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A charity despairs at public ignorance about people with learning problems. Yet it’s the constant redefinition of disability that sows confusion.

A ground-breaking project which has had extraordinary success in helping hundreds of dyslexic children and others struggling to read and write at primary school is poised for a major expansion across Britain.

People with learning difficulties such as Down’s syndrome are to be tagged and monitored by satellite technology in a controversial pilot project.

Schools Minister Andrew Adonis joins Kate Griggs, founder of the charity Xtraordinary People, to launch 'No to Failure', an exciting new project that aims to ensure children with dyslexia get the support they need at school.

More than a third of children given Asbos have underlying brain disorders such as autism, according to a survey.