Korean judoka recovers from hospital visit to clinch memorable gold medal.
Wheelchair tennis kicks off, Brazil’s Antonio Tenorio goes for his fifth straight judoka gold and an epic night on the track features Jason Smyth and Oscar Pistorius.
Summer Sports
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Athletics
A slew of world and Paralympic records were smashed on the second night of Athletics.
Wheelchair Tennis
France’s Stephane Houdet and the Netherlands’ Esther Vergeer both won their opening singles matches.
Russia
Gold medal contenders cruise to impressive wins on first day
Nigeria
Country continues to dominate powerlifting medals to thrill big crowds.
Archery
American Bennett provides biggest recovery as archers prepare for semi-finals.
Cycling
Jezek will try to better his four-medal haul from Beijing, where he won gold in both the 4km Pursuit and Time Trial and silver in the 1km and Team Sprint.
Goalball
Brazil and Turkey head stellar days on the goalball court on the third day of London 2012.
Powerlifting
Esther Oyema, Tamara Podpalnaya and Nader Moradi among the contenders.
Swimming
There have now been 40 Paralympic records and 34 world records broken at the Aquatics Centre.
Athletics
A morning of broken records marked the third day of Athletics competition.
Swimming
Andre Brasil, Natalie Du Toit and Daniel Dias also in action.
Athletics
Oscar Pistorius and Jason Smyth to defend their titles on the third day of competition.
Wheelchair Basketball
Wheelchair basketball star Pat Anderson recorded a triple-double at North Greenwich Arena and is on a roll in London.
Rowing
Urkaine, USA and Brazil all qualified boats for Sunday’s (1 September) medal events.
Shooting
In an intense day at the Royal Artillery Barracks, the mixed R5 10m air rifle prone SH2 did not disappoint.
Great Britain
Australian Joann Formosa upsets nine-time champion Lee Pearson to take title.
Swimming
Sam Hynd claimed bronze in the 400m freestyle S8 in his first event at London 2012.