BBC News Disability

The mother of a boy with autism says her family cannot cope with further strikes at special schools.

Warwickshire County Council received hundreds of complaints about remarks made by three councillors.

Helen McCann, who is blind and has hearing loss, ran a marathon in her 50s to encourage others.

Zoe and her daughter Olive say they are in "perpetual summer holidays" and have been left in "limbo".

Serhiy suffered catastrophic injuries - including losing both his legs - when an anti-tank mine blew up his vehicle.

Rebecca and Simon Toloui's actions were "shocking and appalling" says a council representative.

Jill Allen-King says she has always had a guide dog and is worried she will lose her independence.

Essex County Council says the new school could provide education for more than 100 pupils.

Lee Francis says the crash that has paralysed him from the waist down has "broken his heart".

Adrian Paternoster says sharing his work gives him "pure happiness".

BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a 'full range of human motion'.

The maximum weekly home care cost may rise £100 a month, and Glyn Jones says he'll have to sell his house.

Joseph, 11, was born three months prematurely and has autism and learning difficulties.

Wolves Disability under-16s will play during the club's Sunday Premier League clash with Sheffield.

The communities minister says he wants to make sure deaf people have more rights and opportunities.

Symptoms can be considered a disability and firms must make adjustments, the equalities watchdog says.

A university fashion department is aiming to help disabled people feel good in their clothes.