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ParalympicsGB increase their gold count by eight as they match overall Tokyo tally

In her debut at the Summer Games, the Naperville native dominated, showing why she's ready to take the co-ed sport by storm.

Emi Perry struggled to accept her new identity as a para athlete, but resilience kept her in the sport until she reached Paralympic status.

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Former Liverpool boss Klopp watched his friend Wojtek Czyz compete in the badminton in Paris.

China and Netherlands win first medals of Paralympics in Paris

Wojtek Czyz was soundly beaten in the SL3 badminton but Jürgen Klopp, his long-time friend, was on hand to offer support

Australian athletes enjoyed a hugely successful Olympics in Paris, winning a total of 52 medals and 17 golds – a feat the sports-loving nation is looking to replicate as the Paralympics get under way this week. FRANCE 24 speaks to Sam Mostyn, Australia’s governor-general, about the significance of the Games…

The 45-year-old believes he can compete now with long-time rival Marcel Hug in Paris

Paris 2024 will be Neil Fachie's fifth Paralympics and while he's fully focused on winning gold in the velodrome, he also wants to enjoy what might…

At the Paralympics, classifications are a way for organisers to group like-with-like athletes, so people of roughly equivalent levels of impairment - or roughly equal functional ability - can compete together fairly.