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In Touch Episodes

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    The UK's First Blind Overseas Ambassador; Travelling Tips & Tricks

    Peter speaks to Victoria Harrison, who is the UK's first totally blind overseas ambassador

  2. Travelling Abroad

    With three experienced globe-trotters, we assess the positives and pitfalls of travelling.

  3. Sleep

    We investigate issues with sleep that are caused by a lack of light perception.

  4. Redundancies at Guide Dogs; Voting Equipment

    Guide Dogs is making some big organisational changes. Their CEO explains what's happening.

  5. Improvements to the Disabled Students' Allowance

    The Disabled Students' Allowance system has been updated to address student's issues.

  6. Audio Description: New Ofcom Guidelines & Application in the Theatre

    Ofcom has just made amendments to its audio description guidelines.

  7. Hotel Stays with a Guide Dog; The Great Escape

    A big-name hotel initially declared on their website that service dogs are not welcome.

  8. Should Blindness be Front and Centre?

    We discuss whether your blindness should be at the front and centre of your life.

  9. A New Treatment for Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration

    In Touch investigates a new treatment for Dry Age-Related Macular Degeneration.

  10. The State of Vision Rehabilitation Services

    New research from the RNIB has revealed major delays in vision rehabilitation provision.

  11. The Impacts of an Inactive Government - Northern Ireland

    In Touch assesses the impacts of Northern Ireland's Assembly being inactive.

  12. RNIB Tech for Life Fair - Belfast

    In Touch attended Northern Ireland's first major assistive technology conference.

  13. Voting Requirements; Smart Energy; Visual Snow

    The Electoral Commission update us on what VI people need to consider before voting.

  14. Mixmups

    Mixmups is a new children's TV show that has representation at the heart.

  15. YouGov Poll on Employment

    A recent poll gathered evidence of employer attitudes over hiring visually impaired people

  16. Blind Baseball and Morris Dancing

    Can blind people play baseball or be morris dancers? Of course they can!

  17. Local sight loss charities; Doctor Who

    Local sight loss charity service provision and making Doctor Who more accessible.

  18. Accessible smart meters, A blast from the past!

    Problems getting accessible smart meters and an adventurous photographer.

  19. Representation in Parliament

    We discuss political representation for visually impaired people.

  20. Pavement Parking

    What's being done to tackle the decade-old campaign to stop cars parking on pavements?

  21. The New CEO of Guide Dogs; Cars

    An interview with Andrew Lennox, the new CEO of the charity Guide Dogs.

  22. The Blind Chocolatier

    In Touch pays a visit to The Blind Chocolatier in the Lake District.

  23. Christmas Time at New College Worcester

    In Touch asks some of the pupils New College Worcester how they prepare for Christmas.

  24. The Eyes Have It

    A group of prominent sight loss organisations have created a partnership: The Eyes Have It

  25. Look UK's Mentoring Project

    We take a look at a mentoring programme designed for young visually impaired people.

  26. Scotland's Train Ticket Offices; Awards for Service

    A decision over what to do about Scotland's train ticket offices is yet to be reached.

  27. AbilityNet Tech Conference; Love on the Run

    AbilityNet organised a tech event that brought together some of the big industry names.

  28. All The Light We Cannot See

    We review the Netflix adaptation of Anthony Doerr's novel All the Light We Cannot See.

  29. How Accessible is X?

    Just how accessible is the social media platform X?

  30. U-Turn on Rail Ticket Office Closures

    The government cancels their plans to scrap ticketing offices at train stations in England

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