The story behind ParalympicsGB swimmer Poppy Maskill’s Paris 2024 success
The night before Poppy Maskill won ParalympicsGB’s first gold medal of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, she only had three
The night before Poppy Maskill won ParalympicsGB’s first gold medal of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, she only had three
Former England great Matt Dawson admitted he still finds it difficult to talk about his son’s meningitis as he urged
Hannah Cockroft is craving connection in Paris after a ‘meaningless’ experience in Tokyo. Cockroft, 31, stormed to a seventh Paralympic
Double Paralympic champion Libby Clegg insists her first guide dog Hatti helped her through her lowest moments and wants to shine a spotlight
For Amy Truesdale, the Paralympic Games in Tokyo aren’t just an opportunity to win gold – they’re an opportunity to
Tully Kearney’s 2020 has been a bit more sedate compared to a 2019 which saw her win three gold medals
Womens’ fear of taking part in sport while menstruating begins in teenage years. Research by ‘Betty for School’, who aim to create a generation at ease with discussing periods, found that 46% of women used their periods as an excuse to skip PE classes. Alice Reeves-Turner found out more…
A frustrated Sophie Thornhill admitted to being ‘outfoxed’ by the competition in her quarter-final defeat at the TISSOT UCI Track Cycling World Cup in London.
Team GB’s Menna Fitzpatrick knows all about confidence, having secured four 2018 Winter Paralympic Games medals including gold in the women’s slalom event in PyeongChang, and last week she was at the Chill Factore in Manchester to help inspire the next generation of people taking part in winter sports.
Cycling sensation Katie Archibald admits she’s feeling the pressure of being nominated for the National Lottery Athlete of the Year award.
Coach Rick Hoskins has helped wheelchair racers transform from shy teenagers into Paralympic medallists – now he wants to keep on matching ambition with dedication.
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