London 2012 Paralympic Games

The Paralympic poster boy rose to fame during this year’s Games after beating Oscar Pistorius to gold, and now he is helping the BPA to encourage more disabled people to take up sport.

It’s that time of year: as December approaches, the lists begin. First up could be one of the trickiest – who is your sports personality of the year? Sports reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan takes a look.

Para-canoeing will be added to the schedule for the first time at Rio in 2016 and Jordan Jarrett-Bryan has been watching some of the British hopefuls going through their paces.

100m champion Johnnie Peacock lends his backing to a new event, planned for December, which aims to find Great Britain’s next generation of Paralympians.

Have attitudes changed towards disability as a result of the Paralympic Games? Presenter and wheelchair basketball player Jordan Jarrett-Bryan takes a look, in the latest in our week-long special.

Paralympians like Oscar Pistorius inspired the world. But for many amputees, the reality is different, as Paralympic presenter Daraine Mulvihill finds out for our ‘A legacy to stand on?’ series.

What is it like to fly in Britain when you are in a wheelchair ? Sophie Morgan reports on the legacy of the Paralympics in a special report on the problems of travelling by air.

Channel 4 Paralympics presenter Sophie Morgan describes the thrill of walking using the Rex exoskeleton robot – and asks if one day it will change the way people relate to disability.

Thousands line the streets of Glasgow to welcome home Olympic and Paralympic heroes, including six-time gold medallist Sir Chris Hoy.

As sponsorship for ParalympicsGB is confirmed until 2016, Ellie Simmonds tells Channel 4 News how she hopes becoming Britain’s poster girl will inspire the next generation of athletes.

Insulted, abused and tipped from his wheelchair – disability campaigner Simon Green urges others to report disability hate crimes, saying police are beginning to take it more seriously.

No Fly Britain: A wheelchair dancer who performed in the London 2012 cultural celebrations tells Channel 4 News how his career was threatened by airline damage to his chair.

The Paralympics have inspired many disabled Brits to take up sport, but many gyms remain partly inaccessible, according to campaigners. Channel 4 News hears about the many barriers to exercise.

An audience of 7.7 million watched the Paralympic Games closing ceremony on Channel 4, bringing to an end a spectacular summer of sport at London 2012.

Olympic and Paralympic champions including Mo Farah and Jonnie Peacock, are among 700 British athletes taking part in a victory parade to celebrate their achievements at London 2012.