BBC News Disability

Charlie Beeston is blind and says all clubs should have Audio Descriptive Commentary.

France's government may change the Olympic opening ceremony in Paris because of security worries.

Marcus Hanlin died after swallowing conkers when he was left unsupervised, an inquest hears.

A blind man who ran the Manchester Marathon untethered says his sight loss never holds him back.

A Norfolk family have struggled to find a suitable room when they want to stay away for the night.

Drivers in the UK's only all-disabled competitive racing team say the sport is a great leveller.

Deaffest which showcases films by deaf creatives is marking its 15th anniversary in Wolverhampton.

Chris Packham led the walk to raise awareness of how hearing dogs can support deaf people.

More than £3,000 has been raised for the memorial, which will be unveiled on Thursday.

UK's first blind overseas ambassador Victoria Harrison says being blind can help build relationships.

Seán Dillon says his County Tyrone primary school wants to open a new autism support class next year.

Retired athlete Stef Reid says the company doesn't sell single shoes despite using amputee models.

Plans for the new school near Selby get the go-ahead despite claims it will be "staggeringly ugly".

Shaun Cooke's parents say Worcestershire Royal Hospital almost gave their son an overdose.

A growing number of children with special educational needs require school places, the council says.

Two mums set up Little SENDsations to help parents in north-east England during school holidays.

Trigger, who fathered 39 litters of pups, will now be adopted by his volunteer in Banbury.