All news on the topic: Disability

The maid of honour had been best friends with the bride since school but was left heartbroken when she learned her disabled daughter wouldn't be able to go to the wedding

Jane Dotchin makes the journey from her home in Hexham, Northumberland, to the north of Scotland every year and has even won awards for her long-distance exploits

Around five percent admitted to parking in disabled spaces when they shouldn't and seven percent admitted doing the same for parent-child bays - but there are times when you are permitted

The plans to close almost every ticket office in England have caused outrage, with the Mirror campaigning to save them - and disabled rail users have now applied for a judicial review

Asda shoppers have praised the supermarket for being 'beauties' after they noticed a range of children's clothes that go above and beyond - and they're impressed

It comes as eight in ten disabled gamers have struggled to play their favourite games - due to inaccessible game features

Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey says the Tory party conference is using disabled people to distract from their own damage to taxpayers

Cabinet Minister Mark Harper doubled down on moves to shut 974 railway station front counters in a bid to save money, despite the plan triggering a huge backlash

Footage from Maryland, US, reveals the shocking treatment a wheelchair user who was dragged out of the car and left on the ground, as cops sorted out a case of mistaken identity

Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey has been left unimpressed with the government's latest disability awareness campaign

Claire Löwen was busy running typical mum errands when she slipped and fell all the way to the bottom of the stairs at her home in Prestwich, leaving her in need of a wheelchair

Katelyn Pavey was born with only one fully developed arm - but that wasn’t enough to stop her becoming one of the USA’s best amateur softball players. Now, a film is being released about Pavey’s inspirational story

Steven King was unable to visit the toilet or take his medication, and says he was told 'to call 999' if he needed a drink – an experience that left him contemplating suicide

Dollceanna Carter, who had spina bifida and scoliosis, died after a number of operations allegedly led to her developing sepsis – now her parents are demanding answers

Rachel Charlton-Dailey stresses it's certainly not easy to get benefits if you're disabled and involves a gruelling system that can be very hard to deal with

Violet Heasley, 8, was forced to wear a nappy to school every day because her school did not have a wheelchair-access toilet, leaving her mum to fight for her 'dignity'

Cancer survivor and disabled mum of two Dawn Steel says she fears she will miss crucial hospital appointments as a result of "not qualifying" for patient transport

Despite reporting the broken lift over a week ago and forking out £150 per month for property maintenance, wheelchair user Chris Purnell remains stuck in his fourth-floor flat

There are six ways a person qualifies for a Blue Badge for cars which allow thousands of drivers to park in disabled bays closer to supermarkets and businesses

WARNING: DISTURBING DETAILS - Jewel Shuping has Body Integrity Identity Disorder and dreamt of being blind since she was a child, so in 2006 she took matters into her own hands

Mirror columnist Anna Morrell explains why a reported proposal to cut the number of support plans available to children with special education needs won't benefit anyone, and why Britain's collapsing care system has been dealt another blow

Stephanie Aston was told her painful symptoms were 'all in her head' before she died. This should be shocking, but as a disabled woman, it was also deeply upsetting, because for almost my whole life doctors have not believed me

A school has said they have 'acted quickly' after a video circulating on Snapchat appeared to show a disabled girl being kicked in the face on the street by a fellow pupil

Mirror columnist Anna Morell has strong feelings about Disabled people being told to 'look for employment' and is calling on the government to do more for people with health issues

Ben and Kate Griffiths, from Mold, North Wales, reveal how their adoption mission saved little Winnie-Rose from a grim life