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Beth Munro: 'It’s within my grasp'
Litherland-born Beth was the first Briton to win a Paralympic Taekwondo medal last time. Read more
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Merseyside
Litherland-born Beth was the first Briton to win a Paralympic Taekwondo medal last time.
Rachel Choong: 'I nearly gave it up'
Para Bton Champion at the top of the sport finally gets to compete at the games
Dan Powell: 'I want to be a superhero like my dad'
Dan Powell, world-class Para Judoka, returns stronger to inspire the next generation.
I used to say MS was the best thing that happened to me
Ali Smith, a sprinter with MS, eyes Paris 2024 but refuses to be defined by medals.
Amy Truesdale: 'I love kicking people in the head'
Amy Truesdale, Para Taekwondo champ, aims for gold in Paris after Tokyo 2020 bronze.
Amy Truesdale: 'Completed it, mate'
Chester's Amy Truesdale makes history in Paris.
Surrey
Ollie Wynne-Griffith: Rowing is in his blood.
Ollie Wynne-Griffith comes from a family of competitive rowers.
Matin Balsini: Proud to represent the refugee team
Surrey based swimmer Matin Balsini will compete for the Refugee Team.
Climber Toby Roberts: 'My dad is my coach'
Surrey's Toby Robert's dad is helping him to train for Paris.
Toby Roberts: Climbing since he was 3
Teen climber Tony Roberts gets Team GB's first ever climbing medal.
Kent
Iona Winnifrith: 13 year old in Paralympic debut
Iona Winnifrith from Tonbridge is the youngest member of the GB Paralympic Swim team.
Nathan Hales: Taking Gold home to Rochester
We catch up with Kent's newest Olympic record holder, Trap Shooter Nathan Hales.
Zak Skinner: 2cm away from a medal
The long jumper from Kent narrowly missed out in Tokyo.
Iona Winnifrith: Silver for youngest Paralympian
The youngest member of ParalympicsGB gets a silver in the SB7 100m Breaststroke.
Humberside
Lottie Fry going for gold? 'We'll see!'
After a bronze in Tokyo, can Lottie scoop a gold in Paris?
Sam Atkin: 'I'm running with the big dogs!'
Grimsby born Sam Atkin is preparing for the 5000 metres.
Zac Shaw: 'I'd take any medal'
The sprinter is preparing for his first Paralympics.
Chris Skelley: 'It's a pinch yourself moment'
Chris is preparing for his third Paralympics.
Hull's Chris Skelley: 'We can achieve anything'
After almost having to quit Judo, the Paralympian won another medal.
Greater Manchester
Pat Brown: From family boxing gym to the Olympics
Sale born Pat Brown has trained with his family at Moss Side boxing gym in Manchester.
Farzad Mansouri: Fleeing Kabul, chasing Gold
Manchester based Farzad will compete in Paris just a few years after fleeing Afghanistan.
Cindy Ngamba: First Olympic refugee boxer
Bolton based boxer Cindy Ngamba will compete in the IOC Refugee team.
Keely Hodgkinson: Favourite for Gold
Atherton born runner Keely Hodkingson is the gold medal favourite for 800m in Paris.
Keely Hodgkinson: 'It's something you only dream of'
Team GB's Keely Hodgkinson wins gold in Paris and ends her wait for a global title.
Cindy Ngmaba: The Bolton based boxer makes history
Cindy Ngamba has made history by being the first refugee to win a medal.
Bristol
Ramiro Mora: Circus performer, Refugee, Olympian
He was introduced to weightlifting in Cuba before applying for asylum in the UK.
Artistic swim duo synchronised from childhood
Izzy Thorpe and Kate Shortman first swam together aged 8 in Bristol.
Artistic swimmers: Silver joy after nearly quitting
Kate Shortman and Izzy Thorpe won Great Britain's first ever Olympic medal in the sport.
Tees, Co. Durham & N. Yorkshire
Richard Kilty returns: One last Olympics
Teesside sprinter Richard Kilty is back for one last shot at glory in Paris.
Richard Kilty: Tragedy in Tokyo to podium in Paris
The 'Teesside Tornado' wins bronze in Paris after being robbed of silver in Tokyo.
Terry Bywater: 'Lucky number seven'
After first competing in Sydney, the Redcar athlete competes in his 7th games in Paris
