaper @KeithCooper1973 exclusive reveals impact of @RachelReevesMP suddenly slashing discounts

"A fundamental shift is needed in how we care for vulnerable, disabled, and neurodivergent people. Instead of convenience and compliance, the default must be connection. Trust, not threats. The goal is dignity and respect, not long-lasting damage." https://t.co/Zk9slFMRJs

Ministers have promised the nation a wave of "beautiful" new towns. But housing experts say the reality will be “ugly” but pricey “samey boxes” with small squat windows & gloomy bedrooms. V interesting but depressing @theipaper @KeithCooper1973 must read

Why Labour’s new towns will be full of ‘ugly’ but expensive homes @KeithCooper1973 reports https://t.co/Mp2bUHN4M0