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David Turner's Book Reconciles Progress and Stagnation in UK Disability History

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David Turner's Book Reconciles Progress and Stagnation in UK Disability History

David Turner's new book on UK disability history argues that while public attitudes remain poor, disabled people have consistently fought for progress. It highlights figures like Duncan Campbell, May Billinghurst, and Megan du Boisson, showcasing their resilience and determination.

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Disabled people facing "pointless" benefit reassessments, charity warns

A Z2K study reveals hundreds of thousands of disabled people with lifelong conditions undergo unnecessary benefit reassessments, wasting public money and harming claimants' health, contrary to DWP guidance.