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In Touch Episodes

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    Action hotels update, TV licence concession, Comedian Chris McCausland

    David Haynes on Action hotels, TV licence concessions and blind comedian Chris McCausland.

  2. Peter White talks to Lesley-Anne Alexander, retiring CEO of RNIB

    Peter White talks to retiring RNIB CEO Lesley-Anne Alexander about her role at the charity

  3. Paralympic Special from Rio

    Peter White presents from the Paralympic Games in Rio and meets visually-impaired athletes

  4. Paralympic Games; photo exhibition preview

    Peter White previews the Paralympic Games and a photo exhibition focusing on blindness.

  5. New polymer 拢5, Special hotels closure threat

    Specialist hotels under threat of closure and a close up look at the new polymer fiver.

  6. Peter White with news, views and information for people who are blind or partially sighted.

    Advice on using e-passports and tips from boxer Janice Wheeler.

  7. The watch using haptic technology to help you tell the time. Plus Paralympic swimmer Hannah Russell

    Telling the time by touch - but not as we know it. And Paralympic swimmer Hannah Russell.

  8. RNIB's new film, Recording PIP interviews

    RNIB's film on what it's like to be partially sighted. Plus recording your Pip assessment.

  9. Sights tests for four- and five-year-olds, Nordic walking, Accessible medical documents

    How eye tests can help very young children, and we go walking Nordic style.

  10. Problems on a cruise, Kerbs in Northern Ireland

    Tom Walker talks to blind passengers unable to sail on the cruise they paid for.

  11. Signing of the Marrakesh Treaty, Suggested summer reads

    What does the signing of the Marrakesh Treaty on accessible books mean for UK readers?

  12. Blindness: for sighted beginners

    Myths and tips on what to do, and what not to do, when helping a blind person.

  13. Blind people on stage, film and TV

    In Touch explores the portrayal of blind people on stage, film and TV.

  14. Glastonbury: Just how easy is it for us to join in?

    In Touch goes to Glastonbury. Two listeners find out how much fun it is if you're blind.

  15. Moving from primary to secondary school; Mark Hardie

    Moving from primary to secondary school for blind children. And new author Mark Hardie.

  16. Going to the gym, Tandem riding

    Going to the gym, and getting on a tandem if you're blind or have a visual impairment.

  17. Cooking Healthy Food From Scratch

    Cooking healthy food from scratch when you can't see your way around the kitchen.

  18. Keeping Fit and Staying Active

    Ideas for keeping fit and staying active when you're blind or visually impaired.

  19. How can air travel be made easier for blind people?

    How can air travel be made easier for blind people?

  20. Help: getting it and dispensing with it

    Peter and guests talk about the challenges of getting help, and then dispensing with it.

  21. Talking Over You, Not To You; British Blind Sport

    The airline which failed to talk directly to a blind passenger when there was a problem.

  22. National Living Wage, Blind Taekwondo Master

    How the National Living Wage could have an impact on care. And the blind taekwondo Master.

  23. 150 years of New College Worcester, Guide dogs and Uber

    New College Worcester, a school for blind teenagers, celebrates. Plus, guide dogs and Uber

  24. Guide dogs on EasyJet, Strangers who try to help you out

    EasyJet admit they got it wrong with a guide dog. And when strangers try to help.

  25. How Hull is becoming easier for blind people, Susie Steiner

    How Hull is easier to get around. And writer Susie Steiner talks about her sight loss.

  26. The Future of Braille

    A look at what's around the corner when it comes to braille technology.

  27. Blindness for Beginners: Ways of Managing When You Lose Your Sight

    Three people who have become blind as adults discuss ways of managing.

  28. Follow-up eye appointments, Access to festivals

    How delays in follow-up eye appointments are putting sight at risk. Access to festivals.

  29. Talking newspapers, Accessible computer games

    The closure of talking newspapers, plus a look at accessible computer games.

  30. Kelsey from Watford Boys Grammar

    For 蜜芽传媒 News School Report, Kelsey from Watford Boys Grammar co-hosts with Peter White.

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