Disabled people already fear engaging in activity, worried that someone will judge us as 'not disabled' for doing something that is vital for our mental health despite the physical harm such as increased pain or muscle weakness.
Sorry we're not robots and need some enjoyable things in life.

This sort of hit piece does a massive disservice to disabled people. By not clearly commenting on the purpose of PIP, the nature of the assessment, nor the difficulties experienced by Mr Rigby, this piece creates room for even more suspicion of disabled people.

There's not enough info here, but a thorough investigative piece could have enquired more about Rigby's ability to walk, as clearly 'playing cricket' does not automatically equate to 'able to walk' when Rigby has to have a runner & take extra painkillers.