The Latest Breaking News from Disability

It is worth keeping an eye out for Cold Weather Payments, especially after parts of the UK froze in temperatures of -15C and were blanketed in snow earlier this month

The last thing Nick Sweeney expected while filming a documentary about Santa Claus was that he would come face-to-face with the Proud Boys, the far-right organization with members currently on trial for seditious conspiracy charges in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.

A court case to determine whether the government should be deemed the employer of people caring for their disabled family members has been pushed into 2023. Emma Hatton reports on how a simple employment question has become so complicated.

Nearly 1.5m people across the UK currently receive either £61.85 or £92.40 each week through Attendance Allowance.

Simone Matthews is a big Westlife fan and was looking forward to Friday's gig at the SSE Arena in Belfast. But it turned into a nightmare and was a 'constant reminder' of her disability.

Department for Work and Pensions is to write to 11 million in 2023 to highlight the benefit which is aimed at the poorest

Simone, who uses a wheelchair, had a disappointing experience at a recent Westlife gig saying it felt like she was being punished for her disability

PHILADELPHIA — For years, Philadelphia police officials had been alarmed by an internal list that tracked the number of officers who were out of work but still getting paid.

ABLE accounts are savings and investment tools that allow people with disabilities to save for qualified disability expenses.

Before purchasing Twitter, Elon Musk said that a public platform for free speech is a “societal imperative for a functioning democracy”. As part of this, he claimed that Twitter being “maximally trusted and broadly inclusive is extremely important to the future of civilisation”.

“[I]t is reasonable to expect the person invoking the Court’s jurisdiction to set aside some of his privacy. Many statutes, such as the ADA [...] require a plaintiff to set aside his [] privacy and disclose information that he [] may otherwise wish to keep confidential.”