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The government has been ordered to release a number of sick and disabled people quarantining in hotels after returning from red list countries.
The number of people who have won Personal Independent Payment (PIP) tribunals has hit an all-time high.
A doctor is under investigation for the death of a teenage boy after prescribing him an anti-psychotic drug against his parents’ wishes.
Senator Chuck Schumer has been criticised for using an offensive term being interviewed about his time in office during the seventies.
A new study suggests disabled people are feeling anxious going out in public when the UK comes out of lockdown.
A disabled woman who moved to a new borough in Merseyside has regretted the decision after closure of local shops has caused a series of problems.
Over 2,000 people with learning disabilities and/or autism are still being confined to assessment and treatment units (ATUs) across England despite the government promising more patients will be allowed to live at home.
A student with a life-changing disability said she was left ‘humiliated’ after a council bus driver refused to lower his ramp for her wheelchair because he was running late.
Around 8,000 prisoners could have been eligible for mental health treatment requirement (MHTR) but are missing out on the service due to a lack of funding.
When Amazon launched their special booth for employees to unwind and protect their wellbeing the e-commerce firm they believed they were doing the right thing, but they were unprepared for the backlash.