Accessibility

We are committed to making all of our Internet documents accessible to everyone. To ensure that we meet or exceed the requirements of the United Kingdom's Equality Act , and subsequently the W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) , we continually review our site and modify pages to remove accessibility problems for people with disabilities. All pages on our website are accessible to people who use screen reading software and to those with other vision or mobility impairments.

We use eXtensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) and Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to create pages and documents that are accessible. In creating XHTML documents, we follow WAI standards; for example, we include alternate text to describe graphics; and provide access keys on important hyperlinks.

Our website is optimised for use in the latest versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox . We endeavour to make all pages as compatible as possible with other browsers such as Google Chrome or Apple Safari .

If you need more information

If you navigate using only the keyboard or an assistive device, visit the following browser-specific pages for additional information:

• Firefox keyboard shortcuts .
• Internet Explorer keyboard shortcuts .
• Safari keyboard shortcuts .
• Chrome keyboard shortcuts .

What to do if you have trouble

If you have trouble accessing one of our web pages or have questions about our accessibility policy please contact us. If your problem is a broken link, a link that goes to the wrong page, or other technical problems, please tell us where it is and what happened.

Links to third party websites

Some of our pages contain links to third party websites not operated by us. Those sites are not within our control and may not follow the same privacy, security, or accessibility standards as ours. We are not responsible for the content or availability of those sites, their partners, or advertisers.