Today MPs debated Covid-19 and disability, but people directly affected by the issues believe it is too little too late.

Disabled people feel 'abandoned' and 'sidelined' during Covid crisis

The figures, uncovered by ITV News, show 119,621 disabled people or people with a medical condition were waiting for an accessible home


Number of people with disabilities on housing waiting list rises by 10%

The schoolgirl has dreams of becoming a supermodel. 

Nick Bishop criticised the Las Iguanas branch for not having a 'plan B' after a mechanical fault left him stuck in a 'stressful' situation.

People with less immediately obvious illnesses will have the same right to apply for parking exemptions from next year.

Great Western Railway have apologised to disabled comedia Tanyalee Davis after she was forced to vacate a disabled space.

Muscular Dystrophy UK said the lack of an option to label abusive tweets based on disability was preventing more reporting.

The case was triggered by wheelchair user Doug Paulley who boarded a bus but could not get on because a pram was in the wheelchair space.

The government is planning a major overhaul of Work Capability Assessments for disabled people.

Two in five disabled people conceal their impairments because of poor attitudes from the public, a new report says.

Committee of MPs finds claimants not receiving "acceptable level of service" with up one in five reports sampled "below required standard".

Up to 640,000 people could be impacted by changes to welfare payments as the Government hopes to save £1.2 billion.

Twenty years after the introduction of the Disability Discrimination Act, 62% of disabled people feel they are treated differently.

The number of thefts of blue disability badges has more than doubled in a year, according to Local Government Association figures.

UK tourist attractions need to "work harder" on accessibility for visitors with disabilities, says charity Vitalise. 