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Member with me. but i dont want that, i want privacy. the labour mp rosie cooper, whose parents are both deaf, has proposed new laws, which the government is now backing. mps will debate the proposals later and, once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester c...

Member with me. but i dont want that, i want privacy. the labour mp rosie cooper, whose parents are both deaf, has proposed new laws, which the government is now backing. deaf people can do anything but you have to help them by removing communication barriers. remove those communication barriers and the world is their oyster. that is what today will begin. once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise m...

Hope the change will see it more widely used and promoted. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, has this report. for centuries, british sign language has been used by deaf people in the uk as an essential tool to communicate. but while its recognised as a language, it has no legal status. campaigners, including the strictly winner rose ayling—ellis, are calling for a change in the law to ensure bsl becomes more widely used, improving accessibility for deaf people. if i go to the doctor...

Once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england is be...

And, once passed into law, government departments will be required to report their use of bsl, and a panel of bsl users will be set up to advise ministers and officials. its hoped this will lead to bsl being more widely used in public settings, like this monthly signed service at manchester cathedral, and more interpreters being employed as a result. scotland already has a law promoting the use of bsl. there are campaigns for similar changes in wales and northern ireland. the new law in england ...

Jonathan blake, has this report. for centuries, british sign language has been used by deaf people in the uk as an essential tool to communicate. but while its recognised as a language, it has no legal status. campaigners, including the strictly winner rose ayling—ellis, are calling for a change in the law to ensure bsl becomes more widely used, improving accessibility for deaf people. if i go to the doctor and theres no interpreter, it means i have to bring a family member with me. but i dont...