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  • Ellis Palmer in smart captioning glasses outside the National Theatre in London
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    Smart glasses for deaf theatregoers Jump to media player London's National Theatre has launched smart captioning glasses to make shows more accessible.
    • 09 Oct 18
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    'How I perform Ed Sheeran hits by signing' Jump to media player Marie Pascall is a British sign language interpreter who has worked with the likes of Adele and Ed Sheeran
    • 28 Aug 18
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  • Lal Daggy signing in music video
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    Rapping in sign language Jump to media player Kenyan rapper Lal Daggy is deaf and doesn't speak, relaying his music through sign language.
    • 05 Oct 18
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    Swapping clapping for 'jazz hands' Jump to media player Students in Manchester are being encouraged to wave their hands at events instead of clapping.
    • 03 Oct 18
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    'You can't go there, you're disabled' Jump to media player I've felt more disabled in the UK than anywhere else in the world, says comedian
    • 05 Oct 18
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  • Actor uses sign language expressively
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    Making sign language more beautiful Jump to media player What's better? A finger point or a meaningful gesture?
    • 24 Sep 18
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London's National Theatre has launched smart captioning glasses to make shows more accessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing.

The BBC's Ellis Palmer went to try them out.

  • 09 Oct 2018
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