Wiltshire

Ben Fox: 'Having right leg missing won’t stop me'

Wheelchair Basketball player talks about having family at the games for the first time.

• 3 mins

Wiltshire

Daphne Schrager wins first medal for ParalympicsGB

Malmesbury cyclist takes silver in women's 3,000 metres C1-3 individual pursuit in Paris.

• 1 min

Wiltshire

Para badminton player Daniel Bethell’s grassroots

Ian Longdon visits Dan’s old school in Chippenham.

• 3 mins

Wiltshire

Dan Bethell wins second Paralympic silver

Para badminton player Dan Bethell was beaten 23-21 in deciding set of the final in Paris.

• 4 mins

Para-Triathlon pair: 'the best finish line'

Dave Ellis and Guide Luke Pollard won the visual impairment triathlon in Paris.

• 2 mins

From cancer diagnosis to Paralympic gold

Paralympic coxswain, Erin Kennedy, wins gold a year after beating cancer.

• 3 mins

Grace Harvey: "Insurmountable Joy"

Para swimmer Grace Harvey says family have been vital to her success.

• 3 mins

Devon

Giselle Ansley: Like mother, like daughter

Part of the GB side that won gold in Rio, Giselle Ansley aims for her 3rd Olympic medal.

• 4 mins

Devon

Tom Daley: 'I've completed the set!'

Rick Edwards hears Tom's friends & family on his rise to fame and extraordinary comeback.

• 3 mins

Devon

Krysten Coombs: Game of Thrones star gets silver

Devon's Krysten Coombs says he gave it his all in the para-badminton.

• 3 mins

Berkshire

Shooter Amber Rutter: Olympic first time mum

Shooter Amber Rutter is going to Paris only a few months after giving birth.

• 4 mins

Berkshire

Amber Rutter: 'I won this medal for my baby'

The Berkshire shooter nearly gave up the sport, but won Silver in Paris.

• 3 mins

Anna Nicholson: 'I was trying not to cry'

Anna Nicholson reflects on her journey to bronze in the F35 Shot Put in Paris.

• 3 mins

Sheffield

Bradly Sinden: 'Seconds away from being Olympic champion'

The 25 year old Doncaster Taekwondo athlete's only goal in Paris is gold.

• 3 mins

Sheffield

Sprinter Louie Hinchliffe: Carl Lewis' protégé

The young man from Sheffield could be a breakout star at the Olympics.

• 3 mins

Sheffield

Becky Moody & Jagerbomb: This horse is special

Equestrian Becky Moody from Penistone introduces us to her horse, Jagerbomb.

• 2 mins

Sheffield

Louie Hinchliffe: 'An inspiration'

Louie Hinchliffe didn't make the 100m final but a former PE teacher says he's inspiring.

• 3 mins

Sheffield

Becky Moody: Over the moon

Sheffield's Becky Moody gets bronze in the team dressage.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Harry Brightmore: 'this is my one shot'

Chester's Harry Brightmore on his first and only chance to win gold as Rowing Cox.

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Beth Munro: 'It’s within my grasp'

Litherland-born Beth was the first Briton to win a Paralympic Taekwondo medal last time.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Rachel Choong: 'I nearly gave it up'

Para Badminton Champion at the top of the sport finally gets to compete at the games

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Dan Powell: 'I want to be a superhero like my dad'

Dan Powell, world-class Para Judoka, returns stronger to inspire the next generation.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

I used to say MS was the best thing that happened to me

Ali Smith, a sprinter with MS, eyes Paris 2024 but refuses to be defined by medals.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Amy Truesdale: 'I love kicking people in the head'

Amy Truesdale, Para Taekwondo champ, aims for gold in Paris after Tokyo 2020 bronze.

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Amy Truesdale: 'Completed it, mate'

Chester's Amy Truesdale makes history in Paris.

• 3 mins

Surrey

Ollie Wynne-Griffith: Rowing is in his blood.

Ollie Wynne-Griffith comes from a family of competitive rowers.

• 4 mins

Surrey

Matin Balsini: Proud to represent the refugee team

Surrey based swimmer Matin Balsini will compete for the Refugee Team.

• 3 mins

Surrey

Climber Toby Roberts: 'My dad is my coach'

Surrey's Toby Robert's dad is helping him to train for Paris.

• 4 mins

Surrey

Toby Roberts: Climbing since he was 3

Teen climber Tony Roberts gets Team GB's first ever climbing medal.

• 4 mins

Kent

Iona Winnifrith: 13 year old in Paralympic debut

Iona Winnifrith from Tonbridge is the youngest member of the GB Paralympic Swim team.

• 3 mins