Blindness and visual-impairment

Peter White asks if blind children who go to mainstream schools get too much support.

Brandon is battling to make it into England's football team. Brandon is also blind.

Lee Kumutat asks why blind people must either be inspirational or deserving pity

Ethan, a 10-year-old blind boy and gifted musician, learns echolocation.

Tom Shakespeare discusses the blind tenth-century Arabian poet Al-Ma'arri.

Aleks explores how technology can give someone back a life that had seemed gone forever.

Frank talks to Deborah Impiazzi, who lost her sight and with it, her job and her husband.

The story of SB, who had his sight restored after over 50 years of blindness.

Dr Raj Persaud presents the series exploring developments in psychology and psychiatry.

George Frideric Handel's last major choral work found him tormented by failing sight.

A love story. How a couple in Jordan came together in spite of them both being blind

Meet the children of the choir of the Milton Margai School for the Blind in Freetown

The infectious eye disease which affects 500 million people and causes blindness

The music school that teaches visually impaired girls in Cairo

Bias in experimentation and the advantage of controlled experiments using blind conditions

Adding a commentary to a visual performance for the benefit of people who are blind

Sue Lawley's castaway is campaigner on behalf of the blind - Sir John Wilson

College student Charlie Simms takes a job watching over a blind army veteran.

Sue Lawley's castaway is Labour local government spokesman the Rt Hon David Blunkett MP