Professor Green: “I wanted to cuddle little me”
(At 05:19) Rapper Professor Green, real name Stephen Manderson, has long been open about his mental health difficulties and has joined up wi...
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Ouch: Disability Talk - featuring Winter Paralympics
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20 of 641 episodesMotability to give black box monitors to under 30s
From 13 April, Motability customers who start a new lease, including drivers under 30, will get weekly traffic light scores via a black box,...
Why isn't ice skating in the Paralympics?
The biggest sporting event of the year is here - the Winter Paralympics! (The Olympics was just the warm-up). We hear from the BBC's Sally H...
Access To Work slowdown is putting jobs at risk for disabled people
Disabled people are waiting up to 30 weeks for a decision on whether they'll get a grant to support them at work and wait times are getting...
The "heartbreaking" decision on the stalled sign language GCSE
There were celebrations last year when a GCSE in British Sign Language was approved...but a few months have passed and no accredited exam bo...
What does 2026 mean if you're young and disabled?
It's a new year and we are finding out about the hopes and aspirations of three young disabled people around the UK. At 17, Niamdh is School...
Sarah lost her voice to MND, 25 years later she's got it back
The onset of motor neurone disease (MND) left Sarah without a voice and the use of her hands at the age of 34. It was within months of her b...
'Little and often' - Best Of 2025
In our pick of the year's best interviews on Access All, we look back at a year of perceptive interviews by Emma Tracey with great people an...
A Question of Support - Festive Disability Quiz
Do you know anything about disability beyond your own? We test three well-known disabled people. Featuring BBC Chief North America Correspon...
"Seeing my first goal in years made me teary"
When Crystal Palace play Manchester City on 14 December, Neale Ormston will become the first visually impaired commentator of a premier leag...
It's International Day of People with Disabilities - let's celebrate!
It's 3 December, the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). While everyone chooses to mark it differently - from focusing on...
What Rachel Reeves didn't say about Motability in the Budget
The Autumn Budget was pronounced today and, as expected, it came with some changes to VAT exemptions on higher-end Motability cars and the t...
‘She said things without the sense of embarrassment’ - Alice Wong's disability legacy
We pay tribute to US writer and community-builder Alice Wong who died this week at 51. Known for her Disability Visibility project and #Crip...
'My heart exploded' - Cariad Lloyd on neurodivergent comedy show
Comedian and author Cariad Lloyd says her "heart exploded" when she was invited to take part in her latest TV project, Playtime. The show se...
How do you sign BSL and cut hair at the same time?
After a summer of discontent and rebellions around welfare reform, the government has announced how it will look into the future of Personal...
'They're not free cars!' - Motability myth-busting
There have been lots of rumours and speculation around Motability recently, especially when it comes to eligibility and price rises. The sch...
No driving licence, no problem - self driving cars coming to London
The first driverless taxis are coming to London in 2026 courtesy of Google's sister company, Waymo. They'll be on trial in the capital, but...
Chris McCausland won Strictly - What happened next?
Since appearing on Strictly Come Dancing last year, and winning, comedian Chris McCausland tells Access All that he's "more open" and hadn't...
Why are black people more likely to be sectioned?
Black people are four more times likely to be sectioned compared to white people, according to the mental health charity, Mind. That number...
John Davidson: 40 years of living with Tourette syndrome
John Davidson has been the poster boy for Tourette syndrome since 1988, when a documentary about him called ‘John’s Not Mad’ aired on BBC On...