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The photo is taken outside. A man is sitting on the step of the open door of a black vehicle to the left-hand side. In the middle of the photo is a young man smiling. He is sitting in his wheelchair. To the right-hand side of the image is a woman, she is looking at the man. Those photographed are Warren, Tyler and Teresa.
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Bespoke Passenger Solutions extended to 2029 following positive impact

A woman is photographed in grey jogging bottoms and a pink top holding a white cane. She has her hand underneath a pedestrian crossing box, to feel for the rotating cone, to know when it is safe to cross the road.
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Mind the gap: Disabled people in England make significantly fewer journeys

Photo of John and his team floating in the space craft.
Lifestyle

John McFall set to make history as first disabled person in orbit

Photo of Rachel Gadsden next to a Van Gogh painting.
Lifestyle

Getting to know Rachel Gadsden, a visual and performance artist

Debs is bent down in the photograph with her hand behind Betty the black labradors head. They are both looking at the camera. Behind them is a stone beach and mountain range.
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Travelling abroad with a guide dog: I'm still learning

A group of children, young people and adults with limb differences. They are raising on hand in the air. In the middle is a sign that reads: Sport for all UK foundation.
Lifestyle

Inclusive golf collaboration supports children with upper body limb differences

The back of a white iPhone 12 smartphone being placed in a pocket. You can see the two cameras.
Lifestyle

Apple accessibility features 2026

A man and a women sat at a wooden table with a British Sign Language interpreter.
Lifestyle

HSBC UK becomes the first UK bank to roll-out British Sign Language training

The photo is of a white bookshelf with books pilled high. Three books are displayed up right "The fault in our stars", "Fourth wing" and The hunger games catching fire".
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National Book Lover’s Day: celebrating disability through literature