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Romanchuk wins men's London Marathon wheelchair race

American Daniel Romanchuk wins the men's wheelchair race at the London Marathon for the first time.

Schar wins women's wheelchair race at London Marathon

Traumatic injuries caused by bike saddles

'There will be trophies'

Why Parasport can change disabled people's lives - Peacock

'It's my happy place' - Kadeena Cox on her love of baking

'You can do whatever you want to do' - rugby for the disabled community

Fitzpatrick and Kehoe: Photos that define us

'I'm just living' - triple amputee Mark Ormrod's inspirational journey

Features

'There is life after disability and tragedy'

Paralysed after being shot as a teenager, British wheelchair racer Johnboy Smith goes for London Marathon glory on Sunday.

From the section Disability Sport

2019 - a seriously sporting year to look forward to

The new year is upon us, but who will have a stellar 2019? BBC Sport experts give us their views.

From the section Sport

From digging graves & fighting fires to targeting the Paralympics

Firefighter David Melrose's life was charged irrevocably in 2010 when he was paralysed at work. Now the former grave-digger is targeting the Winter Paralympics.

From the section Disability Sport

Gold medallist Lyle says pressure to succeed has led to 'tough year'

Newly crowned World Para-athletics European champion Maria Lyle says she has battled with the pressure of being a young elite athlete.

From the section Disability Sport

'It hurts to swim' - Kearney battles pain to win European gold

Tully Kearney said she went through the pain barrier to win gold in the S5 100m freestyle at the World Para-swimming European Championships in Dublin.

From the section Disability Sport

Strictly 'normalised' my disability - Paralympian Steadman

Paralympic medallist Lauren Steadman says people's perceptions of her disability have changed since starting Strictly Come Dancing.

From the section Disability Sport

From 'cool selfies' to breaking records

Six years ago, Kare Adenegan just wanted a "cool selfie" with Hannah Cockroft, now she is breaking her world records.

From the section Disability Sport

'Playing boccia breaks down stereotypes'

Great Britain hope to top the medal table as Liverpool welcomes 32 nations to the Boccia World Championships this week, with 'come and give it a go' sessions for spectators.