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London 2012 medal winners eye Worlds

Great Britain include 28 medallists from the 2012 London Paralympics in their team for the 2013 World Championships.

Lora Turnham and Corrine Hall lead the medal charge for Great Britain at the UCI Paracycling Road World Cup in Spain.

Marlou van Rhijn follows Alan Oliveira in breaking the 100m record for leg amputees at the IPC Athletics Grand Prix in Berlin.

BBC News Paracyclist 'has no fat under skin'

Budding Paralympic cyclist Tom Staniford has no fat on his face or his limbs as a result of a rare genetic mutation that has finally been diagnosed by sequencing his genome.

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Swapping the swimming pool for pedals

Rhiannon Henry hopes to follow British Paralympians Jody Cundy and Sarah Storey in swapping success in the pool for glory on a bike

GB win 12 Euro Paratriathlon medals

Great Britain's paratriathletes take a total of 12 medals, including six golds, at the European Championships in Turkey.

GB Paracanoeists star in Portugal

Great Britain win eight medals, including five golds, at the European Paracanoe Sprint Championships in Portugal.

GB Paratriathletes want six Euro medals

GB paratriathletes are targeting a record-breaking European Championships in Turkey.

GB Sonar crew miss out on bronze

Great Britain's Sonar crew at the London 2012 Paralympics have failed in an appeal against a points penalty that cost them bronze.

Olympics Athlete grant scheme to lose funding

A programme that supports talented British athletes in further or higher education has lost its funding beyond September 2014.

British trio get Wimbledon places

British trio Gordon Reid, Jordanne Whiley and Lucy Shuker will play in the wheelchair doubles events at Wimbledon.

GB's women up for goalball challenge

GB goalballer Amy Ottaway says the women's team accept the responsibility of increased funding and aim to medal at Rio 2016.

Colbourne & Stone take gold in Italy

London 2012 champions Mark Colbourne and David Stone win a gold and a silver apiece at the Para-Cycling Road World Cup.

Scot Reid loses out in semi-finals

Britain's Gordon Reid loses to France's Stephane Houdet in the men's wheelchair singles semi-finals at the French Open.

Winter Sports Sochi 2014 organisers unveil medals

Organisers of the 2014 Winter Olympics and Paralympics reveal the design of the medals which will be awarded in Sochi.

McFadden aims for Winter Paralympics

London Marathon winner Tatyana McFadden tells BBC Sport she wants to compete in next year's Winter Paralympics.

Reid reaches French Open semi-finals

Britain's Gordon Reid edges into the semi-finals of the men's wheelchair singles event at the French Open.

Peacock victorious on injury return

Paralympic 100m champion Jonnie Peacock wins on his return from injury at the Great CityGames Manchester.

Pistorius will not compete in 2013

Paralympic gold medallist Oscar Pistorius will not compete again this year as he awaits trial for murder.

GB women second at World Team Cup

The GB women's wheelchair tennis team win silver in the senior competition at the World Team Cup in Turkey.

Reid lands Italy tournament win

British men's wheelchair tennis number one Gordon Reid wins his third tournament of the year in Rome.

Nicholls 'shocked' by world record

Paralympian Mel Nicholls reveals the race in which she broke the 1500m T34 world record was only a training exercise.

BBC News Record numbers play disability sport

More disabled people in Wales are taking part in sport than ever, new figures show, and officials say the challenge is for greater numbers in mainstream sport.

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Motorsport Racing a superbike at 150mph with no legs

Story of the soldier who had his legs blown off in Afghanistan, but went on to compete in British Superbikes

Disability Sport Teenage swimmer Marren's rise to prominence

How 14-year-old Amy Marren is becoming one of the new stars of British disability swimming

Disability Sport Dazzling Peacock ready to fly again

Paralympic sprinting star Jonnie Peacock returns to action on Saturday, eight months after he lit up London 2012

Sport South Africa's fear factor

How fear of violent crime can become a part of everyday life for some athletes in South Africa

Football The woman behind the Weirwolf

From taming the Crazy Gang to guiding David Weir to Paralympic success, BBC Sport looks at the incredible career of Jenny Archer

BBC News Pistorius fall-out: Brand damage?

As Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius denies murder, what does this mean for his sponsors and the sports sponsorship industry?

Disability Sport How Oscar Pistorius rose to prominence

A profile of South African double amputee sprinter Oscar Pistorius

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