BBC News Disability

Dorothy Miles, a pioneer in "sign poetry" is honoured with a plaque outside her home in Rhyl.

The model and TV personality has been told she has three months to find her son a new home.

The ombudsman finds that North Northamptonshire Council failed to offer a specialist school place.

Suffolk County Council apologises to the family for failing to provide alternative education.

All public transport to be wheelchair friendly and building accessible homes feature in the wish list.

Amelia the Labrador and Levi the delivery robot have been getting to know each other.

The council says allocating special educational needs places takes time and cannot be rushed.

Guide Dogs is carrying out specialist training after owners reported dogs being unnerved.

The centre was built to train Britain's top archers but will also be available for community groups.

Planners say demolishing Bracknell Bus Station will make the town "more accessible".

Johnny Timpson says the government is failing to protect vulnerable people by not intervening earlier.

Peter Livingstone hopes the inquiry will look at how people with disabilities coped in the pandemic.

Marcus Hanlin, 57, who had Down's Syndrome, choked on a conker that was part of a sensory activity.

Andrew Tomlinson believes he is the first runner with cerebral palsy to complete the six major marathons.

Lloyd Martin's London Marathon run makes him the youngest in his disability category to finish one.

Karolina Pakenaite, 28, is hoping to make history as the first deafblind person to reach the summit.

Daniel Challis, who uses a communication device, wanted a regional accent to sound like his family.

Click reporter Paul Carter has a go at playing Minecraft with his eyes.