All news on the topic: Disability
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Fury as quarter of businesses defy laws to adapt so they can employ blind people
Businesses have a duty to make adjustments for disabled employees and job applicants under the Equalities Act 2010 yet companies have admitted they think adjustments are too costly
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Daughter survived family massacre by hiding from pensioner gunman in his 80s
An adult woman with special needs was forced to barricaded herself in her bathroom as her father tragically murdered her sister and mother - before shooting himself in a different room
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Man visits Specsavers for eye condition and meets his dream woman
Devante, who was diagnosed at seven with incurable eye condition retinitis pigmentosa, which gives him tunnel vision and leads to blindness, met his girlfriend during a trip to Specsavers
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Primark praised over 'amazing' adaptive underwear with Velcro and magnets
Shoppers have praised fashion retailer Primark for their 'inspirational' inclusivie underwear range that is designed to help people with additional needs and disabilities
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Man dies after falling asleep in mobility scooter and plunging off promenade
A coroner has now written to East Suffolk Council after John Gray's accident in Felixstowe, Suffolk, with his concerns that there could be similar tragedies in future
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easyJet tells disabled mum to pay 'extra £300' for her hotel transfer
EasyJet has apologised after disabled Jackie McKibbens was told she could not use the standard coach transfer from Malaga Airport to her hotel in Fuengirola, Costa del Sol
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Mum says disabled daughter has 'shut down' after flood left her without bed
Amy Kavanagh, 31, suffers from Rett Syndrome and was left without a bed at Glasgow’s Haydale Care Home after flooding caused water damage to her floor and ceiling
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'Dragons' Den scandal has caused untold damage - pulling episode is not enough'
The BBC has been embroiled in controversy after medical charities and experts condemned Giselle Boxer's pitch on Dragons' Den. This isn't some small cock-up - the irresponsible claims play into a wider culture of misinformation about ME
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London and Paris among some of Europe's best accessible cities
Data from Tripadvisor and Yelp collected by Iglu Cruises has found the most disability-friendly travel destinations in Europe for 2024, with London, Paris and Amsterdam at the top of the list
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'I live in chronic pain but won't back assisted dying, kids are being killed'
Despite spending his days in agony, Andrew, who suffers from spina bifida, tells The Mirror why he will never support Esther Rantzen's petition for assisted dying to become legal in the UK
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DWP says disabled people will be able to apply for grants online from April
Access to Work grants are intended to help people with disabilities, or physical and mental health conditions to get practical support, including special equipment, travel costs, or a sign language interpreter.
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PM urged to reverse disability decision in letter from ParalympicsGB
“With this one decision the Government have stated that 24 per cent of the population are not a priority and do not need to have their voices heard"
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You may automatically qualify for Blue Badge scheme - full list of who does
A Blue Badge helps those with physical disabilities or health conditions park closer to where they need to go, such as shopping centres and supermarkets, and they can be used abroad
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Families of disabled children in 'battle' for access to free school meals
More than 100,000 eligible disabled children are unable to access the free school meals they are meant to receive due to reasons including sensory difficulties or absence due to illness
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Parents told 'make own arrangements' after autistic children's transport axed
Parents with children in the special educational needs (SEN) provisions at Hawthornden Primary School, Scotland, were reportedly told their transport was cancelled with 24-hour notice
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Boy, 10, paralysed in hospital for 300 days after falling ill on family holiday
Jude Keil, 10, from Kent, has spent more than 300 days in hospital and baffled doctors around the world after losing his speech and only being able to move a few fingers
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Wheelchair user delighted as she's finally able to go on bucket list tour
A newly accessible bus tour is allowing wheelchair users and those with limited mobility to explore the volcanic landscape of Timanfaya National Park on Lanzarote, the Canary Islands for the first time
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Japan earthquake survivor in her 90s found alive under rubble five days later
A woman in her 90s was found in the wreckage of a two-storey building in the town of Suzu, days after the 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck the Japan Sea coast on Monday, flattening towns on the remote Noto peninsula
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Parents told girl may never walk before getting surgery while still in the womb
Parents Georgia and Tyler were told their daughter might never be able to walk, but a major spinal operation on Piper-Kohl Kelly while she was still in the womb has allowed a young girl to flourish
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Thousands of parents can apply for 15 hours free childcare as applications open
Working parents of two-year-olds in England will be able to access 15 hours a week free childcare from April 2024 - and applications open today (January 2)
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Girl, 2, is only person in world with unique condition - and she's mum's miracle
Despite doctors warning that she would never talk, her mum Sian Lawrence says Amelia has defied the odds to speak and has become a 'very chatty' little girl
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New EastEnders star shares explosive plot twist that will leave viewers reeling
New girl Kitty, who plays Penny Branning, admits her early scenes were so full of drama that her mum jokingly said she was taking too much of Penny’s wild child personality home after filming
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Driverless cars will be on UK roads in two years, Transport Secretary says
The technology, which allows drivers not to concentrate on the road, could boost road safety and make it easier for disabled people to travel independently
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Disabled train passengers assaulted after refusing to give up their seats
Two train passengers who were on a train from Kent to London were assaulted on September 9. The British Transport Police now shared images of two women they want to speak to
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Santander business awards crowns start-up winner - an app for disabled community
The Snowball app was designed by entrepreneur, Simon Sansome, to allow the disabled community to review accessibility credentials for amenities like shops and restaurants
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