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The giant flag was divided into seven pieces to be transported up to the Christ statue

Giant mosaic made up of 500 flags designed by local schoolchildren goes on show ahead of official opening of Paralympics.

A group of people pose at the Rio 2016 Athlete Village

The member of the Independent Paralympic Athletes Team went to the Ottobock’s Repair Service Center for Prosthetics, Orthotics and Wheelchairs on Sunday (4 September).

Kurt Fearnley, Chef de Mission Kate McLoughlin and Daniela Di Toro

Chef de Mission Kate McLoughlin believes Australia has the “perfect balance” of experience ahead of the Rio 2016 Paralympic Games.

Daniel Dias of Brazil at the 2015 IPC Swimming World Championships in Glasgow, Great Britain, in the mixed zone.

Coverage is expected to reach a global audience of four billion for the first time, and be the start of a digital revolution for Para sport.

Swimmer in the water, doing breaststroke

Swimmer is targeting Colombia’s first Paralympic gold for more than three decades after sweeping aside his rivals in 2015.

Big group of people posing for a picture

More than 20 students from the CIESP Diogo Levenhagen School will watch the wheelchair basketball competition at Barra Olympic Park.

A picture of a man and woman standing

Special award is named after Korean doctor who has championed Para sport for more than 50 years.

Blindfolded man and guide celebrate after crossing the finish line

Brazil could win their first gold of the Games through Odair Santos in the men’s 5,000m T11.

A visually impaired athlete runs with her guide on the track of a stadium.

With many of the world’s fastest Paralympians in action, Sir Philip Craven is excited for the second day of athletics at Rio 2016.

Rio 2016 preview: Women’s 200m Individual Medley SM11

New Zealand’s Mary Fisher aims to defend her Paralympic title whilst facing big competition from Germany’s Daniela Schulte.

Matt Stutzman competes at London 2012

A guide to the hottest tickets at the upcoming Paralympic Games as the world’s best Para athletes prepare to inspire and excite the world.

Rio 2016 preview: Men’s 200m freestyle S3

Ukraine’s Dmytro Vynohradets is hoping to reclaim his title from Beijing 2008.

Rio 2016 Paralympic integration specialist Marcos Lima (seated, right) is helping to train the descriptive commentators.

At Paralympic venues in Rio, trained specialists will deliver an in-depth radio commentary service for people with a visual impairment.

Paralympic swimmer Gledson Soares, a double medal winner who comes from the region, was the final torchbearer in Natal on Saturday (3 September)

Third day of relay, in northeastern Brazil, has inspiration as its theme and Paralympic athletes in prominent roles as torchbearers.

Aerial view on stadium

More sports, a new continent – and even medals that rattle. The 2016 Games will break new ground inside and outside the sporting arena.

Omara Durand of Cuba

The visually impaired sprinter explains how she became the fastest female Paralympian in the world in the latest video in the road to Rio 2016 film series.

A group of people pose at the Rio 2016 Athlete Village

Ibrahim Al Hussein and Shahrad Nasajpour joined in on the fun during the Team Welcoming Ceremony.

Women’s up to 45kg

Chinese world record holder Dandan Hu will face a deep field at the Paralympic Games.

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Josephine Orji may celebrate her Paralympic debut with gold.

Stinna Kaastrup and her horse

Get to know the Danish grade 1b rider ahead of Rio 2016.