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BBC Sport in Paris

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He already has one gold from his record-breaking 100m backstroke swim on Saturday but Stephen Clegg could add another when he goes in the 100m freestyle this evening.

The Scot qualified fastest in the morning heats but he will again have to deal with Ukraine’s Yaroslav Denysenko and Maksym Veraksa and brothers Raman and Dzmitry Salei.

It’s going to be a busy evening for Clegg who will also go in the freestyle relay later in the programme.

At 16:30 BST the swimming gets going and the very first race features a Brit, with Stephen Clegg in the men's S12 100m freestyle final...

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ParalympicsGB's Tim Jeffery, speaking after he secured a bronze medal in the mixed 50m rifle prone SH2 final: "It is pretty high up there on my list of accomplishments. It has been a fantastic day. A hard final, but a good final. I could not be happier."

"I thought I was done after the first series. I had to dig deep and point in the middle and really trust my process."

On what he'll do with the medal: "I will show it to everyone. You can’t just sit back and let it gather dust. Everyone has to see it."

Andy Lapthorne and Greg Slade have just come on to Court Philippe Chatrier. Will they secure gold for ParalympicsGB this afternoon?

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Great Britain's Andy Lapthorne and Greg Slade are guaranteed a medal in the men's quad doubles gold medal match.

Lapthorne is a three-time Paralympic medallist having won silver in the London 2012 quad doubles, and silver and bronze in the Rio 2016 quad singles and doubles respectively.

Greg Slade is competing in his first Paralympics, reaching the quarter-finals in the quad singles.

The British second seeds will take on the top seeds from the Netherlands - Sam Schroder and Niels Vink.

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Our colleague Alan there, clearly 'thunderstruck' by the music.

'Are you ready' for this afternoon's final, Al? You're about to see some 'big guns' doing some heavy lifting.

We'll stop the puns now, don't worry.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport at Porte de La Chapelle Arena

I thought I had come to Porte de La Chapelle Arena to watch Zoe Newson go for her third Paralympic medal in the powerlifting -45kg category.

As Highway to Hell absolutely blasts out, it's possible that this is in fact an AC/DC sound-check.

This started off as a very tightly contested match, with one team scoring and the other levelling straight away.

For a moment the USA started to build a lead and assert their dominance, but with three minutes to go until half-time GB have dug deep to narrow the score to 23-22.

GB's Jade Atkin has been on fire racking up 10 points in total, before being subbed off.

USA are thriving off the pressure and find the net again to take them seven points ahead.

The crowd are loving it!

Fancy another wheelchair basketball update?

Super Movers for Every Body is a new and exciting initiative for primary school pupils and their teachers from BBC Teach, the Premier League and ParalympicsGB.

Physical activity plays an important role in the healthy development of children, and taking part in PE and sports benefits children’s physical, mental and social well-being.

Currently 1.5 million children in England have special educational needs or are disabled, but only one in four disabled children take part in physical activity at school. Super Movers for Every Body is designed to tackle this issue and get everybody moving.

We want all children to enjoy being active, and we want disabled pupils to feel more included in sport at school, and to encourage sporting allies. We want to harness the power of sport and the passion for the Paralympic Games to introduce more inclusive sports to teachers and schools.

With inspiring films and resources produced with the help of the Premier League, ParalympicsGB, Activity Alliance, BBC Sport, Boccia England, Channel 4 and theYouth Sport Trust, we hope every primary school pupil can join in and take part in inclusive activities in PE and sport, at school and at home.

Watch our film to find out from Paralympians Hannah Cockroft, Ellie Simmonds and David Smith why inclusive sport and Super Movers for Every Body is so important.

Read more here.

Alan Jewell
BBC Sport in Paris

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British powerlifter Zoe Newson will be hoping to lift her way to a third Paralympic medal when she goes in the -45kg division later.

The 32-year-old won -40kg and -45kg bronze at the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Games respectively, but missed out on a medal in Tokyo three years ago.

She has since won world silver in 2021, before edging out England team-mate Olivia Broome by 2.2kg with a lift of 102.2kg to secure the top spot on the podium at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.

Para-powerlifting is a bench press competition, with athletes lying flat on a specially designed bench and then aiming to lower a horizontally weighted bar from arm's length to the chest and return the bar under control to the same starting position.

Check out all you need to know about Para-powerlifting.

Plenty to come in the next hour with the Para-swimming session set to get under way - where lots of Brits will be hoping for medals.

At 16:00 BST the women's Para-powerlifting up to 45kg final gets going, and there's a British athlete who's in with a chance...

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Earlier today, ParalympicsGB's Alfie Hewett advanced to the men's singles semi-finals after beating the Netherlands' Ruben Spaaragaren 6-1 6-4 in the quarter-finals. Here's what he had to say after his win: "I knew I had to play well. I did that from the very first point. His level definitely improved at the end of the first [set] and caused a lot more problems, but I had the answers for them today.”

Hewett will play in the doubles semi-final later today - when asked how he controls his energy levels when playing two matches in a day he said: "I definitely leave it all out there, in the moment, and then deal with the energy later.

"You saw that at Wimbledon this year, with that marathon match against Gustavo Fernandez in the semis and then a few hours later, I was back on playing doubles, and the tank was on empty then. So I know what I'm capable of.

“In all events like this, which are longer, you want to try and conserve as much energy in the matches, but you can only do that through good performances. So far, so good.”

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Clichy-sous-Bois, Paris

Lora Fachie's bronze in the road time trial, her sixth Paralympic medal, has arrived on her 36th birthday.

Happy birthday Lora!

Emma Smith
BBC Sport in Clichy-sous-Bois, Paris

Four medallists for GB in today's road cycling - one gold, two silver and one bronze.

And all of them from women - Sarah Storey and Fran Brown this morning, Sophie Unwin and Lora Fachie this afternoon.

Over at the Bercy Arena, it was a nervy start from both teams but GB managed to take the lead before the USA got into the rhythm to go 6-4 up.

It was back and forth with two minutes to go before the teams finished the first quarter level at 12-12.

The United States earned a bronze medal at the last Paralympics in Tokyo, while GB were knocked out of the quarter-finals by the eventual silver medal winners China.

Let's see if either team can take the lead here in the second quarter.

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Great Britain's Andy Lapthorne and Greg Slade are guaranteed a medal in the men's quad doubles gold medal match, where they are up against Dutch duo Sam Schroder and Niels Vink.

Top seeds Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid will aim to reach the wheelchair tennis men's singles gold medal match when they contest their semi-final later.

In the pool, Stephen Clegg targets the podium in the S12 100m freestyle final (16:30) while Poppy Maskill and Olivia Newman-Baronius are the fastest two in the world this year in the SM14 200m IM (16:50).

Alice Tai will hope to medal in the S8 400m freestyle alongside Brock Whiston (17:24).

Powerlifter Zoe Newson seeks a third Paralympic medal in the -45kg division (16:00)

Dimitri Coutya has booked his place in the final of the men’s foil category B and will face China’s Feng Yanke in the gold medal contest (18:40 BST).

At the Stade de France, wheelchair racer Sammi Kinghorn, already a double medallist in Paris, will later hope to become the first non-Chinese athlete to win Para-athletics T53 100m gold for 20 years (19:08).

You can keep up with the day's action with our day-by-day guide.

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Sophie Wells speaking to Channel 4 after winning Para-equestrian bronze: "I'm so proud of her [her horse]. There were bits of tension, but she's eight and she's amazing. I love her.

"I'm so lucky that so many people have been supporting equestrian and dressage. It's an amazing sport and I am lucky to be apart of it.

"I came wanting to qualify for the freestyle and I knew top eight was going to be tough and not knowing where we were going to sit, but the Games have great horses and riders and I can never take that for granted."

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• Britain's Sarah Storey won her 18th Paralympics gold medal but described the Paris cycling time trial course as "appalling" after winning the women's C5 road event for a fifth successive Paralympics.
• Team-mate Fran Brown claimed silver in the women's C1-3 category.
• Sophie Unwin and pilot Jenny Holl won silver behind Ireland's Katie-George Dunlevy and pilot Linda Kelly in the women's B individual time trial, as British team-mates Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall took bronze.
• Britain's Sophie Wells took bronze in the Para-equestrian grade V individual test, winning her ninth Paralympic medal.
• Tim Jeffery won bronze inthe shooting Para sport mixed 50m rifle prone SH2 final.
• British 14-year-old Bly Twomey is guaranteed a medal in the Para-table tennis women's WS7 singles after beating Sweden's Smilla Sand 3-0 to set up a semi-final against Turkey's Kubra Korkut on Thursday.
• Wheelchair tennis star Alfie Hewett has reached the men's singles semi-finals after beating Dutchman Ruben Spaargaren 6-1 6-4, but doubles partner Gordon Reid is out after losing to Argentine Gustavo Fernandez.

And bronze for Lora Fachie and Corrine Hall!

Ireland's Katie-George Dunlevy and pilot Linda Kelly take gold in 38 minutes 16.58 seconds, crossing the line 1:23.60 ahead of Sophie Unwin and Jenny Holl.

GB's Lizzi Jordan and Dannielle Khan finish sixth.