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dyslexia-centres- Headlines
Dyslexia families worry over cashFamilies who paid for dyslexia treatment wait to find out if they lost money after a company closed centres.
Gene link to poor reading skills
A common genetic variant may be partly to blame for poor reading ability, research suggests.
Happy Days TV hero meets pupils
The Fonz from the 70s US sitcom Happy Days turns up to talk about his dyslexia at a Southampton school.
Happy Days for birthday boy Balls
Jackie Storer joins the guests as schools secretary Ed Balls celebrates his department's first birthday with "the Fonz".
Architect Rogers joins elite roll
Architect Lord Rogers of Riverside has been made Companion of Honour in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
Dyslexia 'cure' centres shut down
Thirteen UK centres offering controversial treatment for people with dyslexia are closing down due to financial difficulties.
Reporter's log: British innovation week
Live reports from the Growing a Big Gorilla conference in Cambridge looking at UK innovation and technology.
Banks face action over dyslexia
A man with a severe form of dyslexia is taking two banks to court to force them to improve their communication
Funding secured for dyslexic boy
A tribunal rules that Leicestershire's education authority should pay for a dyslexic boy to be sent to a private school.
Green light for charity to expand
Permission is granted for a charity which works with brain injured children to build a respite care centre.
dyslexia-centres- News Supplied by the BBC