I have a neckband for my AirPods. Here is why: Man rescued after being trapped under an armrest while looking for his Airpod - Metro apple.news/Anp4k8NO2TQK2y…

I think I found the geekiest hotel room in Berlin. It has 6 sockets and 6 USB chargers. Even I don’t have that many devices.

This culture is not getting fixed by putting a Union Jack on the side of a train and calling it Great British Railways. This needs strong leadership without constantly making excuses for discriminating disabled people.

More than 100 of the UK’s most high-profile disabled people urge the Prime Minister to abandon the “inhumane and catastrophic plans to cut disability benefits”. My exclusive: theguardian.com/society/2025/m…

I’m speaking out because cutting PIP would be devastating. It’s been my lifeline — helping me live independently and build a comedy career. Without it, I wouldn’t have managed. This is about dignity, not just money. These cuts are dangerous. Stop #TakingThePIP. TakingThePIP

Full credit to disabled celebrities using their platform to highlight the disastrous impact of cutting disability benefits. theguardian.com/society/2025/m…

Berlin has two wheelchair spaces and a buggy space in their buses. 😳

Anger at Network Rail for ‘shocking’ exclusion of scooter-users from ‘future of railways’ exhibition JELLY HEAD @FlickHWilliams disabilitynewsservice.com/anger-at-netwo…

"I've had people say to me, 'if my life was like yours I'd want to kill myself'" Tanni Grey-Thompson tells Nick Robinson political "rhetoric" causes "lots of problems" for disabled people Listen to #PoliticalThinking on BBC Sounds 🎧 bbc.in/4dI0ENh

The highly modern and accessible charging solution at the German capital’s 7 billion airport. There are cables on the high table. 🤯 Yes, this was irony.

“Don’t forget to load the wheelchair again like last time” is really reassuring to hear at a departure gate. Not. 😂

So far we are four wheelchair users at the gate. Nobody is related. It’s just a big customer base.

BER is hopelessly understaffed even for Germany. They argue now if the man with a foot and knee injury and visibly in pain gets boarding assistance because “he hasn’t booked”. I guess he didn’t plan his injury either. This booking obsession is even harming non-disabled people.

Come on Heathrow Airport, I would like to leave this plane. 30 minutes and counting waiting for assistance.

Agreed. And the Equality Act is a 24/7 law. And sending a cab with an ETA of 0037 when you informed the train operator at 2311 you intend to travel on a 25 minutes journey, isn’t a reasonable adjustment for anything.

Berlin Wall at Lewisham Shopping Centre.

Annoyed to find that Heathrow Airport is slipping back into its old bad habits, leaving disabled passengers still waiting for a high-lift to turn up so we can get off the plane, long after all others have disembarked. Other airports can manage. C’mon Heathrow, get a grip!

An English idiom about facing the consequences of one’s actions is “you made your bed, now lie in it.” In Italian, an equivalent phrase is hai voluto la bicicletta? Adesso pedala! It means “you wanted the bicycle? Now pedal it!”