Rachel Charlton-Dailey

Cops and security moved in as disabled people tried to deliver a book about the DWP called 'The Department' to MPs

There's no 'Doctor Who?' from Badenoch, as even in launching her Tory leadership bid the former minister is STILL wanging on about Tennant

But it might just surprise you.

Starmer is just a Tory in a different colour in many ways, but the most obvious is how he's trying to paint disabled people as the enemy

Rights groups are fighting back against Labour Party PM Keir Starmer's decision to resurrect old Tory plans to make disabled people's lives harder.

At the end of the day, everyone should be able to have dignity in dying. But they need to be allowed dignity in life first – something disabled people don't currently have.

My publisher Hurst calls the book: “A vivid history of the 100-year battle for British disability rights, spotlighting enraging injustices and inspiring campaigns, past and present: this fight isn't over.”

Deaf and disabled people's organisations (DDPOs) and trade unions have called on Rachel Reeves and Liz Kendall to rethink dangerous plans to cut

There's a lot of fear among disabled people on DWP benefits like PIP at the moment and much of it is very warranted.

How much will you earn between now and the rest of the year? Well if you're disabled it's effectively nothing.