The government is simply bullying disabled people
Lucy Glennon: Vital sources of support for disabled people are being torn from them, and myths about benefits encouraged
The challenges of disability and pregnancy
Expecting a baby can be a worrying time – but for people with disabilities, there are added anxieties
Vision chip: ‘People looked like ghosts’
Miikka Terho describes how he lost his sight and the learning process after surgeons fitted an electronic chip to restore it
Vision chip restores sight to blind man
The chip, which contains 1,500 light-sensitive elements, replaces damaged cells in a blind person's retina
Social care recipients to control their personal budgets
Government to announce expansion of scheme from November, giving patients total autonomy over payments
Sniffing device allows paralysed woman to communicate
The woman used the revolutionary device, which is controlled by sniffing, to write a letter to her children
The truth about recovering from a brain injury
Life after a brain injury teaches you a lot about yourself. But mainly it teaches you about the grind of illness and recovery
Little Britain: what is life like as a small person?
Ricky Gervais's latest project is a sitcom that focuses on the daily life of a person of restricted growth. But what is it really like to be small?
Has residential respite care had its day?
The MS Society is about to decide whether to close all its respite care homes and offer more personalised support to its users. The outcome could have repercussions for other disability charities
Autism: A healing, not a cure
Rupert Isaacson believes riding has transformed his autistic son. Now he wants others to benefit from his experience. But is it too good to be true?