NHS Backlogs and Avoidable Sight Loss; The CSUN Assistive Technology Conference

Backlogs in NHS eye appointments are resulting in hundreds of people losing their vision.

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Has the World Become More or Less Challenging for Visually Impaired People?

We host a debate about whether the modern world is more or less challenging for VI people.

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Technology Training and Rehab Services; You Heard It Here First

Is technology training provided by rehabilitation services comprehensive enough?

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Artificial Intelligence; European Blind Football League

Be My Eyes are soon to release a new AI offering. Their CEO Mike Buckley tells us more.

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TV Advertising; Commercial Usage of Artificial Intelligence

We investigate why so many TV adverts do not verbally announce the names of their brands.

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Accessibility in Video Games

We take a look at an industry that is becoming increasingly more accessible: video games.

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A Tactile Coronation; Clay Modelling

We hear how visually impaired children will be able to access King Charles's Coronation.

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Energy Account Health; Flying with Your Guide Dog

We take a look at what is supposed to happen with large credits on energy accounts.

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C'mon, Vogue; Haben Girma on The British Museum

For the first time, British Vogue will be available in braille and audio formats.

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Attitudes and Service

Have attitudes towards visually impaired people improved or deteriorated?

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Holidays

Its perhaps time for a trip away; we look at walking, caravan and sailing holidays.

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Music Special: The Female Edition

We discuss gender balance and disability inclusion within the music industry.

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A Transport Special

Problems buying cheaper rail tickets and making bus stations more accessible.

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Blind Adventurers

Two blind adventurers tell us what drives them to seek new challenges.

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The Support Hub; The RNIB's Helpline Services

We discuss a potential solution to telling multiple organisations about your access needs.

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A Near-Fatal Train Accident; Music Producer Robin Millar

Abdul Eneser describes his near fatal accident at Manchester Piccadilly train station.

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Tennis

How visually impaired people play tennis and access to the Wimbledon Championships.

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Books on Blindness

We discuss the themes of two new books about blindness.

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Delays in accessing essential services

We discuss the potential impacts of delays when accessing sight loss support services.

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A Successful Judicial Review; Renting with a Guide Dog

Yusuf Osman sought and won a judicial review against the Department for Work and Pensions.

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Braille on Food Labelling; Disability Policy at the White House

We hear about a campaign that aims to get braille onto food packaging.

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RNIB Job Advert; Access to the Women's World Cup

The RNIB recently posted a job advertisement that caused upset. They explain what happened

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A Treatment for Two Eye Diseases; Tactile Breast Examinations

News of a recently approved drug that is effective in treating two eye conditions.

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The IBSA World Games

The International Blind Sports Federation hosted the World Games in Birmingham.

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STEP Training with Guide Dogs

We visited a Guide Dogs training centre to learn more about their STEP training method.

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Guide Dogs Q&A

Guide Dogs answer some of your questions about how their organisation operates.

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Be My AI; Orla Guerin in Yemen

Changes to an artificial intelligence offering designed for visually impaired people.

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Inclusive Farm

The Inclusive Farm was co-founded by blind farmer Mike Duxbury. In Touch pays a visit.

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Learning Languages

We discuss techniques for learning languages when you have a visual impairment.

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Izabela in the Forest; Can Blind People do That?

Izabela Dłużyk tells us about a recent visit to one of the last primeval forests in Europe

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