A disabled former Liberal Democrat MP has refused to criticise the Tory work and pensions secretary for covering up a report that linked the "fitness for work" test with a disabled man's suicide.
The Department for Work and Pensions has been criticised for an increase in the number of its own staff reporting discrimination on the grounds of disability.
Transport bosses in London want Google to try out its driverless cars in the capital.
It's funny. Everyday there is something in the papers or online that rattles my cage and makes me want to write stuff. And, almost always, it's something the Government has done, is about to do or is thinking seriously about doing that gets me incensed enough for me to get itchy typing fingers and for the words to flow. I sometimes wonder if I should write David Cameron a thank-you note. Honestly. if it wasn't for him I'd find myself with very little to say.
Poppy Hasted, 55, from Lambeth, South London, has suffered from multiple sclerosis since 1985.
So - Lord Carter has said in a report published today that hospitals need to find a solution to 'bed blocking'. Now, that's an easy one. I know what needs to happen. Four words - sort out social care! If the Government was prepared to spend some money on doing this rather than cutting services left, right and centre, otherwise healthy people could be discharged safely from hospital as soon as they are better, freeing up their beds!