'He's my eyes, I'm his judgement'
They are colleagues but they sometimes call themselves brothers - David Black, who is blind, and Peter Wilson, who has autism, work and cook together in a cafe. David is a professional chef who went blind in his teens. His working life is made possible with the help of Peter. The Ä¢¹½¶ÌÊÓÆµ's Emma Tracey reports from the café where they work in Falkirk in Scotland.
(Photo: A knife next to a hand covered in a protective mesh glove. Credit: fotoedu/Thinkstock)
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