British four-time Paralympian Hannah Stodel is preparing for her biggest challenge yet - the 2020 Vendee Globe.
As a teenager, Josh Taylor was bullied for daring to dream of playing for St Helens - now he wears the shirt with pride.
Britain's Billy Monger says racing gave him the "extra motivation" in his recovery from a crash which caused both his legs to be amputated.
British Paralympic champion Sophie Hahn breaks her own T38 100m world record at the Loughborough International.
Check out the BBC Sport Live Guide for details of all the forthcoming live sport on the BBC.
A Paralympic cyclist urges manufacturers to consider different types of pelvis when designing saddles following traumatic injuries caused by bike saddles.
Paralysed after being shot as a teenager, British wheelchair racer Johnboy Smith goes for London Marathon glory on Sunday.
The new year is upon us, but who will have a stellar 2019? BBC Sport experts give us their views.
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.
Newly crowned World Para-athletics European champion Maria Lyle says she has battled with the pressure of being a young elite athlete.
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.
Paralympic medallist Lauren Steadman says people's perceptions of her disability have changed since starting Strictly Come Dancing.
Six years ago, Kare Adenegan just wanted a "cool selfie" with Hannah Cockroft, now she is breaking her world records.
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.
How to get into disability sport - from archery to athletics and ice hockey to equestrian, there are thousands of clubs in the UK
A list of the key dates for 2019.
Listen to Baroness Grey-Thompson explain how the different Paralympic classifications work in just 90 seconds.
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