Festivals; Visually Impaired Musicians Changing the Industry

Nina Chesworth attended this year's Glastonbury Festival; she provides her access review.

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Rebuilding Ukraine; Tennis

Two British charities are helping rebuild Ukraine's visual impairment rehab services.

• 19 mins

Equality Act Amendments; Smart Lipstick

New legislation gives disabled people new rights when using taxis or private hire vehicles

• 19 mins

The Cost of Living Crisis; Cornea Transplant Delays

How the cost of living crisis is hitting visually impaired people.

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Covid and Sight Loss; Retinitis Pigmentosa Research

We examine the impact of Covid on eyesight with the Association of Optometrists.

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Diabetic macular oedema treatment, The Commonwealth Games

We hear about a new treatment for diabetic macular oedema, soon to be available on the NHS

• 17 mins

A Gap in the Market, Para-cyclist Libby Clegg

Listener Alex Scott contacted us about the lack of a service that is important to him.

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Wine and Architecture Courses

We've been educating ourselves on wines with blind teacher Richard Lane at London's WSET.

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Awareness on TikTok

We talk to four TikTok creators who are educating their audiences on visual impairment.

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Women's football; Blind opera singer

We meet blind women seeking soccer success and a teenager taking opportunities in opera.

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The RNIB's Braille Library

We put your concerns to the RNIB about changes to their Braille Library service.

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Access to Voting Consultation; Braille Book Swap Scheme

The Electoral Commission have launched a consultation on making voting more accessible.

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Safety: On The Streets & Early Health Screenings

We hear about an upcoming judicial review that aims to make our streets safer.

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Pig Skin Corneas; My Sound Cinema; The Visual Dimension Project

Scientists in Sweden have developed human corneas out of pig skins.

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The Cost of Living Crisis; Discontinuation of Sonata

We discuss how the cost of living crisis is continuing to impact visually impaired people.

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Domestic Abuse

Visually impaired people tell us about their experiences of domestic abuse.

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Braille Books for Education; Aira Smart Glasses

Braille books for academic studies and an outing with Aira smart glasses.

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The Court Hearing About Access Services in Supermarkets; Parliamentary Eye Health Event; Swimming

Auriol Britton took Sainsburys supermarkets to court and won - she provides the details.

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DWP High Court Case; The Esterman Visual Field Test for Driving

Dr Yusuf Ali Osman tells us about the legal case he will soon be bringing against the DWP.

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England's First National Clinical Director for Eye Care; The UK's First Blind and Black Female Barrister

We speak to England's first national clinical director for eye care, Louisa Wickham.

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Premier Inn guide dog refusal, Inaccessible cancer treatment information

Angharad Paget-Jones was asked to leave a Premier Inn hotel over her 'fake' guide dog.

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Can You Prepare for Blindness?

Can you prepare for sight loss? We invited three people to try to answer that question.

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What You're Entitled To; Access to BBC Sounds

We provide information about what services you're entitled to in the event of sight loss.

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The Delivery of Medical News; Audio Described World Cup Commentary; Enhanced Smart Meters

We hear about an audio described commentary service for the World Cup in Qatar.

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The Eye Clinic Liaison Officer; Visually Impaired Netball

We talk about the role of the Eye Clinic Liaison Officer in diagnosing sight loss.

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A Very Merry (In Touch) Christmas

A Santa's grotto designed for visually impaired children and accessible video games.

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The Entertainers

A discussion with three entertainers working in TV, film, pantomime and cartoons.

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20 Year Reunion

An In Touch reunion: four visually impaired folks, 20 years on.

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Accessible smart meters, Blind charity news

Problems getting accessible smart meters and exclusive news from the blind charity sector.

• 19 mins

Audiobooks

Peter White and his guests discuss audiobooks of their choice.

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