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G2's deaf issue

A new mood is taking hold of Britain's deaf people. This growing confidence is summed up by deaf comedian John Smith, who bounds across the stage in a superhero's cape and shouts, "Deaf power!" More than 8 million Britons have impaired hearing, ranging from the 6 million older people who are mildly or moderately deaf, to the 700,000 whose deafness is more profound. In this special issue, we explore how it feels to be part of deaf culture today
  • Signmar

    Sign language YouTube round-up

  • Cochlear implants: a technology that's changing deafness

  • No longer deaf to the deaf community

  • Ramon Woolfe teaches his daughter Layla, 3, how to sign the word 'owl'

    Welcome to silence

  • The difficult decision that would change our son's life

  • Good vibrations, scents and sign help clubbers feel the music

  • Heard the one about the deaf comedian?

  • Mixed messages

  • Lessons in the art of vlogging

  • Tips from the top

  • I wouldn't have minded if my baby had been born deaf, but the embryology bill suggests I should

  • John Smith: visual comedy

  • Signing the times

  • Sencity

    Christian Sinibaldi and Cathy Heffernan travel to Finland for a different kind of club night

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