BBCNEWS BBC News January 28, 2022 10:48:00
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 it's 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 there's no interpreter, it means i have to bring a family member with me. but i don't want that, i want privacy. the labour mp rosie cooper, whose parents are both deaf, has proposed...
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