Deaf in the city

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Charlie Swinbourne is contemplating a big move out of London for the sake of his children. But do deaf people thrive more in the city or in the country? Read and comment.

Comedian Mackenzie Taylor

Mackenzie Taylor

Fronts an Edinburgh show about his own suicide attempt.

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Disability Bitch inside a love heart

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Charlotte, one of our students from 2009

The first month at uni for Charlotte, Lee and Andrea.

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'Dis Connected' concludes with two disabled baronesses.

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Jeffery Deaver

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Gary ODonoghue and Liz Carr in our talk show studio

Listen: Get cured, don't get cured, get the gags, or don't.

Disability News

latest on Monday 23 August: A protein produced in cases of rheumatoid arthritis appears to protect against the development of Alzheimer’s disease and the airline EasyJet has come under fire for refusing to allow most powered wheelchairs on board their planes.

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Blind football, trips to Lourdes and music by the Marianna Hollow, all served up by Gary O'Donoghue and Liz Carr.

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