Disability news round up: mobile accessibility and action on 'hate crimes'
In a special feature in The Guardian this week there were several stories about how mobile phones are becoming more accessible to everyone, particularly people with disabilities.
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Elsewhere in the news:
Basic home care help 'breaching human rights' (Â鶹Éç News)
Ministers accused of causing fear for disabled people (Â鶹Éç News)
Mental Health Alliance condemns Deprivation of Liberty rules (Â鶹Éç News)
(The Mail Online)
Shakespeare 'could help doctors become better' (Â鶹Éç News)
Campaigners call for action on disabled 'hate crimes' (Â鶹Éç News)
Disabled 'suicidal' over Welfare Reform Bill (Â鶹Éç News)
David Aaronovitch on the 'abject terror' of ICU psychosis (Â鶹Éç News)
(The Mail Online)
Awareness of mental health highlighted in computer game (Â鶹Éç News)
Paralympic medallist Danielle Watts' house 'too small' (Â鶹Éç News)
Cancer survival: Macmillan hails major improvement (Â鶹Éç News)
(The Guardian)
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(Mail Online)
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(The Independent)
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