In Touch: News for Blind People

In Touch: News for Blind People

News, views and information for people who are blind or visually impaired. Presented by Peter White every Tuesday evening from 20:40 on BBC Radio 4.

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  • Cath Burchill 07 Jul 09

    Thu, 9 Jul 09

    Duration:
    20 mins

    Cath Burchill is the only blind woman to have circumnavigated the globe. So how did she, her partner and her motorbike, Bertha, cope with the travelling life? For visually-impaired cooks, Ian Macrae tries to avoid shredded fingers as he tests peelers, zesters and graters. Plus your comments on 'naked streets', where cars and pedestrians are supposed to share the same area.

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