The government has reneged on a pledge to refund £425m to charities after the Olympics, instead leasing the stadium to West Ham for a mere £2.5m a year
They won our hearts at London 2012: can Team GB do it again? We salute our top athletes, from Greg Rutherford to Ellie Simmonds, as they fly into Rio for the 2016 Olympics
The chief executive of the British Paralympic Association, Tim Hollingsworth, has promised Team GB is on track to win more medals in more sports than in London
Lyn Gardner: The London 2012 Paralympics Opening Ceremony marked a moment when disability arts came of age in the UK. Two years on, cuts to Access to Work threaten all that has been achieved
Olympic athlete spent years playing down his physical limitations. But as his trial for the shooting of Reeva Steenkamp nears its end, his defence is relying on it.
Rebecca Davis reports
From arms that resemble snakes to legs studded with diamonds, Sophie de Oliveira Barata designs bespoke prosthetics. Andrew Anthony meets her in her London workshop
Frances Ryan discusses the impact that austerity has had on disabled people and Helen Davidson discusses the Hong Kong protests
Charities are still waiting for the Lottery millions raided to build West Ham's new stadium