Liam O'Dell

Liam is a mildly deaf journalist, campaigner and theatre critic.

In the centre is a rounded blue tick, similar to Twitter's. Behind this is a pattern of symbols - a blind person with a cane, brain, signing hands and the wheelchair icon. The background is a dark blue.

Hey Twitter, where are all the verified disabled people?

Rafe Spall wears a black suit and white collared shirt. He appears emotional as he holds an England shirt close to his chest.

‘Death of England’ feature film to be filmed at National Theatre as new season announced

Twitter Sign-in On Mobile Phone

I Got Impersonated For Calling Out Ableism – Twitter’s Verification Process Must Protect Disabled People

On the right, horizontal text reads: 'Deaf Awareness Week 2021. Appreciate access as is'. On the left, in a column, is an illustration of two hands signing and text, angled vertically, which reads: 'Liam O'Dell, Freelance Journalist and Campaigner'.

Appreciate Access As Is | Deaf Awareness Week 2021

On the right, horizontal text reads: 'Deaf Awareness Week 2021. It's all a simulation (not really)'. On the left, in a column, is an illustration of two hands signing and text, angled vertically, which reads: 'Liam O'Dell, Freelance Journalist and Campaigner'.

It’s All A Simulation (Not Really) | Deaf Awareness Week 2021

On the right, horizontal text reads: 'Deaf Awareness Week 2021. Acknowledge your apathy'. On the left, in a column, is an illustration of two hands signing and text, angled vertically, which reads: 'Liam O'Dell, Freelance Journalist and Campaigner'.

Acknowledge Your Apathy | Deaf Awareness Week 2021