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Great Britain and USA meet in the men's wheelchair basketball final. Both sides have a 100% winning record in Paris.

USA have won the past two titles. GB have never taken gold. Is tonight the night?

This time it's not to be for Great Britain's Aled Davies, who has to settle for silver in the shot put.

Kuwait's Faisal Sorour takes gold with an effort of 15.31m.

Hannah Cockroft is on the top of the podium at the Paralympics once again.

She receives her gold medal for her victory in the T34 800m earlier this evening, and is alongside her silver medal-winning GB team-mate Kare Adenegan.

GB now have 47 gold medals in Paris - can they make it to 50 by the time the Games close on Sunday?

Great Britain's Aled Davies fouls in the fifth round - his attempt was long, maybe long enough to reclaim top spot? But it lands outside the sector lines.

Faisal Surour of Kuwait still leads on 15.31m.

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Well then... Faisal Surour of Kuwait throws 15.31m in the fourth round and goes into the gold medal position.

Great Britain's Aled Davies can't respond with his fourth-round throw, and he has two more attempts to try to secure that fourth Paralympic gold.

• Hannah Cockroft was in dominant form to win the women's T34 800m final and secure her ninth Paralympic gold medal. Kare Adenegan took silver.
• Stephen Clegg won his second Para-swimming gold of the Games in the men's S12 100m butterfly, while Alice Tai took bronze in the S8 100m butterfly.
• ParalympicsGB won two golds and two silvers in Saturday's Para-canoe finals - the golds coming courtesy of Emma Wiggs and Charlotte Henshaw.
• Fin Graham came home first in the Para-cycling men's C1-3 road race.
• Alfie Hewett had a gold medal point, but eventually had to settle for silver from his wheelchair tennis singles final with Japan's Tokito Oda at Roland Garros.
• Dan Powell won silver for GB in Para-judo, while Para-equestrian medals have also been won by Georgia Wilson, Mari Durward-Akhurst, Sophie Wells and Natasha Baker.
• There have also been bronzes for judoka Chris Skelley and GB's wheelchair fencing men's epee team.

Emma Smith
BBC Sport at La Defense Arena

The final race of the 2024 Paralympic swimming - and probably the final ever swim race at La Defense Arena - was an absolute barnstormer.

The mixed 4x100m freestyle relay saw the lead change hand multiple times. Italy took an early lead, were reeled in by China, then Canada got in front - all while Australia and USA were also in medal contention.

In the end a phenomenal final leg from Simone Barlaam won the gold for the Italians - and in a world record time too.

Great Britain's Aled Davies sent the shot 14.32m twice in the first two rounds, which was only good enough for fourth...

Until his third-round throw of 15.10m, which is good enough for the lead.

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Hannah Cockroft won her ninth Paralympic gold medal a short while ago, and afterwards spoke to Channel 4:

"I'm a little out of breath after that one. I don’t want to leave the stadium. This is amazing. I could hear it under the stands and I could feel it following me around, It’s like being back in London.

"Nathan's [Maguire] voice was the last I heard. He understands what goes into that performance and that I won't be happy with that time. He sees every session. He told me I didn’t get a good start I was like ‘alright!’"

On competing in a full stadium:

"This is how many people want para-sport, it doesn’t end here. Find your favourite athletes and give them a follow."

On ringing the gold medal bell and what's next:

"Nine gold medals, nine rings of the bell, that might be the last chance to do it. Now the hard work begins [her wedding in three weeks and five days away].

"Hopefully go home, have an amazing wedding and a great life."

Ali Smith finishes sixth in her final, in a personal-best time of one minute 0.88 seconds.

However, she will leave Paris with a silver in the 4x100m universal relay.

Colombia's Karen Palomeque wins gold and sets a new world record in the process.

We'll have some quotes from Hannah Cockroft in the next few minutes.

Meanwhile, next on the track, Great Britain's Ali Smith goes in lane four in the T38 400m final.

Hannah Cockroft led that race from the gun and won it by nearly eight seconds from her British team-mate Kare Adenegan, who has her second silver of the Games in Paris.

Adenegan was second behind Cockroft in the 100m earlier in the week.

Hannah Cockroft has a 40m lead or so at the halfway point.

Surely nobody can catch her?

Two laps of the track for Paralympic gold.

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Nathan Maguire, ParalympicsGB wheelchair athlete and Hannah Cockroft's fiance was talking to Channel 4:

"I feel a little bit out of control but I know she's going to be amazing.

"We’ve spent all day together - she’s always really nervous but today she’s looking really good.

"Tonight is all about Hannah. She competed on Sunday and she's had to wait all week, but she’s been training really well.

"For wheelchair it’s totally different. You wouldn’t see Usain Bolt do the 100m and then do the 800m. Hannah is a real powerhouse."

Hannah Cockroft will attempt to win a ninth Paralympic gold medal shortly.

She goes in the women's T34 800m final, an event she won in Rio and Tokyo.

Cockroft is one of three British competitors in the final, with Kare Adenegan and Fabienne Andre also in the field.

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Stephen Clegg's mum, Moira Beattie, talking to Channel 4: "Just totally amazing, out of this world, I wanted to cry. He's so good.

"You just know how hard they've worked and for all those years, and all the early mornings and all the sacrifices they make socially.

"I know covid was very hard for Stephen and he's just come through.

"It's just amazing for him, I can't believe it, it's just so good. I can't put it into words."

In 2012 it was discus gold, then in 2016 and 2021 it was gold in the shot put for Aled Davies.

He's after a fourth Paralympic title in the F63 shot put tonight.