Paralympic Games Medals Revealed
2,100 will be made, awarded in 502 ceremonies and have an elegant shine purple ribbon wrapped around them.
2,100 will be made, awarded in 502 ceremonies and have an elegant shine purple ribbon wrapped around them.
The 2012 Guinness Book of Records is launched today so to tie-in with this annual publication we thought we would highlight some amazing world record feats achieved by wheelchair users.
With the stopwatch ticking away, counting down to next year’s Paralympics Channel 4 whets our appetites tonight with Best of British.
14 year-old Matthew James had a dilemma, it wasn’t the fact he was born with just one hand, the problem was the i-Limb Pulse which he wanted to compensate for his missing left one.
Sailing enthusiasts will already know the annual Cowes Week is currently taking place on the Isle of Wight. The event which dates back to 1826 is one of the longest-running regattas in the world which sees 40 daily yacht races comprising of a thousand boats and 8,500 competitors. This year the event’s chosen charity is Toe in the Water...
This weekend marks the ‘One year to go’ milestone for the 2012 Olympics.
There’s going to be a fair amount of traffic around London tonight.
They say swimming is one of the best forms of exercise, especially if you have physical limitations.
Rob Summers was an avid baseball player; in 2006 his team won the College World Series and his future in the sport looked bright, but his sporting ambitions were taken away from him that Summer when Summers was a victim of a hit and run accident.
Providing the 2012 office have their sums correct there’s 442 days to go until the Olympic Games and the good news is whilst millions around the world are waiting with trepidation to see if they have been successful in the ticket lottery details have been released on how you can attend the Paralympics.