You can stick your f*cking duty up your arse!

Anela Anwar, CEO of anti-poverty charity Z2K, sets out why the government must scrap cruel plans to cut benefits for ill and disabled people.

Mencap says Do Not Resuscitate notices were placed on the medical files of many people with Down’s syndrome, autism and other learning disabilities who were otherwise healthy before contracting the...

Jodey Whiting died in February 2017 shortly after her disability benefit was stopped after she did not attend a work capability assessment. | ITV News Tyne Tees

The government has announced plans to reform work capability assessments as part of its mission to "support people into work".

Joanne Scott, who has a lung condition, says the lift in her block of flats breaks down regularly.

The IFS says reducing the amounts handed out is among the options Labour faces in tackling the soaring bill for disability and incapacity benefits

People with learning disabilities or autism have the same rights as anyone else to be fully involved in decisions about their own lives, including in matters of life and death. By Julie Bass

Vulnerable people have encountered ‘shocking discrimination’ during pandemic, says Mencap charity

The DWP faced an angry backlash from disabled people as they first made noise outside its HQ and then blocked Westminster - as cops intervened

EXCLUSIVE: NHS hero Linda Fairhall, who has been a nurse since 1979, turned whistleblower at North Tees and Hartlepool NHS trust after staff workload was increased

This consultation seeks views on the approaches government should consider around modernising the welfare system for people with disabilities and health conditions.

Bigotry and paternalistic attitudes towards people with disabilities remain pervasive. The results can be fatal at worst. Often they lead to loneliness and social ostracisation.

Chronically ill and disabled people took over Parliament Square to demand that the new Labour government undo years of Tory damage

Emergency Social Security Campaigns Meeting

Shock report and horrifying new research lay bare the true impact of an ideological assault on the most vulnerable communities

Iain Duncan Smith spent six years at the helm of the Department of Work and Pensions, before announcing his resignation last night

Unfortunately late last night it appears that the National DPAC twitter account was wrongly used, by one of our activists who had access to the account, to

Disabled campaigners have warned that plans to give the government sweeping powers to carry out financial surveillance on benefit claimants are “a recipe for abuse and miscarriages of justice”. Pri…

Project Billinghurst brings together disabled activists, protestors and campaigners to link them with designers, artists and engineers to co- produce designs