In Touch Episodes Available now
Stem cell research and AMD
Professor Pete Coffey reacts to the recent case of failed stem cell treatment in the US.
Job-seeking discrimination and accessible gyms
Ian Brooks was refused an interview due to his guide dog. Tom Walker goes to the gym.
Benefits for visually impaired children, New scheme for journalists with disabilities
James Harding, BBC's director of news, on a new £1m fund to recruit disabled people.
Blind man mistakenly tasered. Returning a Guide Dog
Why was a blind man mistakenly tasered. Red Szell on returning his guide dog.
Dr Tanvir Bush, Gough, Gary O'Donoghue on Tim Gebbels
Tanvir Bush talks about her novel, and Australian film-maker Gough talks about his work.
RNIB's acting head on the charity's future plans
RNIB's Acting CEO Sally Harvey talks to Peter White about the charity's future plans.
Leadership at GDBA and RNIB, Personal safety
Media commentator Kevin Mulhern gives his view on the current leadership at RNIB and GDBA.
NHS England Information Standards; guide dog owner sues taxi driver
Olivia Butterworth on NHS Accessible Info Standard and GDO Charles Bloch on taxi access.
Employment statistics and a chance to feed into the green paper on Work, Health & Disability
RNIB's Geoff Fimister comments on the government's green paper on work and disability.
In Touch from Northern Ireland with Tom Walker
Tom Walker presents a special edition of the programme recorded in Northern Ireland.
