No Go Britain special report

An 18-year-old who took his fight for better transport for disabled passengers to parliament on Monday writes for Channel 4 News about his “hunger” for change.

Campaigners for disability rights, including Paralympian Sophie Christiansen, will give evidence today to MPs looking at how they can improve transport for disabled people.

Six months on from the Paralympics, double gold medallist Hannah Cockroft tells Channel 4 News that public transport for disabled people still has a “long, long way to go”.

Transport for London and Mayor Boris Johnson pledge to improve accessibility across the capital, including expanding a network of manual ramps on the Tube, following a No Go Britain story.

Disability rights campaigners say more ramps are needed to make London’s transport accessible – but Channel 4 News understands they could be in line for an early Christmas present from travel bosses.

In the latest from our No Go Britain series, investigating the difficulties faced by disabled passengers, Katie Razzall reports on a bus company now facing legal action in a landmark case.

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.

Sophie Morgan, who investigated the difficulties of air travel for disabled people on Channel 4 News earlier this week, is told by easyJet that she cannot fly unaccompanied because of her disability.

Horror stories about broken equipment and even being unable to use the toilet on planes are not the exception for disabled people – they are the norm, Channel 4 News finds in a series on disability.

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?

What is it like to fly in Britain when you are in a wheelchair ? Sophie Morgan reports on the legacy of the Paralympics in a special report on the problems of travelling by air.

As part of a week of special reports into disability, we’ve uncovered more travel horror stories from disabled people. Here one young woman explains why her last experience means she no longer flies.

Channel 4 Paralympics presenter Sophie Morgan describes the thrill of walking using the Rex exoskeleton robot – and asks if one day it will change the way people relate to disability.

As part of our No Go Britain disability access series, Felicity Spector finds that a trip to the cinema with her disabled father is a considerably less than relaxing experience.