Liam O'Dell – Page 2 – Freelance Journalist and Campaigner

A blurred image of two males, one with his back to us, working on laptops on a desk.

Spectrum 10K: Consultation on controversial autism DNA study to take place in January and February

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The Rise and Untimely Demise of Accessibility on Twitter

A courtroom set on a stage. A young white girl sits on a wooden chair, scared. Next to her are two white men sitting at a desk and a young man standing behind her. There’s people in the gallery, too.

‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ review – Aaron Sorkin’s take on Harper Lee’s courtroom classic is clumsy at times, but completely compelling

‘Not One of These People’ review – Martin Crimp’s deepfake presentation ponders our projections

Parliament petition reads: 'Replace the terms 'disability' and 'disabled' with 'people of determination'. We want the Government to stop using the limiting terms ‘disabled’ and ‘disability’, which for some reflect negative victim-based identity such as an inability to progress or achieve.'

To be determined?

The Company of Much Ado About Nothing. The full company of performers are line dancing and are all dressed in Country and Western clothing. There are colourful lights and people lift their arms in the air as they dance.

‘Much Ado About Nothing’ review – Deaf and disabled actors perform rom-com with plenty of playfulness