The prime minister's official account jumps on a meme recently criticised for excluding blind users.
Rishi Sunak is in Japan at the G7 summit - but a tweet from his official account has caused a social media storm closer to home
His official Twitter account posted a four-picture photo grid showing cabinet members having a meeting.
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