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Comedian Rosie Jones, 33, from Bridlington, was teary eyed as she appeared on BBC Womans Hour as she defended the controversial title of her documentary Am I a R*tard?

Rosie Jones, 33, has defended the use of an ableist slur in the title of her new Channel 4 documentary.

Growing up, I never thought that having a disability could mean you feel proud. 

Rosie Jones: Am I a R*tard? aims to explore and educate viewers on the online abuse faced by those with disabilities, including Ms Jones who has cerebral palsy.

ALOR SETAR: A 14-year-old special education needs student, who has had brittle bone disease (Osteogenesis Imperfecta Type III) since birth, is grateful for donations totalling RM48,000 needed for surgery on both her legs.

AN ANDOVER school will be competing in a 24 hour sports marathon to raise money for charity.

A Modesto family is asking for help after their 17-year-old daughter's wheelchair was stolen overnight. Mykayla Herrera has brittle bone disease.

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Claire Reynolds and partner Ben Binks, from Ossett, Wakefield,are raffling off their four-bedroom detached house, with all legal fees and stamp duty paid for the lucky winner .

A campaign that celebrates positive body image and the visible differences between people has been launched.