London 2012

Ellie Simmonds returns to the Aquatics Centre today, hoping to claim a third gold medal of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.

Tony Blair is interviewed by Krishnan Guru-Murthy about the Olympic and Paralympic Games and how they have changed the way the UK is viewed.

After the ParalympicsGB jubilation in the stadium on Thriller Thursday, there’s still plenty of gold medal hopefuls for Great Britain today.

Sarah Storey wins her fourth and final gold of the London 2012 Paralympic Games in the cycling road race.

Jonnie Peacock secures gold in the T44 100m sprint, setting a new Paralympic record and fending off his sporting hero Oscar Pistorius.

ParalympicsGB’s wheelchair racers, David Weir and Hannah Cockroft, win two more gold medals in the Paralympics Stadium.

ParalympicsGB’s sailors became the first in history to win Paralympic sailing medals for Great Britain and Northern Ireland, winning a gold and a bronze.

Fifteen-year-old Josef Craig wins gold in the S7 400m freestyle and breaks the world record for the second time today.

ParalympicsGB will hope for a medals surge today with athletes in, or able to qualify for, more than 30 finals, including a number of the team’s top names.

ParalympicsGB “bladerunner” Jonnie Peacock qualifies for the final of the 100m T44 sprint in emphatic style.

Deaf athletes do not compete at the Paralympics, and with much of the focus on wheelchair accessibility at the Olympic Park, Channel 4 News asks a deaf couple about their experience of the Games.

ParalympicsGB swimmer Heather Frederiksen takes gold in the 100m backstroke – beating her main rival, the USA’s Jessica Long.

As London welcomes Paralympians from across the globe, Channel 4 News hears from disabled travellers about the challenges of air travel, including horror stories of written-off wheelchairs.

David Weir wins gold in the T54 1,500m – his second of London 2012.

An all-British final delivers archery gold and silver for ParalympicsGB, whilst Sophie Christiansen picks up equestrian gold.