ALT A family of three sits together on a floral-patterned sofa, holding hands and smiling gently at one another. The mother, Oksana Shahar, is in the centre with long dark curly hair, flanked by her husband, Guy Shahar, on the left, and their teenage son on the right, who wears a white polo shirt with a school logo. The headline below reads: “Carer’s allowance crisis – Mother of autistic boy left with £10,000 debt after breaching DWP rules by £1.92 a week.” Subheading: “Over five-year period Oksana Shahar – who cares for her son – was paid a small amount more than carer’s allowance earnings limits allow.” The article is written by Josh Halliday and dated Saturday 3 May 2025.

ALT Flyer titled “Bring People Home from Psychiatric Hospital.” Subheading: “Campaign led by People with Learning Difficulties/Disabilities and Autistic People.” It advertises a Day of Action on Tuesday, 29 April 2025, at Westminster and the Department for Health and Social Care, from 11:30am to 3pm. The flyer shows cartoon images: a locked hospital on the left, an arrow pointing right to a house, and groups of disabled people, some in wheelchairs, protesting with red exclamation signs. Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament appear in the background. Slogan: “Free our people now!” Contact details for Inclusion London are listed, including website (www.inclusionlondon.org.uk/BPHH), email (simone.aspis@inclusionlondon.org.uk), and phone numbers (020 3327 0333 / 07749 892 843).

ALT A bold red and black graphic featuring a torn Union Jack, an NHS logo, and symbols for a food bank and disability access. Large text reads: “DISABILITY BENEFITS CUTS WOULD BE DEVASTATING.” Below, it says “350 Health Professionals Demand Action” and quotes Dr Jay Watts: “These cuts will trigger a wave of preventable deaths.” A QR code appears with a call to action: “SIGN THE OPEN LETTER – Healthcare professionals: Add your name TODAY. Share this post — #WelfareNotWarfare.”