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The piece reports that a claim for judicial review brought by four disabled people has been allowed. The claim challenges the government’s recently published National
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Members of Parliament have debated the Elections Bill, which would make it mandatory to show photo ID when casting a vote at local and national
According to research from Voice4Change England, remote working has proven challenging for young women of colour who are struggling to network and find their feet
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In this post, Disability Rights UK present findings that Disabled women with limiting disabilities aged under 65 are 11.3 times more likely to die than
