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Hannah Steadman, 19, who suffers from several chronic conditions - including epilepsy and autism, delivered an open letter to the prime minister, sighed by over 10,000 people

A minister ignored concerns about proposed benefit cuts that were raised in a meeting by his own network of disability advisers, months before the government published its ill-fated universal credi…

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Nazareth, Israel, July 10, 2025—Police arrested and detained journalist and activist Israel Frey on Wednesday, July 9, in Tel Aviv after the State Attorney’s office opened a criminal investigation on ...

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Labour MPs have voted to impose £2 billion-a-year cuts on disabled people who cannot work, despite a last-minute intervention by UN disability rights experts, and repeated warnings that the bill wi…

A UN committee of disabled experts has told the government that its new benefit cuts bill appears to be a fresh attack on disabled people’s rights, a year after it issued a similar warning to the C…

Inclusive education campaigners have called for a “complete shift in thinking” on how disabled children and young people are educated, just as the government faces public uproar over reforms to the…

[I was in court in Bradford today for the coroner’s conclusion of Myles’s inquest. I have reproduced in full his summing up and conclusion, which was that Myles died from a natural death to which neglect contributed. The coroner is issuing two Prevention of Future Death reports, one to the Dalton Surgery (GPs) and one to […]

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Exclusive: Vicky Foxcroft, who resigned as whip over welfare bill, urges ministers to work with affected people on changes

Your government is choosing to balance the books on the backs of disabled people. That’s not the country we are supposed to be building, says Labour MP Richard Burgon

New Centre for Ageing Better analysis reveals how few homes in the UK are fully accessible, and the huge regional variations with some residents' chances of finding an accessible home six times lower…

Keir Starmer has backtracked on his proposed disability cuts, but only to the position of creating a two-tier disability system in which people who become disabled in the future face lose out.

The minister for social security and disability has insisted that billions of pounds a year of cuts to disability benefits must go ahead, despite the risk that they will once again cause countless …

Keir Starmer’s disability benefit U-turn hasn’t ended a row—it’s exposed a deeper crisis in his leadership. He's losing trust fast.

Last minute compromise over disability benefits cuts may have saved Starmer, but rebels' climbdown suggests they only care about their seats

Government concessions fail to appease disabled people’s groups, concerned that disabled people in the future will be condemned to poverty

A minister has finally admitted that spending on working-age benefits is stable, and is not spiralling out of control, despite months of claims from his own department and fellow ministers. Sir Ste…