I was the most injured female survivor of 7/7 – and I wouldn’t change a thing about my life
Martine Wright almost died in the London bombings, but since then, she says, she has experienced great luck. She describes the journey to parenthood, a pilot’s licence and the Paralympics
June 2019
Today in Focus
Crippled by the state: the impact of austerity on disabled people
Frances Ryan discusses the impact that austerity has had on disabled people and Helen Davidson discusses the Hong Kong protests
September 2017
Charities are still waiting for the Lottery millions raided to build West Ham's new stadium
Rachel Cain
The government has reneged on a pledge to refund £425m to charities after the Olympics, instead leasing the stadium to West Ham for a mere £2.5m a year
August 2017
The nuclear folly of Donald Trump’s fire and fury
Letters: Readers respond to the escalating brinkmanship and rhetoric between the US president and North Korea’s Kim Jong-un
August 2016
Potential Paralympic star forced to pull out due to cuts in disability support
GB boccia players hope to raise sport’s profile at Paralympics
We cannot let the Paralympics take a step backwards at Rio
Anne Wafula Strike
As the Premier League kicks off, British sport faces a new threat: can it cope with Brexit?
Owen Gibson
July 2016
Ten to watch: meet Team GB's sporting superheroes
Team GB medal haul will cover more sports in Rio, says Paralympic chief
March 2016
Budget 2016: a sugar-coated assault on disabled people and local democracy
Letters: What is centrist in a democracy about a chancellor making national social and educational policy, on the basis of economic criteria?
February 2016
Paralympic legacy has failed to widen access to exercise, say campaigners
Survey suggests more than 80% of people with a disability feel prejudice when participating in leisure and sport activities
March 2015
Media blog
Why we need more of Silent Witness’s Clarissa to help disability portrayal
Disabled people are fed up of always being portrayed by the media as heroes, scroungers, or brave
July 2014
Theatre blog
Disability arts left hanging by a thread
Guardian Africa network
Oscar Pistorius murder trial: what's disability got to do with it?
December 2013
Meet the woman who turns artificial limbs into works of art
Greenslade
Andy Murray named as sportsman of 2013 by sports journalists
August 2013
Disabled people shouldn't have to wear a Paralympic tracksuit
Will Norman
Will Norman: Attending functions as a Paralympian, I'm treated with the utmost respect. Out shopping, it's a very different story
Paralympics legacy fails to shift attitudes to disabled people
British Paralympians' success in 2012 brought celebrity status but has done little for the daily life of the disability community
A year on from the Paralympics, people with disabilities still face prejudice and abuse
Ian Birrell
Ian Birrell: Attitudes to disability are so deep-rooted that the euphoria over the 2012 heroes could not spark a sea change
