These proposed cuts will turn people’s lives into a nightmare. No wonder they are scared about where this all might lead, says Guardian columnist John Harris

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In this episode, we will discuss play for D/deaf children. To explore this, our Learning & Development Officer, Jenny Lester, catches up with Faith Robyn fro

The journalist’s second book offers positivity in the face of the obstacles confronting disabled girls and women

Jordan Daly, Co-Founder and Director of Time for Inclusive Education (TIE), outlines a new education initiative supporting teachers and learners to identify disinformation and counter online extremism...

Editorial: By defining itself as the party of work, Labour casts those unable to be economically productive – through disability or ill health – as burdens, not individuals with rights

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The government’s inclusion tsar believes 'a lot of what we categorise as ‘special’ is normal and predictable'

When you attend your local choir or yoga class, just stop and think – where are the disabled adults, asks Guardian columnist John Harris

The Paralympics highlighted assistive technology, but Jane Draycott explores its historical roots in classical antiquity prosthetics.

This year saw further decline of living standards for disabled people and a repeated government focus on cutting social security spending.