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When wheelchair s want to weigh themselves they have to first find accessible scales
Minister for Disabled People talks to Access All
From a chat with the Minister for Disabled People to Married at First Sight
Disability Hate Crime: What’s really going on?
Incidents of disability hate crime fall, but why aren’t people happy about that?
Why vision impaired people struggle to pay by touchscreens
Why paying with a card and a PIN is now less accessible for some people.
Power to the (Disabled) People
A lawyer and a volunteer talk about the financial risks of pursuing a discrimination case
The Harry Potter stuntman on his life-changing accident
The Harry Potter stuntman David Holmes on his life-changing accident
Who in the Whoniverse is Ruth Madeley?
The actor on her adventures through space and time, in a wheelchair.
My first year as a disabled astronaut
Paralympian turned spaceman John McFall tells us the story so far
The musical instrument you can play with your fingers, legs or eyes
Designed for disabled people, the Clarion gets recognition for the skill needed to play it
Climate Change: As seen by disabled people in peril
Two disabled Pacific islanders on life as the sea rises
The Minister Before Christmas
The people waited and, lo, she did arrive
Best of Access All 2023
Nikki and Emma look back at a year of interviews with disabled stars
'I've lost thousands because of my ADHD'
From lost glasses to misinterpreted credit card conditions...
What’s the BSL sign for ‘Throuple’?
How a collection of new signs were created to better reflect the LGBT community
Drugs Shortage: Why Can’t I Get My Tablets?
One of the UK’s top pharmacists explains all
Michael Owen: “I'd swap eyes with my son if I could”
The former England striker and his son James, deteriorating sight and the game of futsal
Mollie from The Traitors
The disabled star of the BBC One reality show s Emma in the studio
The Disability Action Plan Explained
What's in it and how did we get here?
To holiday or not: Can Direct Payments be used for short breaks?
Nathan saved his Direct Payments to pay for a break, but the council wants its money back
Bryony Gordon and the coned twin ‘warriors’
Journalist Bryony Gordon talks about her new book, Mad Woman
I’m a disabled student about to leave college, what next?
National Star student, Laith, talks to Access All
I can’t work without my ADHD meds
People who’ve struggled to do their jobs during the ADHD medication crisis speak out.
What was in the budget for disabled people?
Emma Tracey and guests ask what provision was in the spring budget for disabled people
UK government questioned on commitment to disabled people’s rights
UK government in front of UN on their commitment to disabled people
Bradley Riches: autism, Celebrity Big Brother and me
Bradley Riches: how I managed my autism in the Big Brother house.
Disability academic Tom Shakespeare: Why I've started writing novels with a disabled hero
Emma Tracey talks all things disability - and novel writing - with Tom Shakespeare.
Outrage at ableist ‘prejudice’
Samantha Renke talks ableism after a podcast clip goes viral. And actress Ashley Storrie.
Access All’s 100th episode
It's Access All's 100th episode, featuring Rose Ayling-Ellis and a look behind the scenes
Life in a mental health unit when you shouldn't be there
As the general election nears, the podcast combs through proposed Tory benefits cuts
PIP Consultation: Vouchers instead of money?
A look at the radical proposals from government for changes to PIP, plus access to exams
Liz Carr talks to us about her new documentary about assisted dying
Actress Liz Carr shares her thoughts on assisted dying as she launches a new documentary
