Paris 2024 Paralympics: Meet the Athletes

In Northampton, swimmer Maisie Summers-Newton offers an intimate insight into her life, her love for her sport, and the dedication it demands.

In Shropshire, wheelchair rugby player Stuart Robinson gives an intimate insight into his life, his love for his sport and what it takes to build a great team.

In West Lothian, archer Nathan Macqueen offers an intimate insight into his life, his love for his sport, and what keeps him hungry for more success.

In Loughborough, Leicestershire, powerlifter Mark Swan offers an intimate insight into his love for his sport, his training regime, and what he does to unwind.

In Sheffield, badminton player Rachel Choong offers an intimate insight into her life, her love for her sport, and what competing in Paris means to her.

In Brighton, table-tennis player Bly Twomey gives an insight into her life, her love for her sport, and the importance of the support that she receives from her club and her family.

In Loughborough, sprinter Thomas Young gives an intimate insight into his life, his training regime and the joy he feels on the track.

In Larne, boccia player Claire Taggart talks about her love of the game and why she thinks it's the most inclusive sport in the world.

In Nottingham, canoeist Hope Gordon gives an intimate insight into her life, her love for her sport and the emotional support she gets from her dog.

In Manchester, taekwondo talent Beth Munro offers an intimate insight into her life. She also reflects on her support for younger athletes and her love for her sport.

In Bath, fencer Oliver Lam-Watson offers an intimate insight into his life, his love for his sport, and the remarkable sacrifices he's had to make to reach the Paris Games.

In Manchester, cycling couple Neil and Lora Fachie offer an intimate insight into the way they balance the everyday demands of raising their young son with the extraordinary commitment that top-level sport requires.