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CAN VISUALLY impaired people still watch TV or go to the cinema? Yes, they can, and it’s thanks to something called Audio Description. Like so many things to do with disabilities, though, it’s something of a secret, so here’s a quick run down of how to get the most from your viewing if you can’t see.

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