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• Journalists and bloggers in the left-leaning broadsheets have been ramping up the pressure about welfare reform - a subject that is only going to get bigger through the month of October and into the new year. And yesterday David Cameron added his voice to the missing 5 year-old April Jones' campaign in which he made reference to his late son; Ivan Cameron had cerebral palsy as does April we learnt in the middle of this week.

• The Guardian ran a very long and interesting with reality model Katie Price about her disabled son Harvey. The journalist reports that she has built "a cabin on a patch of land" where she hopes he'll live when he's older. I'm sure it's much more comfortable than the image I conjured after reading those rather stark words because she says she's built it as she doesn't want him to live in a care home - she's very wary of people who might work there after seeing documentaries on TV about it.

Elsewhere in the news

Bath to host Special Olympics GB 2013 National Summer Games (´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport, Thursday 4 October)

(Independent blogs, Thursday 4 October)

(The Guardian, Wednesday 3 October)

(The guardian, Wednesday 3 October)

(Radio Times, Wednesday 3 October)

(Guardian Professional, Wednesday 3 October)

(Metro blogs, Wednesday 3 October)

Muslim man's right-to-life court battle resumes (´óÏó´«Ã½ News, Monday 1 October)

Top Gear 'breached guidelines' on disability (´óÏó´«Ã½ News, Monday 1 October)

Doorstep lender criticised over loans to vulnerable (´óÏó´«Ã½ News, Monday 1 October)

Epilepsy 'is a global health problem' (´óÏó´«Ã½ News, Friday 28 September)

(The Guardian, Friday 28 September)