A “groundbreaking” legal victory at the high court has provided fuel for disabled activists to fight the new government’s ...

Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) civil servants who commissioned a key piece of research on claimants of out-of-work ...

Labour’s disability minister has said for the first time that he is drawing up a list of priorities for action to address the ...

A disabled activist has won praise for a successful two-year plan that has exposed the “ridiculously-low” awards handed out ...

One of the founders of the UK’s independent living movement, John Evans, who was driven by a determination to ensure that ...

Disabled experts who advised the Labour government on its ground-breaking Life Chances report – which was published 20 years ...

The government has agreed to cross-party talks on strengthening the law so that landlords would have to allow “reasonable” ...

Conservative ministers prevented research that showed disabled people on out-of-work benefits were subject to high levels of ...

Disabled campaigners have reacted with despair and exasperation to the government’s “deeply disappointing” announcement that it is delaying long-term reform of the adult social care system in England.

The care regulator has admitted to shocked MPs that many service-users, relatives and care staff who have reported ...

The chief medical adviser for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is facing questions over why she dismissed the importance of hundreds of secret reviews carried out by her own department ...

Disabled activists have questioned the “draconian” conclusions of a Lords committee that has told the government to impose stricter conditions, more assessments, and a more “rigorous” work ...