Strictly Come Dancing confirms first two contestants including first blind dancer Chris McCausland

Chris McCausland: ‘The best way to represent a disability is to make people forget about it whenever possible.’ Photograph: Matt Crockett View image in fullscreen Chris McCausland: ‘The best way…

Rob Burrow to be first non-verbal person to read CBeebies bedtime story

Former rugby league player, who has motor neurone disease, will use eye-controlled computer The former rugby league player Rob Burrow will become the first non-verbal person to read a bedtime…

Harkin Summit 2022

When pathways to inclusion are open to people with disabilities it helps everyone. — Former Senator Tom Harkin Showcasing BBC content featuring disabled people Nina Goswami Creative Diversity Partner and…

BBC Unveils Latest Statistics on Disability and Ethnicity Representation

The BBC has unveiled its latest statistics regarding disability and ethnicity representation in a new impact report. The data is taken from the corporation’s 50:50 Project, an initiative which “uses a methodology…

Strictly: sign language interpreter to be projected on to big screens at live shows

Rose Ayling-Ellis Strictly: sign language interpreter to be projected on to big screens at live shows Strictly Live UK arena shows starring Rose Ayling-Ellis, who is deaf, will have a…

Rose Ayling-Ellis to be Strictly’s first deaf contestant

EastEnders actor is confirmed as BBC dance contest’s 12th celebrity for 2021 season • ‘Deafness and music are compatible’: why Rose Ayling-Ellis on Strictly matters so much The EastEnders actor…