"That mean person can be me to myself, but that’s when I just say OK, now I have to show myself," says out pro wrestler Mylo.

Ireland’s Katie-George Dunlevy completes time trial three-peat in Paris alongside pilot Linda Kelly, also bagging another gold for Team LGBTQ.

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After finishing her Paralympics race, Brenda Osnaya made a marriage proposal to her coach and added to the streak of engagements at Paris 2024.

Danz was a silver medalist at the Rio and Tokyo Paralympics but took an impressive victory in Paris.

Marie Patouillet, a sporting icon to France’s LGBTQ community, had to be propped up by her fellow medalists after victory at the Paris velodrome.

Team USA opened the Paris Paralympics women's wheelchair basketball tournament with a win but fell short against the defending champions.

Team LGBTQ rowers enjoy super Sunday, with Lauren Rowles, Moran Samuel and Nikki Ayers all crowned Paralympic champions in Paris.

The British rower, who recently became a mum, and her mixed double sculls partner Gregg Stevenson stormed into the final on the Paris regatta’s opening day.

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After winning silver in Tokyo, Team Brazil's Debora Menezes comes to Paris with gold and her partner on her mind.

With 14 Paralympic gold medals, Sir Lee Pearson is a Games legend – but his conduct is currently being investigated by his national federation.

Monique Matthews and Team USA sitting volleyball enter Paris as two-time defending gold medalists.

After four straight Grand Slams, a three year undefeated streak and two gold medals in Tokyo, Diede de Groot is back for more in Paris.

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In the velodrome, home favorite Marie Patouillet took silver in the women’s C4-5 500m time trial final, with Kate O’Brien of Canada claiming bronze.

The next chapter in O'Brien's athlete story comes with a fresh perspective and it paid off with a well-earned bronze.

For years, Viney thought her athletic dreams were dashed by a drunk driver. But after finding a home in para rowing, she's competing in her second Paralympics.

An Edith Piaf cover, a car covered in Phyrges and the evident happiness of Mar Gunnarsson and Lucy Shuker were among the Paris highlights.