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On this week's edition of Inside Ouch we talk language and labels, including whether it is right to use the term ‘normal’ to describe non-disabled people. Also, where do you stand on the assisted dying dilemma? We examine some of the many difficult facets of the debate.

Travel, stigma, work and mental illness as a disabled person in Japan.

Being a blind mum and the difficulties of getting fit if you're disabled.

Are disabled models still a novelty? And how airport security checks can get a bit personal for disabled people.

A look at the recent Special Olympics. Also, being inspired by other disabled people.

From Los Angeles, Breaking Bad's RJ Mitte chats about his latest role playing a character who, unlike himself, is not disabled, Plus Auti Angel from reality TV's Push Girls, and Gail Williamson disability talent agent. With Kate Monaghan and Shannon Murray.

Inside Ouch gets very British as we discuss how the weather can affect a disability

Mindfulness classes at school. Also, should disabled people have the right to die?

Lots of people are getting semicolon tattoos, but why? Also, do blind people really touch other people’s faces to see what they “look” like? The team discuss.

Wheelchair-using politician Anne Begg tells us what she plans to do now she has lost her seat in the House of Commons. Plus an author, a musician, and the autistic character in a computer game With Kate Monaghan and Simon Minty.