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Sheffield

Louie Hinchliffe: 'An inspiration'

Louie Hinchliffe didn't make the 100m final but a former PE teacher says he's inspiring.

• 3 mins

Sheffield

Becky Moody: Over the moon

Sheffield's Becky Moody gets bronze in the team dressage.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Harry Brightmore: 'this is my one shot'

Chester's Harry Brightmore on his first and only chance to win gold as Rowing Cox.

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Beth Munro: 'It’s within my grasp'

Litherland-born Beth was the first Briton to win a Paralympic Taekwondo medal last time.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Rachel Choong: 'I nearly gave it up'

Para Badminton Champion at the top of the sport finally gets to compete at the games

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Dan Powell: 'I want to be a superhero like my dad'

Dan Powell, world-class Para Judoka, returns stronger to inspire the next generation.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

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.

• 4 mins

Merseyside

Amy Truesdale: 'I love kicking people in the head'

Amy Truesdale, Para Taekwondo champ, aims for gold in Paris after Tokyo 2020 bronze.

• 3 mins

Merseyside

Amy Truesdale: 'Completed it, mate'

Chester's Amy Truesdale makes history in Paris.

• 3 mins

Surrey

Ollie Wynne-Griffith: Rowing is in his blood.

Ollie Wynne-Griffith comes from a family of competitive rowers.

• 4 mins

Surrey

Matin Balsini: Proud to represent the refugee team

Surrey based swimmer Matin Balsini will compete for the Refugee Team.

• 3 mins

Surrey

Climber Toby Roberts: 'My dad is my coach'

Surrey's Toby Robert's dad is helping him to train for Paris.

• 4 mins

Surrey

Toby Roberts: Climbing since he was 3

Teen climber Tony Roberts gets Team GB's first ever climbing medal.

• 4 mins

Kent

Iona Winnifrith: 13 year old in Paralympic debut

Iona Winnifrith from Tonbridge is the youngest member of the GB Paralympic Swim team.

• 3 mins

Kent

Nathan Hales: Taking Gold home to Rochester

We catch up with Kent's newest Olympic record holder, Trap Shooter Nathan Hales.

• 2 mins

Kent

Zak Skinner: 2cm away from a medal

The long jumper from Kent narrowly missed out in Tokyo.

• 3 mins

Kent

Iona Winnifrith: Silver for youngest Paralympian

The youngest member of ParalympicsGB gets a silver in the SB7 100m Breaststroke.

• 4 mins

Humberside

Lottie Fry going for gold? 'We'll see!'

After a bronze in Tokyo, can Lottie scoop a gold in Paris?

• 3 mins

Humberside

Sam Atkin: 'I'm running with the big dogs!'

Grimsby born Sam Atkin is preparing for the 5000 metres.

• 4 mins

Humberside

Zac Shaw: 'I'd take any medal'

The sprinter is preparing for his first Paralympics.

• 3 mins

Humberside

Chris Skelley: 'It's a pinch yourself moment'

Chris is preparing for his third Paralympics.

• 4 mins

Humberside

Hull's Chris Skelley: 'We can achieve anything'

After almost having to quit Judo, the Paralympian won another medal.

• 2 mins

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.

• 3 mins

Greater Manchester

Farzad Mansouri: Fleeing Kabul, chasing Gold

Manchester based Farzad will compete in Paris just a few years after fleeing Afghanistan.

• 4 mins

Greater Manchester

Cindy Ngamba: First Olympic refugee boxer

Bolton based boxer Cindy Ngamba will compete in the IOC Refugee team.

• 3 mins

Greater Manchester

Keely Hodgkinson: Favourite for Gold

Atherton born runner Keely Hodkingson is the gold medal favourite for 800m in Paris.

• 3 mins

Greater Manchester

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.

• 2 mins

Greater Manchester

Cindy Ngmaba: The Bolton based boxer makes history

Cindy Ngamba has made history by being the first refugee to win a medal.

• 2 mins

Bristol

Ramiro Mora: Circus performer, Refugee, Olympian

He was introduced to weightlifting in Cuba before applying for asylum in the UK.

• 4 mins

Bristol

Artistic swim duo synchronised from childhood

Izzy Thorpe and Kate Shortman first swam together aged 8 in Bristol.

• 4 mins