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The family of a baby boy born without a lower left arm say they have been “overwhelmed” by the support they have been offered by others. The parents of 10-month-old Arthur Roberts, from Anglesey, want to raise awareness and show their son he is not alone.

Activity Alliance released the latest Annual Disability and Activity Survey 2023-2024. It shows that in a year where focus will be on the nation’s top Paralympians’ incredible achievements, the reality is that disabled people still face significant barriers when trying to be active in their communities.

The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour has partnered with charity Guide Dogs to bring best practice accessibility to the tour for people who are blind or visually impaired, and encourage the industry to become more inclusive.

A man from Bristol living with Aphasia has said the condition has been ‘a magnificent shock’. Tim, who attends an Aphasia Conversation Group in Longwell Green has been struggling with his speech after suffering from a stroke six months ago.

A Paralympic swimmer due to compete in this summer’s Games has said his career is at risk after a post-Brexit policy change barred him from flying in and out of the UK with his guide dog. Mar Gunnarsson, a visually impaired Icelandic national studying in Manchester, has been unable to fly to sporting championships to represent his country because his guide dog is not recognised as a service animal by the UK authorities.