Katie's 17-year-old son Harvey is set to work with an autism charity, after being announced as an ambassador

Martin Lewis challenges Sajid Javid over the government's decision to stop the £500 payment for people on low income and statutory sick pay for those self-is...

I don’t want special treatment, I just want the same miserable experience of commuting as everyone else

The government tells train firms to ditch the controversial closures, sparking anger from rail bosses.

The Japanese man, paralysed below the waist, had to pull himself aboard without assistance.

Disabled people are having to choose between eating and heating their homes thanks to rising living costs.

Ollie Garza-Pena was thrilled to see a little boy just like him modeling clothes on a billboard in his local Target store

Frank Mills, six, initially wanted to raise £99 to match Captain Tom's age, but has since seen that total rocket.

Cherylee Houston has launched the hashtag #TakingTheDis to give an insight into the barriers faced by the disabled

A high street first.

A wheelchair user from Brighton uses her love of vintage fashion to challenge thinking on disability.

Aeyvi has worked hard to raise awareness about her chronic illness, but it has also made her a target for online attacks.

Sarah Gordy MBE is the first person with Down's syndrome to receive the honour from a UK university.

‘You're too pretty to be in a wheelchair.’

Lifts and adjustable ticket counters will be among the upgrades at stations across Britain.

Disability History Month highlights how far the disabled community has come, and how far we have left to go.

River Dove London had never stood on his own before staff at Key to CP in Rochester, New York, handed him a microphone so he could perform 'I Just Can't Wait to be King' from the hit Disney movie.

Game can be played by visually impaired and sighted users

The winning app is being developed by Amazon Web Services and will be released for use in schools.

"I’m not 'brave' for having a disability: it’s not a choice."

A quarter of Wales and the Borders' 247 stations are not wheelchair-friendly.

IN A galaxy far far away (in Fareham), one dad is on a mission to give his daughter a superhero just like her.

Disabled people are spending an average of £570 more than their non-disabled counterparts on everyday living expenses every month, with […]

Adam Stanton-Wharmby will travel from Cheltenham to Cardiff in his wheelchair using cycle routes

An emoji is nice and all but that won’t make me feel like an equal member of society when I can't afford parts for my broken wheelchair.

‘The frustrations and uncertainties disabled passengers face can turn what should be a straightforward journey into a nightmare’

A YOUNG girl born with a physical disability has formed a special relationship with a puppy she is helping train to become a police dog.

Aubrey Garcia, who has spina bifida, took to the track just a year after teaching herself how to walk unaided. She kept on running and crossed the finish line even after suffering a bad stumble

BRITAIN’S Got Talent winner Lee Ridley – aka Lost Voice Guy – is the stand-up who can’t stand up.  Despite having cerebral palsy which also left him unable to talk, he studied journalism at uni and…

Historically, disabled people's needs have driven some of the world’s greatest technological innovations - more than ever, we need to ensure that accessibility is dedicated to technical development...

Dylan Hughes and Amelie Barker have known each other since they were three and plan to marry.

“Maybe I should wear a badge: ‘I’m happy to talk about disability!’” she laughs

Protesters in wheelchairs have attempted to blockade the entrance to the House of Commons in protest at cuts to disability benefits.

Freya's degenerative genetic disorder hasn't stopped her competing for her country in three different sports.

Rail bosses have backed a young girl’s campaign to raise awareness of invisible disabilities, after she experienced abuse from strangers for using an

The inclusive shoot has a cast of kids aged between two and 11

It comes after a student who was using a disabled bathroom to empty an ileostomy bag, was confronted by staff and asked if she was doing drugs.

'What, there is no wheelchair space in first class?'

Chris Packham reveals how Asperger's syndrome helps him to see the world in a different way.