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Tom Walker visits Northern Ireland to meet three visually-impaired women: musician Clare Bowes lost

The Canute is the latest development in refreshable multi-line Braille and is demonstrated by Ed Rog

Peter White is in Istanbul for the second of two programmes recorded in Turkey. Maggie Moore is a gu

News, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted.

Journalist Richard de Costobadie is a big fan of BBC news online. Recently however, he suspects ther

LOOK, the charity supporting parents of blind children is 25 years old. CEO Charlotte Carson talks t

Peter White talks to Simon Rockman, founder of Fuss Free Phones, and to Steve Tyler of RNIB. The com

Peter White talks about guide dog waiting lists with BBC reporter and guide dog owner Ian Hamilton,

Richard Leaman is to step down as CEO of Guide Dogs, without an explanation. Peter talked to Rose He

Fight for Sight's CEO Michele Acton, joins Peter White to talk about the charity's work funding medi

Peter White is joined by Cathy Yelf, CEO of the Macular Society, who talks about their new report ca

Peter White is joined by Brazilian singer and journalist Monica Vasconcelos, who is the subject of a

Guide dog owner Kim Milward was illegally refused a hotel booking with her guide dog. She tells Tom

Peter is joined by quizzer Nicki Cockburn who recently took part in the BBC TV programme 'Make Me An

David Haynes of Action's Customer Council tells Peter how alarmed he was that the council was not co

Peter White talks to retiring CEO of RNIB, Lesley-Anne Alexander. Lesley-Anne reflects on her legacy

Peter White is in Rio with a preview of the 15th Paralympic Games. He talks to Tim Reddish about his

Action's three specialist hotels are under threat of closure, as Action announces that they are no l

For partially-sighted travellers, using the new e-passport can present unexpected difficulties when

The new generation of watch. Ian Macrae demonstrates a watch which uses Haptic technology and enable