Olympics.com has taken a look at the top teens competing in the Paralympic Games, highlighting the extraordinary talent of stars like 13-year-old swimmer Iona Winnifrith and 18-year-old table tennis player Oda Tokito. A wealth of young athletes is set to amaze at Paris 2024.

China's Zhao Shuai and Mao Jingdian were crowned the first-ever mixed doubles Paralympic champions in Paris. They faced off against compatriots Peng Weinan and Xiong Guiyan in the Class 17 final to secure a decisive 11-9, 11-6, 11-8 victory.

The third day at the Paralympics held yesterday, 31 August, left historic moments. World records were broken, new stars emerged and established athletes defended their titles. There were 51 gold medals awarded across athletics, swimming, track cycling, taekwondo, table tennis, archery, and shooting.

The Paralympic Games are an exciting and emotional spectacle, with athletes pushing their limits in an amazing atmosphere of competition and admiration. Here are all the results from day three of the event... and there is still a whole week to go!

France felt the pain on Saturday by losing out to Egypt, who kept their hopes of reaching the last four while the Balkan country booked their place with a thrilling 3-2 win against Kazakhstan.

Britain tasted sour defeat on Saturday in the Paris velodrome, where local hero Dorian Foulon again claimed the Paralympics title in the C5 4000m individual pursuit and Slovakia's Jozef Metelka cruised in the 4000m event.

After powering to Paralympic gold on Thursday and briefly meeting the Spanish queen upon celebration, the Ukrainian-born 16-year-old has her sights set on Wednesday's freestyle S9 heat and another 2024 Games bath in the sun.

Based in the United Kingdom, the National Union of Journalists is promoting a campaign that targets sporting bodies, venues and broadcasters in order to provide opportunities for disabled journalists to cover international events and draw attention the lack of access and inclusion in everyday life.

British para-swimmers Tully Kearney and Maisie Summers-Newton stormed to gold medals on the second day of competition at the Paralympics in Paris on Friday.

Sprinter Thomas Young vowed to see Usain Bolt's three 100m titles and raise him after striking Paralympic gold in the men's 100m T38 event at Tokyo - now he finally gets his chance. The 24-year-old is defending his title in Stade de France on Saturday.

Paralympics organisers and city officials have been adamant that they hope the Games set a new chapter regarding overall accessibility, recognition and rights for disabled people, but that was not the case for Anna Landre during Wednesday's opening ceremony.

Suhas Yathiraj, India's top badmintonplayer, is determined to win the SL 4 singles title at the Paris Paralympics. At 41, and with an ankle impairment affecting his mobility, Yathiraj has progressed to the semi-finals, dreaming of savouring a buttery croissant if he secures the gold medal.

The Paralympic Games are already well underway, and Aldi have reintroduced a popular initiative in Great Britain's territory, allowing customers to claim a reimbursement if they miss witnessing a ParalympicsGB gold medal moment while shopping in-store.

Israeli Adam Berdichevsky and his family survived the October 7 Hamas attack and on Friday they and other survivors from their kibbutz watched as he won an emotional opening singles tennis match at the Paralympics in Paris.

The show goes on. The second day of competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympics Games, held on August 30, saw a total of 44 gold medals awarded. There were six sports featuring final rounds: Athletics, swimming, track cycling, shooting sports, table tennis, and taekwondo.