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September 2024

  • Silhouetted male pushing an unidentifiable person in a wheelchair along seafront as the sun sets

    More than a million unpaid UK carers living in poverty, research finds

  • Why is faster better? … Michael Turinsky

    Michael Turinsky: Precarious Moves review – unpredictable, uncategorisable and unexpected

  • Paris Paralympics 2024 day 5 athletics<br>The Channel 4 studio in the Stade de France as Ed Jackson, Tanni Grey Thompson and Libby Clegg duiscuss the action in the para athletics on day five of the Paris 2024 Paralympics at Stade de France on September 2nd 2024 in Paris, France (Photo by Tom Jenkins)

    Channel 4’s Paralympics coverage pulls in more than 18m viewers

  • An action shot of a dance scene. A male wheelchair dancer with brown skin, is lying sideways on a light coloured floor. His wheelchair is still strapped on his waist, lying on the floor with him. His arms are raised off the floor, and he is looking intently at his left hand. He is in control. Other dancers are in the background in blurry motion shots, all on the floor making shapes that are reflective of the wheelchair dancer's pose but all different in their own ways. A female wheelchair dancer with dark skin and black hair is blurry but more visible to the right of the image. She is facing away from the camera, tipping backwards, her head going over the back rest of her chair. The image has a golden colour with atmospheric haze and black backdrop. The dancers are all in stylised tight costumes that has a golden burnished colour. Photography by Chris Parkes

    Stopgap Dance Company: Lived Fiction review – a thrillingly inclusive celebration

  • ‘Incredible energy’: how Paris crowds lifted French paralympians to medal glory

  • On my radar
    On my radar: Raymond Antrobus’s cultural highlights

  • The Guardian view on the Paris Paralympics: a return to the spirit of London 2012

  • China dominates the Paralympics – but that’s not just down to its almost limitless funds

    Mark Dreyer

  • The Whip review – carer turns to crime in a heist movie with a conscience

  • Inequality reporting
    ‘Nothing unusual’ about blindness non-profit Vision Australia being led by someone who isn’t blind, chair says

  • Evacuation plans for vulnerable in London are ‘dangerous postcode lottery’

  • ‘There’s a lot of discrimination’: UK training scheme aims to help social workers dealing with disabled parents

August 2024

  • Debra Simons standing beside the street with her guide dog, Royce, a black labrador

    Inequality reporting
    ‘So demeaning’: Melbourne woman denied service by 10 cabs in one booking over guide dog

  • The Equality Act and the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities mandate equal access to transport for disabled people.

    Improving disabled access to UK’s public transport ‘almost impossible’

  • An East Midlands Railway train on the track

    ‘Shocking experiences’: disabled people describe UK transport failures

  • Head and shoulders shot of Graeme Innes

    Inequality reporting
    Vision Australia pressed to appoint a blind CEO and open field externally

  • Brief letters
    Mind the gap in help for disabled people

  • First Edition newsletter
    Thursday briefing: Why athletes and activists want to tell a new story about the Paralympics

  • Inside Guardian Weekly
    Game changers: inside the 30 August Guardian Weekly

  • I can’t even afford to charge my wheelchair. So how are people like me expected to afford the energy price rise?

    Thirugnanam Sureshan
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