LONDON 2017 - News

'I just love being on the track, and it is more about enjoying the moment and that's what I do all the time. Yes, I would like to do more events, even the 400m but it is up to the coaches'

Thrower triumphs in the men's discus F37 in the National Olympic Stadium in morning session with a seventh Paralympic title for USA's Raymond Martin

Paralympic legend Omara Durand wins second gold and Greece's Athanasios Ghavelas takes his first title setting a new world record in the men's 100m T11

Shahrad Nasajpour and Anas Al Khalifa describe the positive impact their coaches have had on them

Cape Verde's Pereira Semedo to wed guide after saying 'I do' at the National Olympic Stadium while Wen takes hat-trick of golds for China

'Yeah, I'll be 45 in a couple of weeks. So, I've always felt like I wanted to retire from the Games, but I don't want the Games to retire me. So, I feel like this would be a good time'

Day six evening session sees two golds for Thailand and three for China as German Blade Jumper cements his legendary status in Tokyo

Javelin thrower takes much-celebrated gold in Tokyo five years after Rio disappointment

Pongsakorn Paeyo, Athiwat Paeng-Nuea stun strong field for golds

Tunisian thrower defends her Rio 2016 title smashing the world record in a morning session with Canada, China, Iran, RPC and USA also topping the podium

Heavy academic work load served as a concentration tool for the University of Michigan student to win the men's T63 event in Tokyo

Rising stars from Hungary, Netherlands and Spain also triumph for the first time on day five, while China consolidates its lead with three more victories

Second medal for teenager, who reveals 'I would lock myself in my house and say I didn't want to go out'

Cuban vision-impaired sprinter takes her sixth Paralympic title in a session with Marcel Hug's second triumph and Brazil's 100th gold in Games history

The RPC athletes take three gold in the evening session at the National Stadium, while Brazil and India break world records in field events

Chile also makes history with the first woman to win a Paralympic Games medal in any sport at the National Olympic Stadium

“I’m confident of throwing between 75 to 80m and that should be enough to compete amongst the able-bodied athletes”

‘I just enjoyed the weather out here today as it was like I was training in my backyard’

Salum Kashafali breaks Jason Smyth's 11-year-old mark the same day the Irish takes his fourth 100m title at the National Stadium