Next up in the pool, the men's SM14 200m individual medley final.

Britons Rhys Darbey, William Ellard and Cameron Vearncombe qualified fourth, fifth and sixth fastest respectively for this one.

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BBC Sport in Paris

Britain's 13-year-old Iona Winnifrith will be in action tomorrow but another talented 13-year-old will be hoping to make his mark at La Defense Arena tonight

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Ismail Barlov, who turns 14 tomorrow, goes in the men's SB2 breaststroke hoping to create a piece of history.

His nation has won six career Paralympic medals - all in sitting volleyball - can he change that tonight?

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GB are unable to seal their spot in the semi-finals of the women's Para-wheelchair basketball after defeat by the USA at the Bercy Arena.

USA led by one-point with three minutes to go and GB couldn't respond before a composed USA team extended their lead by a further six points before the final whistle.

They will play China in the semi-finals on Friday.

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BBC Sport at Porte de La Chapelle Arena

As she should be, Zoe Newson is delighted with that - blowing a kiss towards the crowd and waving with a spring in her step.

She's going to be in third place with one lift to go.

Meanwhile, a great lift for GB's Zoe Newson, she successfully clears 106kg at her first attempt in the second round.

What can the British pair do differently? They have been trying Andy Lapthorne forward with Greg Slade managing the back, but what can they mix up now.

Time for some high risk, high reward play and Greg Slade is really trying to be more aggressive – but he catches the ball late, and once more the ball sails long.

It is another break to the Dutch. Ominous.

0.02 seconds in it.

Stephen Clegg was quickest into the water but faded in the last few metres. He's narrowly behind Azerbaijan's Raman Salei in bronze. Ukraine's Yaroslave Denysenko beats countryman Maksym Veraska to gold.

Clegg is second after 50 metres.

Take your marks, peeep. And they're off. Clegg looks good in lane four.

Get ready, get set, our swimming evening session is about to go, go, go.

First up, Great Britain's Stephen Clegg will try to add to his gold in the 100m backstroke on Saturday, in the 100m freestyle today.

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BBC Sport in Paris

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There are plenty of friends and family at the Games supporting the athletes - and you can spot them around and about.

William Ellard is in action in the men's SM14 200m individual medley shortly, hoping to add to his freestyle and relay golds and butterfly silver.

Proud parents Lorna and David Ellard, who are wearing 'Go Will' t-shirts will be cheering him on loudly - "He might get a bronze - he needs to work on his breaststroke!" they told me.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Porte de La Chapelle Arena

113kg as easy as you like - and Guo Lingling bows to the four corners of the arena and then pumps her arms in celebration.

Beat that.

Wow, Guo Lingling of China has just lifted a Paralympic record of 113kg to finish round one.

GB's Zoe Newson is third with a lift of 102kg, with Turkey's Nazmiye Muslu Muratli second with 104kg.

Two rounds remain so there's plenty of possible changes.

Big test now for Greg Slade, who is now trying high-risk serves to try and paint the lines.

Andy Lapthorne is really working hard to encourage Slade on every point as he works hard to hold on to his opening serve.

The Dutch edge them in the longest game of the match so far, but hang on – suddenly their concentration lapses just enough to provide an opening.

The Brits target Schroder to good effect and the Brits have got one of the breaks back.

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Well, it's a fine start for GB's Zoe Newson who successfully lifts 102kg, our biggest so far in the final with two more athletes to go in the first round.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Porte de La Chapelle Arena

So the basics of Para-powerlifting... athletes may make three lifts during the competition and must increase the weight attempted by at least 1kg following a successful lift. Each athlete has three attempts at each lift.

The athlete producing the greatest result within the three lifts takes gold.

Zoe Newson is coming up and she's starting at 102kg...

Nail-biting stuff at the Bercy Arena.

Things have just heated up in the third quarter as GB grab a burst of points to narrow the deficit to 38-32.

But then GB can't find the net for several minutes, until some crucial points in the last minute of play put them just three behind with one quarter to go.

An update from the tennis.

The Dutch are really targeting Greg Slade who has yet to find his range, sending the ball long early. Right decision as they comfortably take their opening game.

A little bit of nerves now from Andy Lapthorne, who is broken in his first service game.

The Dutch consolidate the break and are in the driving seat at the start of the first set.

Not the ideal start for the Brits.

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The third race in the pool this afternoon will feature a trio of Brits.

Rhys Darbey, William Ellard and Cameron Vearncombe have qualified fourth, fifth and sixth fastest respectively for the 200m IM but all three will have hopes of getting on to the podium.

Darbey won world silver behind Canada’s Nicholas Bennett last year with Bennett the fastest in this morning’s heats.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Porte de La Chapelle Arena

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The nine athletes about to lift for gold have just been introduced to the crowd, one by one, with Zoe Newson getting the biggest cheer from the Brits in the crowd.

The woman to beat in the -45kg category is China's Guo Lingling (below), the Paralympic champion in Tokyo three years ago, world champion and world record holder with a lift of 121kg in Dubai earlier this year.

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