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All the best action as ParalympicsGB aim to eclipse their impressive 124-medal haul from Tokyo. Want a run-down of all the precious metal being doled out in Paris? Get it here.
Action from day seven, including road cycling, para swimming and athletics. Dame Sarah Storey bids for a record-extending 18th Paralympic gold in the women's C5 individual time-trial, wheelchair racer Sammi Kinghorn was expected to compete in the final of the women's T53 100m final on the track, and swimmers Alice Tai and Stephen Clegg raced for medals in the pool.
A round-up of the best bits from day eight at the Games. ParalympicsGB had a wealth of medal hopes in athletics. Sammi Kinghorn competed for the second night in a row in the women's T53 400m, Dan Pembroke looked to defend his gold medal from Tokyo in the men's F13 javelin throw, and Olivia Breen and Maddie Down leapt for medals in the women's T38 long jump. Elsewhere, the last medals were handed out in the boccia, there were semi-finals in wheelchair tennis and wheelchair basketball, and Olivia Broome went for gold in the women's 50kg powerlifting.
Action from day nine of the Games. Cycling legend Dame Sarah Storey was in action in the women's C4-5 road race, looking to add to her impressive haul of medals. In the pool, Maisie Summers-Newton and Grace Harvey were expected to swim for medals in the women's S6 400m freestyle final. Over at Stade de France, Jonathan Broom-Edwards looked to defend his Paralympic high jump title and the 4x100m universal relay took place. Plus, wheelchair tennis, dressage, wheelchair basketball and table tennis.
Action from packed penultimate day at the Games in the French capital. Hannah Cockroft and Kare Adenegan were expected to compete in the Women's T34 800m final. Elsewhere Aled Davies aimed for his fifth Paralmypic medal in the F63 Shot Put. Plus, can Chris Skelley aimed to successfully defend his judo title in the men's J2 +90kg class. There was also medals up for grabs in fencing, swimming, equestrian, wheelchair tennis and more.
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