Former DWP head Mel Stride was giving his speech at the Tory Party conference - and it was business as usual for the nasty gimp

The DWP has only admitted this chaos because they’ve had to, and of course they haven’t admitted this publicly - but in a private email

Wes Streeting's new review into mental health and neurodivergency will be vice chaired by “the most hated doctor in Britain”, Simon Wessely

It was worth the hours and hours of dance offs just to see Tom Skinner get the boot from Strictly, writes Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Rachel Charlton-Dailey‘s book is a groundbreaking history of 100 years of disability activism in the UK. 1 in 5 people in the UK are disabled yet disability activism remains overlooked in history books, media, and politics. Blending investigative journalism, social history and a call to action the book looks at protest – from disabled suffragettes to debates about genetic screening. This powerful, timely book shows how often disabled people, and their allies, have fought and won, and the need to keep fighting.

Police and the corporate media are weaponising the Manchester attack - yet damning failings by GMP are already being exposed

One of the only disabled activists to speak at Labour’s annual conference has delivered a powerful rebuke to ministers who have failed to do anything to curb the rising levels of disability-related…

For much of history, people with learning disabilities have been regarded as unworthy of interest - often seen as a threat to the social order and sometimes dismissed as barely human. While recent yea...

Prime minister Keir Starmer just laid into mental health in a cruel bid to cut DWP benefits and coerce disabled people into work.

At Labour's conference, a fringe event failed to provide basic accessibility for a disabled panellist so he could join speakers on stage