World Sailing has pledged its commitment to continue supporting a return to the Paralympic Games after failing to secure the sport’s place at Los Angeles 2028. 

Tunisia is set to hold the first World Para Athletics Grand Prix of the season in its capital city, Tunis.

Gold medallist at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics in women's wheelchair basketball, Bo Kramer, has joined the Women's Premier League for its second season, where she will play for Loughborough Lightning.

French media group L’Équipe has been granted exclusive domestic rights to broadcast the Paris 2023 World Para Athletics Championships.

Teenage tennis player Kai Ryan is lobbying the International Tennis Federation (ITF) to officially create a category for athletes with dwarfism, with hopes to one day compete at the Paralympics.

Dutch wheelchair tennis star Diede de Groot secured her ninth straight Grand Slam women's singles title with victory at the Australian Open.

Dutch Paralympic champions Diede de Groot and Aniek van Koot triumphed in the wheelchair women's doubles final at the Australian Open, with their compatriots Sam Schröder and Niels Vink winning the quad doubles.

Compatriots and doubles partners Niels Vink and Sam Schröder of The Netherlands are to meet each other in the quad wheelchair tennis singles final at the Australian Open, after convincing straight-set victories today.

Britain's Chris Skelley is seeking sponsors to help his preparations for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, where he looks to become the first judoka to successfully defend their title in 25 years at consecutive Games.

Top seeds have safely made it through to the semi-finals of the men's and women's wheelchair tennis singles at the Australian Open, Britain's Alfie Hewett and Diede de Groot of The Netherlands recording victories today.

Four-time Paralympic gold medal-winning sitting volleyball coach Hadi Rezaei is again set to lead the Iranian men's team at the delayed Hangzhou 2022 Asian Para Games after coming out of retirement last year.

Belgium's Joachim Gérard was on the end of the biggest upset on the first day of wheelchair tennis competition at the Australian Open, losing his men's singles tie to Chilean Alexander Cataldo.

There will be a new name on the Australian Open men’s singles wheelchair trophy after defending champion Shingo Kunieda’s retirement from the sport.

Britain's three-time Paralympic cycling champion Aileen McGlynn has announced her retirement at the age of 49.

Organisers hope that the Wheelchair Rugby European Championship in Cardiff later this year will serve as a "lasting legacy for the foreseeable future" and raise the profile of the sport in Wales.