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20th Century Studios has announced a VHS release of Alien: Romulus.

On 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act (EAA) came into force, setting new legal requirements for digital accessibility across the EU. The law applies to any business providing digital prod…

Meta’s Ray‑Ban smart glasses feature an integrated camera, microphones, and Meta AI. They can identify objects, read text aloud, and describe surroundings—making tasks like reading menus, sorting laundry, or even playing with grandkids easier. One user, Allison Pomeroy, shared how voice prompts from the glasses replaced her husband’s help for daily activities  Meta teamed up with Be My Eyes to bring live video help into the glasses.

Disabled people want politicians to “assist them to live, not to die”, Labour’s Vicky Foxcroft told the Commons. "I don’t claim that every disabled person opposes assisted dying, but I do claim that the vast majority of disabled people and their organisations oppose it." They need the health and social care system fixing first. They want us as parliamentarians to assist them to live, not to die.

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill will either clear the House of Commons and move to the Lords, or fail completely

Sarah Herrlinger, Apple’s Senior Director of Global Accessibility Policy, recently described a new feature that allows a single audio source to broadcast to multiple devices without the need for pairing. She called it “a great next step in the innovation of Bluetooth.” However, when asked if this would be coming to AirPods in the future, she remained characteristically reserved, saying, “As you probably well know, Apple does not tend to speak about things that are not out in our world.”

In today’s digital age, seamless online interactions are integral to the customer journey. However, many companies overlook the importance of accessibility, inadvertently alienating a significant portion of the market. Research indicates that 96% of the top one million home pages have evident accessibility issues. Accessibility isn’t just about inclusivity; it’s a business imperative. In the U.S., individuals with disabilities control $490 billion in annual disposable income.

Apple has unveiled a comprehensive suite of new accessibility features set to launch later in 2025 across iOS, macOS, and visionOS platforms. These enhancements aim to improve usability for individuals with various disabilities, including visual, hearing, mobility, and cognitive challenges. Here’s a summary of the key announcements: 🔠 Accessibility Nutrition Labels Apple is introducing Accessibility Nutrition Labels on the App Store.

Policy in Practice analysis shows twice as many people affected in north-east, north-west and Wales than in London and south-east Mark Brown North of England correspondentThu 24 Apr 2025 14.00 BSTShare A £5bn programme of disability benefits cuts planned by the UK government will disproportionately hit people living in Wales and northern England “entrenching deprivation”, according to new analysis. The consultancy…

Reacting to the Labour Government’s new proposed changes to PIP (Personal Independence Payment) has me feeling a mix of frustration, relief, and cautious optimism. Let’s be clear: support for people with genuine disabilities—physical or mental—must remain a priority. But the current system? It’s bloated, unsustainable, and too easy to exploit. I fully believe in compassion. People struggling with mental health absolutely deserve support.

The London Underground and other modes of transport in London have free travel for disabled people. There is an eligibility criteria that one has to meet to receive a Disabled Person's Freedom Pass.