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NEWS ANALYSIS: While supporters of assisted dying have won an important victory today, David Maddox explains why their battle to get it into law is not finished yet

This summer, the VA Museum opens its doors to a new exhibition Design and Disability, which aims to celebrate the creative force of Disabled, Deaf and neurodivergent people across design, art and culture. Described as “both a celebration and a call to action”, the exhibition will highlight the many ways…

Writer and political commentator described the prime minister as ‘terrible at politics’ compared to Nigel Farage

Discrimination against disabled people in society has ‘risen remarkably’ in recent months amid discussion of welfare reforms, the peer said.

Report from the Commons transport select committee calls for a unified complaints service

Paralympian says toxic rhetoric around welfare changes has stirred up hatred against disabled people in UK

Sebastian Coe has received the backing of several big names before the vote to decide the new IOC president on Thursday

The Paralympian tells Lisa Salmon more needs to be done for disabled children’s sport, and for getting the able-bodied fitter and healthier, too.

Independent crossbench peer Baroness Grey-Thompson said there have been mandatory reporting laws for money laundering for 23 years.

News analysis: Starmer has been the ‘submarine prime minister’ in the assisted dying debate, supporting the bill for its introduction but showing no public leadership or support for it

Labour MP Marie Tidball said the Bill would empower people to make choices about their own deaths with ‘dignity and respect’.