The mystery of the missing disability minister… solved!

Caroline Hall says her dog Sailor has improved "every aspect" of her life after a spinal stroke.

Former England striker Michael Owen says he would "swap eyes" with his son if it was possible to help the teenager see again.

Nina Tame speaks to Anita Rani about her experience of being a parent with spina bifida.

The News at Ten presenter on his own depression and TV news.

The News at Ten presenter on his own depression and TV news.

The European Space Agency announces the world’s first ever disabled astronaut – and he’s a Brit!

Nikki Fox gets the lowdown on what the Autumn Statement means if you're disabled.

Visually impaired social media star Lucy Edwards heads to Kenya for one of nature's most extraordinary events - 'The Great Migration'.

BBC Young Reporter Rose has dyscalculia, which means she has trouble making sense of numbers.

BBC Young Reporter Rose, 18, explains how she navigates life with dyscalculia, a maths learning difficulty.

Weekly podcast about mental health, wellbeing and disabled people. Life stories and solutions with a friendly touch – for listeners around the world. Presented by Nikki Fox.

Wimbledon brings tennis to the spotlight every summer, though how does the sport work when you're blind?

Roller skating isn’t necessarily an activity a lot of wheelchair users might expect to take part in, but Wheels and Wheelchairs is helping to change that.

Liam is non-verbal and communicates with his teammates using a mixture of symbols, signs and speech.

Molly was diagnosed three years ago with Batten disease and the 13-year-old now relies on specialist equipment.

Vaccines and treatments have helped many in the UK but Isabel, 11, is among those still at risk.

Amrit's blind and fears she'll go through life never having worked, because no-one will take her on.

When mental and physical health collide.

Celebrating pets, with positive mental health stories.

From a young age, the children of deaf adults (CODAs) take on the huge responsibility of interpreting for their parents. This signed programme explores their world.