Paralympics: Today in Tokyo
★ 7 · 2021 · 46m · Documentary
Roving reporter Ade Adepitan brings you in-depth analysis of each day's Paralympic action from Tokyo, getting himself into the right place at the right time to tell you exactly what you need to know
Episodes
1. Day 146m · Ade Adepitan presents the pick of Day 1's action, including cyclist Sarah Storey's bid to become GB's most successful Paralympian and Reece Dunn going for gold in the pool
2. Day 246m · Ade Adepitan presents the pick of the action from Day 2, with equestrian legend Lee Pearson competing in his sixth Games. Plus: Tully Kearney in the pool and GB wheelchair rugby action.
3. Day 346m · Ade Adepitan presents the pick of the action from Day 3, with Maria Lyle in the T35 100m and Kadeena Cox starting her dual-sport campaign with a bit of cycling in the 500m Time Trial
4. Day 446m · Ade Adepitan travels around Tokyo reviewing key events from Day 4 of the Paralympic Games. GB interest includes Stef Reid, Sophie Hahn and David Weir competing for medals in the athletics.
5. Day 546m · Ade Adepitan travels Tokyo on Super Sunday, a day packed with action and plenty of GB medal hopes - including Lauren Steadman in the Women's PTS5 Triathlon and Will Bayley in table tennis
6. Day 646m · Clare Balding brings you all the ParalympicsGB medal chances from Day 6 of the Games. Among the contenders today are sprinter Jonnie Peacock and equestrian great Lee Pearson.
7. Day 746m · Ade Adepitan reviews the latest highlights from Day 7 of the Tokyo Paralympics. Sarah Storey is in action in the cycling. Plus: athletics, swimming and table tennis.
8. Day 846m · Ade Adepitan travels around Tokyo, reviewing Day 8's biggest events, including swimming, athletics and wheelchair tennis
9. Day 946m · Cycling legend Sarah Storey and swimming great Ellie Simmonds are both in action on Day 9
10. Day 1046m · Ade Adepitan tours Tokyo, taking in the action from Day 10 of the Paralympics, where finals in para-canoe, athletics and road race cycling could add to Great Britain's medal tally
11. Day 1146m · Ade Adepitan tours Tokyo and takes in Day 11 of the Games. Medals are handed out for new sports para-taekwondo and para-badminton, and the women's wheelchair basketball final takes place.More Like This
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