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The Braille Legacy Musical, International Blind Tennis

The writer of a musical on Louis Braille's life, and the first blind tennis tournament.

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Lovers not Carers

Kirsten Hearn and Red Szell discuss the issues arising from lovers being seen as carers.

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Daniel and Michael Smith

Twins Daniel and Michael Smith talk to Peter White.

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Voting

One voter's legal challenge success, and one man's dream job.

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New partially sighted MP Marsha De Cordova

New partially sighted MP Marsha De Cordova speaks exclusively to In Touch.

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Retirement angst, Self-defence

One blind man teaches self-defence to others; concerns about leaving the world of work.

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Why Can't I Sleep?

The latest research on circadian sleep disorders in blind people.

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Changing jobs, Washington State's blind governor

Changing jobs when you are blind; Washington State's blind lieutenant governor.

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Baking Blind and Moving house

What are your rights when renting or buying a new home?

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Education for visually impaired children

A discussion on the state of education for VI children.

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Tech Advancements for Home and Away

Pluses and minuses of technology for travel, recognising objects and getting information.

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Specialist travel and audio-described circus

How do you describe a circus to blind children?

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Sudden sight loss

What is it like to lose your sight and then get it back?

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Hearing the Solar Eclipse?

How to hear America's solar eclipse. Allan Hennessey: Cambridge's top law graduate.

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An experienced actor and a young poet talk about the impact of their visual impairment

With 16-year-old poet Grace Marsh and seasoned actor Karina Jones.

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Does it matter if your partner can see or not?

What underlies the question, 'Is your partner visually impaired or sighted?'.

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Why is the RNIB planning to sell its Royal Albert Hall box?

The Macular Society's Cathy Yelf on the Certificate of Vision Impairment; RNIB's RAH box.

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New principal at New College and Tom Skelton's comedy

Principal Nicki Ross talks about her plans for New College.

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AMD drugs and the new 拢10 note

Chris Thorley goes directly to his CCG to demand Eylea, we review the new ten pound note.

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Orbit update, Sailing champs

Ian Macrae updates on the Orbit Braille reader and we talk to victorious blind sailors.

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Inaccessible white goods

Jackie Brown and Robin Christopherson are in a spin over inaccessible washing machines.

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Poker and Rugby: The Blind Way

Peter White hears about two adaptations of popular games: rugby and poker.

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Young Blindness for Beginners

Joy Addo, Tom Skelton and Mani Djazmi join Peter White for Young Blindness for Beginners.

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Antipodean Edition

Peter White reports on the Australian National Disability Insurance Scheme.

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RNIB appointment; Maria Oshodi on Extant

RNIB's Ellie Southwood responds to Marsha de Cordova MP and Maria Oshodi on Extant at 20.

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Sally Harvey, new RNIB chief executive

Peter White talks to RNIB's CEO Sally Harvey about her plans for future of the charity.

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Colliders - Tactile Hadron, Pedestrians and 'A' Boards

Bradford Council bans street advertising boards. A tactile version of the Hadron Collider.

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Careers in Broadcasting

Lucy Edwards talks about vlogging and Sean Dilley offers advice on traditional journalism.

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Hallucinations, AI Apps

Judith Potts talks about Charles Bonnet syndrome and Jackie Brown on a range of AI apps.

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Christmas Presents

Peter is joined by Red Szell, Chris McMillan and Joy Addo to talk about Christmas presents

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