Interview: Author Lizzie Huxley-Jones on writing Vivi Conway and the Sword of Legend, and the importance of representation
Today (1 June), a new book is hitting the stands. We caught up with author Lizzie Huxley-Jones to find out more.
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INTERVIEW: Amy Conachan on the transition from TV to musicals as she stars in Orphans
Purple Day: epilepsy around the world
Interview: navigating neurodiversity
Disability on screen: Then Barbara Met Alan
Sophie Morgan: Driving Forwards
Exploring the transition to college in Katie Price: What Harvey Did Next
Abi Stevens: using art for good with Scope
DANIEL DURANT: visibility on screen
Breaking barriers with Jodie Ounsley
Whether she’s playing rugby or making videos on social media, Jodie Ounsley is changing people’s perceptions.
INTERVIEW: Putting disability in the Strictly spotlight
Amazing outfits, an iconic disco ball and impressive dance moves all come to mind when you think of Strictly Come Dancing, but this year, Rose Ayling-Ellis is putting disability in the spotlight as the show’s first ever deaf contestant.
Book release: Doddie Weir’s five year journey with MND
After raising millions for MND research since his Motor Neuron Disease (MND) diagnosis in 2016, ex-rugby star Doddie Weir has raised millions for MND research. Now, in his new book, Doddie explores the highs, lows and the laughter from his fight with the disease.
Interview: Comedian Adam Hills on an enlightening and empowering Paralympics ahead of The Last Leg of Tokyo 2020 on Channel 4
The countdown to the Tokyo 2020 Summer Paralympic Games is on and with the Games returns a special season of The Last Leg.
WeThe15: Launching the global movement for 1.2 billion persons with disabilities
Today (19 August), international organisations unite for a decade-long campaign to transform the lives of disabled people around the world.
Interview: Access to elected office with Pam Duncan-Glancy
Currently, just five members of UK parliament have declared a disability, totalling 0.8 per cent of the commons, leaving 22 per cent of the UK population without a strong political voice. Emma Storr investigates what more needs to be done.