BBC News Disability

Sam Vestey says it should include a standing figure to represent those with unseen disabilities.

Debbie Todd uses her camera to capture and celebrate people's disabilities and differences.

Ken Carson, 57, from County Down is registered blind and is urging the BBC to reverse the decision.

Carmela from Market Lavington, near Devizes, has raised more than £150,000 for the charity.

Mother Nicky Clark says she does not understand why Emily did not get a booster jab in spring.

Hamish Thomas was paralysed as a child after receiving a vaccine with mild, live polio in it.

Geraldine Freeman, from Swindon, says her experience with Jet2 has prompted her to speak out.

The specialist equipment is delivered from Hull to a Polish orphanage for Ukrainian evacuees.

Ed Smith scaled a Thai mountain to a vista he could not see, to mimic his blind sister's world.

Research for Radio 4's Front Row finds inconsistencies in theatres' ticket prices and policies.

Julie Elliot adopted a Ukrainian teenager in Poland to try and speed up his visa application.

Amy Ryan says her son could not see a basketball event from his wheelchair due to high railings.

A council leader says it could allow emergency services and disabled drivers necessary access.

Charity workers have transformed the garden of eight-year-old Jack Haynes in Trowbridge.

Dave Walsh, who has Multiple Sclerosis, is the reigning World's Strongest Disabled Man.

Cyclist Ed Harris is raising funds for the lake to thank them for installing an accessible hoist.

The Court of Appeal says treatment of the 12-year-old should not continue beyond Tuesday.