Disability Review Magazine. The UK's largest distributed Disability sector magazine. Helping to Break Down Barriers and drive a passion for INCLUSION.
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Pensioners could lose access to disability benefit as part of welfare review lbc.co.uk/article/pensioners…
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The Timms Review has shared emerging recommendations for reforming PIP. Some could improve the claims process, while others have raised concerns about non-cash support and changes to eligibility.
Read our update: f.mtr.cool/ustgpqkdpw
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NHS staff investigated over access to dead teenager's medical records bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cm20… @PaulaMc007
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Disabled workers more likely to experience workplace conflict personneltoday.com/hr/disabl…
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One in four young people aged 16 to 24 are struggling with mental health issues - according to a major independent review commissioned by the government.
Professor Peter Fonagy, who led the investigation, dismissed claims that the current young generation are "snowflakes" - and said there had been a significant rise in distress, anxiety and depression.
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The latest reports about the increasing cost of PIP can at least be partly explained by the migration from adult DLA on to PIP, which will mean that the cost of adult DLA will eventually hit zero. Also, this process was meant to be completed years ago, but it wasn't.
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Exc: Louise Casey, head of the commission on adult social care in England:
-“Mistake” to allow so much privatisation of care sector
-“Profiteering” firms make money off backs of disabled ppl
-Would ban foriegn entities owning UK care homes
My interview: youtu.be/EizVSY52Uyk
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'To the person who says it's a snowflake generation, just live just 24 hours as a 16 year old'
Professor Peter Fonagy, the head of an independent review into mental health, ADHD and autism, has told Catherine Burns on #BBCBreakfast that there has been a real rise in mental distress among children and young people, with anxiety, depression, self-harm and eating disorders
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqzr…
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BBC and Sky News fail to explain why presenters do not push back on claims of ‘spiralling welfare spending’
disabilitynewsservice.com/bb…
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DNS is looking for examples from the last few months of broadcasters, particularly BBC News and Sky News, that have failed to challenge claims that spending on 'welfare' is spiralling out of control and needs to be cut. Examples with links to video would be most useful. Thank you
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That moment the word was right there… then gone. 🧡
'Brain fog' is something a lot of people with MS will recognise. Trouble finding words, concentrating or thinking quickly. It's one of MS's invisible symptoms.
You're not alone. Info and support 👇
mssoc.uk/4vbk7NZ
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Lack of learning-disability nurses in UK is an ‘absolute crisis’, says @theRCN theguardian.com/society/2026…
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Maria was a very vibrant person, but after struggling at work and having issues with orientation, she was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease when she was 56 years old. James was 45.
As her #dementia progressed, their friends and a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse were a vital source of support. When the time came for Maria to move into a care home, James felt it was important to find culturally appropriate care.
You can read James' story in full on the Dementia UK website: dementiauk.org/information-a…
ALT James and his wife Maria.
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We have begun legal action against the Government over its U-turn on removing the General Medical Council’s right to appeal its own Tribunal's decisions.
It is unfair and undermines doctors’ trust in the regulator.
bma.org.uk/bma-media-centre/…
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Changes to the definition of deprivation of liberty
Update following the Supreme Court judgment on 2 June 2026 clarifying the definition of the deprivation of liberty.
gov.uk/government/publicatio…
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Just a reminder: disabilitynewsservice.com/uk…
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Plus we have appearances from Pom Pom London, @PurpleTuesNov, @UnhiddenFashion, Intotum, Dewey, @BooksandChokers on her adult debut novel, new metal band Mallavora, footballer Toby Addison and more.
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As always, we have contributions from our fabulous trio of writers. @AmoSinghRaju has written about activism & the need to rest; @cookfulness has not one recipe, but seven; and Carole Edrich explores Gibraltar.
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All this talk of benefit cuts never focuses on the fact that before you cut so called "disability benefits" there needs to be huge investment in making our society accessible & inclusive. Can't work if the workplaces aren't accessible, or transport, or housing etc. – at Camden Town, London
