The BBC has launched a new set of commitments which will see the broadcaster represent a wider number of disabled people in front and behind of the camera as well as improving access to future productions.
Chris Kamara is set to speak out about his speech apraxia diagnosis in a new ITV documentary later this month.
Rose Ayling-Ellis has expressed how proud she is of the team behind Eastenders on how they represented people with hearing loss.
Matt Hancock has defended his decision to sign up for I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, but his statement has dramatically backfired.
Love Island’s Tasha Ghouri has set her sights on signing up to BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing in a bid to make TV shows more inclusive.
Christina Applegate has spoken candidly about being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis ahead of the third and final season of Dead to Me.
Sophie Morgan investigates the shocking cases of domestic abuse in disabled people for a new Channel 4 documentary.
The Countryfile Ramble for BBC Children in Need treks into our TV schedule this weekend as a group of inspirational youngsters put on their hiking boots for a good cause.
A new BBC documentary highlights the growing interest in care farming which provides accessible agricultural land for budding farmers with learning disabilities.
Stormzy has opened up on how a past break-up had a significant effect on his mental health.