Eurostar error strands wheelchair user in Rotterdam
A British wheelchair user's journey from Brussels to London descends into chaos as a Eurostar train error leaves him stranded 100km away in Rotterdam, sparking outrage over disabled travel rights.
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Ian Rankin's Stirling Castle Blue Badge Ordeal
Celebrated crime writer Sir Ian Rankin was left stranded outside historic Stirling Castle after his disabled parking permit was challenged by an overzealous attendant, sparking outrage and highlighting accessibility issues at Scotland's premier heritage s
Mum's fury as Aldi 'fails' her disabled son in accessibility row
A mother from Broxburn condemns Aldi after staff allegedly refuse to help her 6-year-old disabled son, sparking a debate on supermarket accessibility policies.
Robin Millar: UK's Disability Barriers Are a National Failing
Music legend and disability rights campaigner Sir Robin Millar speaks out on the persistent physical and societal barriers facing disabled people in Britain today, urging for radical change.
E-Scooters Cause 'Anxiety Crisis' For Blind Pedestrians
Exclusive RNIB report reveals the terrifying rise of pavement riding, forcing blind and partially sighted people to fear for their safety on every journey. Discover the urgent call for action.
iPhone Users Discover 'Mind-Blowing' Hidden Button Trick
Apple fans are only just discovering a genius hidden iPhone feature that creates a virtual button anywhere on the screen, revolutionising one-handed use.
Wheelchair User Abandoned Outside Medical Centre
A disabled woman was allegedly abandoned in her wheelchair outside a US medical facility, sparking outrage and raising serious questions about patient care standards and disability rights.
From Vet to Vet: The Canine Diabetes Drug Changing Human Lives
The incredible story of exenatide, a diabetes medication developed for dogs, that is now revolutionising human weight loss treatments and reshaping our understanding of obesity.
Hairdresser's 'I'm not touching that' refusal to alopecia sufferer
A woman with alopecia was left heartbroken after a salon refused her a simple blow-dry, sparking a major debate on discrimination and accessibility in the beauty industry.
Mum's disabled bay blocked by neighbour with 'selfish' note
A furious mum was left unable to park in her designated disabled bay after a neighbour blocked it and left a 'selfish' note. The shocking incident has sparked outrage online.
7 Health Risks for Disabled People in UK
New research highlights seven major health issues disproportionately affecting people with disabilities in the UK, urging better healthcare access and awareness.
Cancer survival rates show promising improvement
New data reveals promising advancements in survival rates for pancreatic and testicular cancers, offering hope to patients and healthcare professionals alike.
Council denies parking for disabled wife
A frustrated husband's plea to build a parking space for his disabled wife was rejected by the council, sparking outrage over accessibility rights.
Study reveals promising alternatives to chemotherapy
Groundbreaking research suggests potential alternatives to traditional chemotherapy, offering hope for more effective and less toxic cancer treatments.
Southwest Airlines apologises to blind passengers
Southwest Airlines faces backlash after multiple incidents involving blind passengers being denied proper assistance. The airline has issued an apology, but advocates demand systemic changes.
LA Paralympics 2028: Is the US Ready?
As Los Angeles prepares to host the 2028 Paralympics, questions arise about whether the US has done enough to ensure accessibility, inclusivity, and a memorable event for athletes and fans alike.
Surgeons perform groundbreaking paediatric procedures in UK
A team of skilled surgeons from Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool and Royal Bolton Hospital have successfully completed a series of complex paediatric procedures, showcasing medical excellence in the UK.
Pregnant mum barred from McDonald's drive-thru
A heavily pregnant woman was refused service at a McDonald's drive-thru for walking through, despite being unable to fit in a car. The incident has sparked a debate over accessibility and common sense.
Disabled boy banned from bouncy castle over 'risk' claim
A mother shares her shock after her son with a spinal disability was denied access to a bouncy castle, sparking a debate on inclusivity and accessibility.
Skink venom resistance could transform antivenom design
Groundbreaking research into Australian skinks' natural resistance to snake venom may pave the way for more effective and streamlined antivenom treatments.
Ryanair wheelchair damage leaves quadriplegic passenger stranded
A mother's emotional plea after Ryanair allegedly damages her quadriplegic son's wheelchair, leaving them stranded in Warsaw. The airline faces backlash over accessibility failures.
Disabled woman's EasyJet ordeal sparks outrage
A disabled woman shares her harrowing experience with EasyJet after being left stranded without assistance, sparking outrage and calls for better airline policies.
New Orleans rolls out municipal ID cards for inclusivity
New Orleans launches a municipal ID programme aimed at enhancing access to services for all residents, including marginalised communities.
Disability drives innovation: 7 tech breakthroughs
Discover how disability has sparked some of the most groundbreaking innovations in technology, from voice recognition to smart prosthetics.
Top 40 British inventions that shaped the modern world
From the steam engine to the World Wide Web, discover the 40 most groundbreaking British inventions that revolutionised modern life.
10,000 UK walking routes mapped for accessibility
Volunteers have charted over 10,000 walking routes to make exploring Britain's countryside easier and more inclusive for everyone.
Blue Badge holders gain access to disabled parking at UK attractions
New rules allow Blue Badge holders to use disabled parking bays at popular tourist sites, making travel more accessible for millions.
NHS urges public to donate DNA for medical research
Experts from the NHS are calling on Britons to contribute their DNA to a revolutionary health initiative aimed at transforming personalised medicine and disease prevention.
Disabled Oasis fan slams Wembley's 'disgraceful' gig access
A disabled Oasis fan has criticised the lack of accessibility at Wembley Stadium during a recent gig, calling the experience 'disgraceful' and demanding better facilities for fans with disabilities.
Disabled Oasis fans dance in wheelchairs at concert
Heartwarming footage shows disabled Oasis fans in wheelchairs joyfully dancing at a concert, proving music knows no boundaries.
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