´óÏó´«Ã½

Travelling Abroad

With three experienced globe-trotters, we assess the positives and pitfalls of travelling.

• 19 mins

The UK's First Blind Overseas Ambassador; Travelling Tips & Tricks

Peter speaks to Victoria Harrison, who is the UK's first totally blind overseas ambassador

• 19 mins

Accessibility of Ticketmaster and Sonos Speakers

The problems blind people face in accessing live or recorded performances.

• 19 mins

Gene Therapy

Recent developments in gene therapy to treat eye conditions.

• 14 mins

Alt-Text in News; Goalball Saved My Life

The ´óÏó´«Ã½ has published new guidance and training for journalists on Alt-Text.

• 19 mins

Bowel Cancer Screening; Election Information; A Guide Dog Trained in Sweden

NHS England is rolling out a more accessible version of the bowel cancer screening test.

• 19 mins

New Priorities for UK Eye Care Research, A Year in Kenya

The UK Clinical Eye Research Strategy is updating its focus, based on what patients want.

• 19 mins

Election issues; Curious about creatures

What politicians said about disability issues. Help for blind wildlife enthusiasts.

• 19 mins

Redundancies at the RNIB

The RNIB is making financial cuts and job redundancies across the organisation.

• 18 mins

Cathy Yelf Retirement; Audio Description at Gigs

After being the CEO of the Macular Society for 15 years, Cathy Yelf is retiring.

• 18 mins

New Glaucoma Research; Artificial Intelligence in Eye Care

New research aims to identify how well people respond to glaucoma treatment.

• 13 mins

Technology for Life; The First Blind Barbie

The world's first ever blind Barbie doll visits the In Touch studio.

• 18 mins

Talking Newspaper Delays; Swimming Twins at the Paralympics

In Touch hears about delays to the Talking Newspaper service happening across the country.

• 18 mins

The Isle of Wight Costal Path; When Oscar Met Sasha

In Touch brings together a would-be doctor with a real one.

• 18 mins

Trust

When you are or become blind, do you need to put your trust in other people more often?

• 18 mins

Steve Darling; Archaeology in Cookham

In Touch digs a little deeper into how visually impaired people do archaeology.

• 18 mins

Paralympic Games: Paris 2024

In Touch covers the Paris Paralympic Games.

• 18 mins

Judging the Distance of Sounds; A Fond Farewell to the Paralympics

A new study about auditory perception, plus Paralympic twins Eliza and Scarlett Humphrey.

• 13 mins

Melanie Barratt's Channel Swim; Your Questions, Please

Melanie Barratt: considered to be the first blind woman to have completed the Channel swim

• 18 mins

Access to the Beautiful Game, Open Water Swimming

A device that enables partially sighted football fans to better view the on-pitch action.

• 18 mins

Peer Support

How has the prevalence of digital methods of communication impacted the way we interact?

• 18 mins

A Theatre Special

A look at the creative talents of visually impaired people in the theatre industry.

• 13 mins

Eye Care Support Pathway; Guide Dogs - help with free running

Improving support for all stages of sight loss. Getting help to give guide dogs free runs.

• 18 mins

Technology Training: Where to Find It

Where can you go for help with specialist and day-to-day technology?

• 18 mins

Technology Training: Improvements of Provision

How are the sight loss sector collaborating to provide better training with technology?

• 19 mins

The Budget: Answers to Your Questions

In Touch reflects on the Autumn Budget and what it could mean for some of your benefits.

• 18 mins

The Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses; Accessible Yoga

A review of the Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses, with two people who have used them.

• 18 mins

Speech Radio, Showdown

In Touch is having a showdown.

• 19 mins