Ian Tebbetts has two sons, being a father he knows they share the same birthday, he realises they look similar – they are twins after all, although there’s one thing Ian doesn’t know about his children – what they actually look like, as he has never seen their faces.
On Monday’s Panorama the BBC documentary series will tackle the controversial issue regarding the relationship between mental health patients and the police.
If we told you there was a program on television tonight focusing on someone from Devon who woke up one morning to find out they had turned Chinese you’d probably think it was the plot for a far-fetched drama hidden away on a lesser-known cable TV station.
I’m Spazticus returns to our screens this week as we have the opportunity to laugh at disabled people pulling pranks on members of the public and a handful of celebrities.
It’s a hobby, it’s a lifestyle, it brings people together and for some Sport can be a lifeline, especially for those involved in the PMA Sports Academy.
Ever since the government announced their plans to reform the disability living allowance we have followed numerous stories concentrating on those who will be affected and the unsettling future those with disabilities now face.
With most of us tucked in bed at the unearthly hour of 1.30am Wednesday morning you may have missed an informative debate issuing the effects social media is having on mental health.
Fans of The Last Leg will be thrilled to hear they have a double-helping of the show’s co-presenter Alex Brooker when the comedy series returns to our screens tomorrow (31 July) evening.
In tonight’s (30 July) BBC3 documentary we follow a group of young adults embarking on a camping trip with a twist. All the youngsters cope with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, a condition many people find difficult to understand and therefore those with the illness can feel isolated and afraid to share their disability with others.