Disabled people’s organisations (DPOs) have united in opposition to attempts to legalise assisted suicide, after months of ...

Many terminally-ill people would feel “duress” and “pressure” to choose an assisted suicide if it is legalised, because of ...

A new project to research and reveal 50 years of stories behind the rise of the disability arts movement has been awarded ...

A new “independent” investigation into the rising number of young people who are not in jobs, training or education will ...

The disability minister has refused once again to explain what role he played in his department’s secret programme to cut ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has refused to rule out spending cuts to personal independence payment (PIP) when ...

New official figures – hidden by government and opposition parties – have exposed months of lies by politicians and the media ...

A veteran activist, who has spent her life campaigning for disability rights, has called on the government to fix the “rotten ...

Cross-party MPs have warned that ministers’ refusal to introduce a key protection into their new fraud and error bill could see a repeat of the countless deaths caused by the austerity measures of ...

Disabled experts from the United Nations have told the UK government to carry out a “comprehensive” assessment of the human rights impact of its universal credit cuts bill, further plans to reform ...

A government review has called for action by employers and ministers to ensure “safer, more supportive, inclusive workplaces” ...

Tens of thousands of disabled people and allies have made clear to the government that they reject any plans to cut spending ...