BBC News Disability

Visually-impaired rugby player hopes event will inspire those with sight loss to play the sport.

Zoe Milner was born profoundly deaf and British Sign Language (BSL) was her first language.

How did a strong-willed and funny teenager become a victim of negligence and die of morbid obesity?

The UK government could be delivering disability living allowance in Scotland for another three years.

The artist has painted for a global graphic novel despite being unable to create images in her mind.

Martyn Parker completes five million steps in a charity challenge for Warwickshire Vision Support.

The artist is raising awareness of how hard it is for wheelchair users to escape from buildings.

Guide dog owner John Hardy says management at a curry house refused to let his dog in.

Lola, who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy, completed the challenge to mark her second birthday.

The award-winning novelist tells the BBC he was convinced he was going to die after a fall last December.

Autistic people are statistically less likely to be employed, compared to other disabled people.

The four baristas will use an iPad to show customers how to order drinks through sign language.

Anne Vivian-Smith is disabled and struggles to pay her bills - her story prompted a generous donation from one reader.

The world's most popular YouTuber has responded to criticism over him funding life-changing operations.

Amelie Cummins' parents took a case after a school said she had to start 15 minutes later than others.

Claims that new street layouts aimed at encouraging walking and cycling are making life dangerous for visually impaired people.