Kimberly Hind shares her experience of navigating the SEND system – and the emotional toll it took on her son Harvey and family

Big Issue has spoken to seven families about their fights for educational support for their disabled children, as the government prepares to announce plans to overhaul the system.

The new Wuthering Heights adaptation is in cinemas. Will the new film portray Heathcliff as a hearthrob or the cruel landlord of the novel?

New Bridgerton leading lady Yerin Ha speaks to the Big Issue about her hopes and fears as the fourth season is set to drop.

Strictly's Johannes Radebe speaks to the Big Issue about his life – from growing up in a township in South Africa, to facing homophobic bullying, grief and homelessness, and finding joy in dance.

Big Issue reporter Isabella McRae thought running wasn't for her. After a nudge from an app, she set herself a goal which changed everything.

Keiran King, head of humanitarian at War Child, gives the Big Issue a rare on-the-ground insight amid war in Sudan.

Moflin is an AI pet which has erupted in popularity in Japan. It has now launched in the UK and US, but will it have the same success?

In her book The View From Down Here, Lucy Webster argues that for disabled women, there is an additional battle to be seen as women at all.

Haunted houses have appeared in Gothic literature and horror films for centuries. We look into how the trope has changed in the modern day.

Dania Alafranji and her mother been separated by the war in Gaza and the UK government policy is blocking them from being reunited.

Haunted houses often stay on the market for longer and sell at a cheaper price than other homes, but would you dare tread on a ghost's territory?

The latest LeDeR report found that nearly four in 10 deaths of people with a learning disability in 2023 were ‘avoidable’.

More than 100 women are believed to have been arrested on suspicion of abortion over the last five years in England and Wales.

Crisis pregnancy centres which have been known to “misinform” women around abortion have become increasingly “professionalised” in the UK.

More than 100 women are believed to have been arrested on suspicion of abortion over the last five years in England and Wales.

Ahead of the release of Taylor Swift's The Life of a Showgirl, the Big Issue spoke to British 'showgirls' about the glamour of their world.

Children living in poverty in London are having their bedrooms transformed through this project run by The Childhood Trust.

These children are trying to raise £18,000 for homelessness charities, an amount they have calculated would help one person off the streets.

The Home Office has pledged to crack down on the number of students overstaying their visa after graduating

The Big Issue shadowed the police officers trying to tackle cuckooing in Camden and Islington, where they have brought down the numbers.

Glasgow council declared it a dangerous building, but delays and costs meant it was still standing in July 2025 – until its collapse.

Rachael Maskell speaks to the Big Issue about losing the Labour whip, and why she stands by her decision to rebel against the welfare cuts.

Professor Amelia Lake, dietitian and public health nutritionist at Teesside University, writes about health inequalities facing the North.

Renowned photographer Misan Harriman has unveiled his first solo exhibition 'The Purpose of Light' featuring images of protest and resistance.

Access All: MPs vote in controversial benefits change

Make Poverty History blazed a trail in reducing poverty across the world. But now progress is heading backwards so where do we go from here?

Rebel Labour MPs explain to the Big Issue why they could not "in good conscience" vote for the disability benefit cuts in the welfare bill.

Teacher Ahmed Abu Riziq decided he wanted to help children in Gaza, so he set up schools in tents. They try to make the children smile.

DWP data obtained by Big Issue shows that the majority of people with heart failure, HIV and arthritis are at risk of losing their benefits.

This is the story behind the Big Issue's Young Team Takeover – a special edition created entirely by young people.

There was an impassioned debate on assisted dying ahead of the vote which will see MP Kim Leadbeater's bill taken to the next stage.

The Big Issue speaks to four people supported by charity Oasis about what life is like for asylum seekers and refugees in Wales.

We attended an afternoon tea made and served entirely by people with learning disabilities at the Hilton, which is offering work experience.

Pushers, the first sitcom written by Rosie Jones, is an opportunity to start a conversation about disabilities.

The Big Issue attended a photo-call where Labour MPs publicly opposed the government's plans for disability benefit cuts.

The Big Issue attended a photo-call where Labour MPs publicly opposed the government's plans for disability benefit cuts.

Nikki Lilly is a content creator with facial difference. She speaks to the Big Issue about why positive representation is so important.

Lollipop tells the story of a young single mother who leaves prison expecting to be reunited with her kids, but released into homelessness.

Lollipop tells the story of a young single mother who leaves prison expecting to be reunited with her kids, but released into homelessness.

British Palestinians held an urgent press conference calling for the UK government to act to help people in Gaza.

Striking NHS workers in Manchester's mental health services have accepted a deal for more funding – but they fear problems persist.