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Tuesday, 20 March, 2001, 11:35 GMT
Britain's triumphant paralympic team return home with their haul of 131 medals and are hailed by sports minister Kate Hoey.
Paralympic golden girl Tanni Grey-Thompson tells BBC Sport Online she is excited about disabled sport's new profile.
Lloyd Upsdell, double Paralympic sprint champion and world record holder, reflects on his short but glittering career
Swimmers Kenny Cairns and James Anderson must settle for silver medals after losing out in a reclassification dispute at the Paralympics.
The curtain has finally come down on Sydney's two-month sporting extravaganza, with the closing ceremony of the Paralympics.
Powerlifter Gundus Ismailov is the latest Paralympian to lose his gold medal and land a four-year ban after testing positive for drugs.
The Sydney Paralympics comes to a close and quadruple gold medallist Tanni Grey-Thompson holds the British flag with pride.
Britain add three silvers and one bronze to their bumper medal haul as the Paralympics draw to a close in Sydney.
A hat-trick from Mamuka Dzimistarishvili helps Russia to a shock 3-2 win over Ukraine in the Paralympic football final.
Indian shot putter Yadvendra Vashishta loses his gold medal when a court upholds the organisers' decision to disqualify him.
American sprinter Brian Frasure, silver medalist in the 200 metres, becomes the tenth athlete to fail a drugs test at the Sydney Paralympics.
Great Britain beat their gold medal haul from Atlanta as they increase their Sydney Paralympics total to 41.
Australia's Siobhan Paton wins her sixth Paralympics pool gold, while France's Beatrice Hess earns her seventh title.
Tanni Grey-Thompson wins her fourth gold with victory in the 400m and suggests Sydney may be her Paralympic swansong.
French swimmer Beatrice Hess claims her sixth gold and reveals the motivations behind her success.
Andrew Lindsay smashes the SW7 100m world record in taking gold at the Paralympics, as Britain continue to sweep up medals.
BBC Sport's Paul Dickenson reports from Sydney on the success of the Paralympics as they draw to a close.
BBC Sport Online investigates the reason behind the remarkable success of the Sydney Paralympics.
Louise Sauvage is one of the most successful Paralympians ever. BBC Sport Online looks at the career of the Australian national hero.
Australia is on course for its best Paralympics ever after breaking through the 100-medal barrier.
An amazing anchor leg swim from Jody Cundy is the highlight of another golden day for Britain in Sydney.
A whopping 50,000 contraceptives are snapped up in just eight days in the Games village at the Paralympics.
Three more Paralympics powerlifters are added to the list of positive drugs tests.
A blind Kenyan runner is denied a certain world record when his guide becomes ill during the race.
Deborah Brennan and Lloyd Upsdell claim Paralympic golds in world record times, as Caroline Innes wins another.
Louise Sauvage inspires the host nation to another golden day at the Paralympics, as Kenyan Henry Wanyoike courts controversy and wheelchair rugby debuts at the Games.
An accident at the age of 23 left Donna Richie with a broken spine. Now the captain of Australia's women's basketball team she is a national sporting hero.
Your chance to listen to past programmes of BBC Sport Online's daily Paralympics update.
Tanni Grey-Thompson powers to her third gold of the Paralympics with 200m victory as Britain move second in the medal table.
South Korea claims four golds to rival Great Britain's success on the sixth day of competition at the Paralympics.
Host nation Australia remain top of the Paralympic medals table after adding six golds to their already formidable haul.
Caroline Innes and Melanie Easter savour victories at the Paralympics while Britain's tandem cyclists and an injured Allan Stuart claim silver.
Australia rule the roost by winning nine gold medals on the fourth day of competition at the Paralympics in Sydney.
Australia continue to dominate the Paralympics, but Britain are still doing well as the action hots up in Sydney.
Lloyd Upsdell, Richard White and Emma Brown add to Britain's success in Sydney with more medals on Sunday.
Britain's Tanni Grey-Thompson sprints to a golden double on Sunday when she adds the T53 women's 100m title to her 800m crown.
Two more powerlifters fail drugs tests at the Sydney Paralympics, bringing the total to six.
Three golds in the first night of swimming action boosts Great Britain's gold tally to nine.
Four powerlifters are handed four year bans after failing drugs tests at the Paralympics in Sydney.
Brit Mark Smale hopes his shot putt bronze will be reinstated - plus a round-up of Saturday's action at the Paralympics.
Organisers of the Paralympic Games reveal they have sold 964,000 tickets after only three days of competition in Sydney.
The British athletes and swimmers rejoice in Sydney and reveal their joy after their continuing success in the Paralympics.
Britain charge to the top of the Paralympics medal table, adding four more golds to Bob Matthew's opening day win.
Simon Jackson loses his first fight in 12 years in the semi-finals of the 81kg Judo competition, but secures bronze in Sydney.
Great Britain's Bob Matthews takes the Paralympic 10,000m title in the T11-Blind class with a superb tactical run.
Final details on who won what at the Paralympics.
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