Martin was diagnosed with young onset Parkinson's in 1995. A blog about us as a family, with a focus on his Parkinson's

Letters: Readers share their sadness and frustration at the government’s plan to cut benefits including personal independence payment

Chancellor warned ‘that's not available in the world we live in today’ as she prepares to unveil cuts on Wednesday

Ministers run away from a wealth tax and then concoct a punitive benefits system. They have made that choice and it’s immoral, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan

The UK has joined with the United States and a handful of other rich nations in rejecting the UN push

Just 6% of eligible people with a learning disability in Scotland were offered a promised annual health check last year, far below the Scottish government’s commitment. Annual health checks for peopl...

An analysis of trends and developments in Workers' Compensation Law throughout the United States.

Minister says flat-rate compensation scheme for women affected by rising state pension age would have cost taxpayer £10.5bn

An engaging weekly guide for the disability community and disability curious.

AI should be ensuring the benefits system is supporting claimants from the start – but leaves them fighting for support they deserve.

In which Mr Pecksniff lays before his readers for their approval certain observations and speculations reflecting on the political life

GDP figures underline scale of challenge for Labour to get the economy growing

That might just be the sound of the penny dropping for the Labour government, after Angela Rayner took a swipe at Brexit.

World’s largest ‘longitudinal cohort study’ reports that older teens and society’s most disadvantaged most likely to be affected

YouTube video by Peter Stefanovic

An indefinite pause to social care reform in Scotland has been welcomed by local authority organisation COSLA and trade unions – but what of the people who will bear the brunt of inaction? Organisati...