After the London 2012 Paralympic Games, has anything changed in the daily lives of disabled people?
by Katie Razzall
From bonbons to bullying, rhubarb and custard to rooting out prejudice. In the last of our A legacy to stand on? reports, Katie Razzall visits a sweet shop in Kettering run by disabled school kids.
Paralympians like Oscar Pistorius inspired the world. But for many amputees, the reality is different, as Paralympic presenter Daraine Mulvihill finds out for our 'A legacy to stand on?' series.
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Half a million people are to be taken out of benefit and that will affect disabled sports people as much as others. Keme Nzerem has been hearing their views.
Paralympics presenter Sophie Morgan finds that air travel remains difficult, humiliating and even impossible for disabled travellers, in the latest in our series: A legacy to stand on?
by Katie Razzall
As Channel 4 News begins a week of special reports into disability, one victim tells of having his mobility scooter set on fire and of youths trying to tip him out of his wheelchair.
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Keme Nzerem meets the wheelchair motocross sensation Aaron "Wheelz" Fotheringham on his first European tour, with the Nitro Circus. Watch the amazing video.
Wheelz and the biggest ramps he can find
Can a wheelchair really jump a 50ft ramp just like a BMX? It's a question few would have bothered pondering a few months ago. Well, yes it can.
by Katie Razzall
Young disabled people campaigning to live life to the full
A group of young disabled people launch their all party parliamentary group report on issues affecting them. Katie Razzall was there for Channel 4 News.
Last week, easyJet told Sophie Morgan she couldn't fly alone because she uses a wheelchair. Ex-home secretary David Blunkett advises the airline on accessibility - watch what happened when they met.
Did the Paralympics make any difference to the daily lives of disabled people - or in attitudes to disability? Join the debate with our live blog.
