Jodie Ounsley, known as Fury on Gladiators, will perform on the Strictly Christmas special after the tragic loss of her father. She vows to make him proud. Watch on BBC1, Christmas Day at 5:30pm.
A transgender NSA data scientist files a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging an executive order on gender recognition. Read the full story on the landmark civil rights case.
A Cheshire solicitor faces a social media storm after hosting a 'council estate dinner' party. Critics label the themed event 'derogatory' and 'insensitive'. Read the full story and reaction.
Nearly 1,000 Wickes employees are set to receive a £14.1 million payout from a share save scheme, with individual profits reaching over £22,000. Read the full story of this retail success.
ITVX crime drama Code of Silence, starring deaf actress Rose Ayling-Ellis, has viewers hooked. Fans binge all six episodes in a day as groundbreaking show gets a second season. Read more.
Dozens of Oakland McDonald's employees face job loss just before holidays after restaurant's permanent closure following viral rat infestation scandal. Workers demand transfers.
A 7-Eleven employee in Oklahoma was fired after shooting a customer who strangled her. She chose her life over company policy. Read her powerful story of survival.
A Missouri city pays $500,000 after a police officer shot a blind and deaf Shih Tzu named Teddy. The owner hopes this tragedy leads to better police training. Read the full story.
A Missouri city pays $500,000 after a police officer shot a blind and deaf Shih Tzu named Teddy. The settlement follows public outrage and resignations. Read the full story.
A deaf technician was sacked by Tesla after extreme heat at its Texas Gigafactory disabled his hearing aids. Read the shocking details of this discrimination case.
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence firm xAI faces serious allegations after employees claim they were pressured to provide sensitive biometric information, including fingerprints and eye scans, raising major privacy and ethical concerns in the tech indus
Australia's national airline Qantas has been condemned after employees were caught deliberately destroying unused sleep kits in full view of passengers, sparking outrage and environmental concerns.
In a landmark victory for accessibility, American Sign Language interpreters now feature prominently during White House press briefings following persistent advocacy from deaf organisations.
Explosive allegations emerge that Trump administration officials prevented interpreters for deaf staff from documenting sensitive White House discussions, raising serious security and transparency concerns.
Exclusive investigation reveals British companies are leaving staff to shoulder crippling IVF costs, with many forced into debt or abandoning family dreams altogether.
A deaf woman's incredible story of survival after her small plane crashed in swampland, spending 30 hours alone before rescue teams found her alive.
Producers of London's Live Aid musical remove classic lyrics from The Who's hit song, citing modern sensibilities and sparking debate about artistic integrity versus contemporary language standards.
A Westminster City Council employee has been suspended after allegedly using a neighbour's Ring doorbell to monitor a colleague on sick leave, raising serious questions about workplace surveillance and privacy rights.
An Apple employee reveals the shocking moment he was told his birth name didn't fit the company's 'professional image' and had to adopt a corporate-approved alternative.
A scathing anonymous Glassdoor review from a former New York employee has gone viral, detailing alleged toxic workplace practices and sparking widespread discussion about corporate transparency and employee rights in the digital age.
Thousands of UK businesses risk hefty penalties for failing to comply with obscure 1992 workplace toilet regulations requiring proper facilities for employees.
Comedian Amy Poehler sparks controversy with insensitive comments during Aziz Ansari's podcast, drawing criticism for her 'tone-deaf' approach to discussing sensitive topics in the entertainment industry.
A former Commonwealth Bank worker dramatically confronted CEO Matt Comyn after being terminated by artificial intelligence, exposing growing concerns about algorithmic accountability in Australia's banking sector.
Oscar-winning actress Rachel Shenton reveals how her father's sudden deafness inspired Channel 5's heartwarming series 'Creatures Great and Small' and her ongoing advocacy for the deaf community.
Exclusive investigation reveals how Britain's toxic work culture mirrors China's notorious '996' system, with devastating impacts on mental health and work-life balance.
Former Strictly Come Dancing star Tasha Ghouri secures major presenting role on popular morning show, marking exciting career move following her dancefloor triumph.
Exclusive investigation reveals major film studios are replacing skilled human subtitlers with error-prone AI, risking accessibility and quality for Deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers.
This Morning presenter Holly Willoughby faces criticism for sharing photos of a lavish wellness retreat while many Brits struggle with soaring energy bills and financial pressures.
Love Island star Tasha Ghouri opens up about the 'disgusting ableist trolling' she faces online and her powerful mission to champion disability awareness and deaf representation.
Deaf model and reality star Tasha Ghouri swaps the villa for a holy trail as she joins the cast of the BBC's acclaimed series Pilgrimage, documenting her transformative journey across the UK.