The Weekend Selection: The GCSE in online dating edition

Posted on June 22, 2013 by


Here are the top five new blog posts from the previous 7 days, based on pageviews.

  1. Jason Wagner: I met a nice girl online. So what’s the catch?
  2. Big Brother Update: Sam is thrown by question of how much his hearing aids help him to hear
  3. Big Brother update: Sam’s first weekend in the house!
  4. Sarah Ismail: Why British Sign Language should be a modern foreign language GCSE
  5. Emily Howlett’s Diary of a Deaf Mum: The question I don’t like being asked

The most viewed story not written this week was: Deaf man enters Big Brother house! Only to have his hearing aid batteries incinerated live on TV

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