November 28 - Paralympic gold medallist Liz Johnson has delivered an ominous warning to her swimming rivals ahead of London 2012 by declaring: "I don't think I've reached my potential yet."
November 27 – An independent film featuring the story of London 2012 sprinting hopeful Ben Rushgrove, who won silver in the T36 100m at the 2008 Beijing Paralympic Games, is being screened in Loughborough on Wednesday (November 29).
November 26 - Rio 2016 have unveiled the logo for the Paralympics during a special ceremony held at the Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, during which the world's largest floating Christmas tree was inaugurated.
November 25 - Sally Brown, the 16-year-old sprint starlet from Ballykelly, has been named the overall winner of the OCS Young Sports Person Awards 2011 at a glittering ceremony here.
November 25 - Tier One London 2012 Paralympic sponsor Sainsbury's have launched their first new campaign featuring superstar David Beckham (pictured right) after the former England captain signed a up as an ambassador of the supermarket's Active Kids campaign earlier this month.
November 23 - South African Paralympic icon Oscar Pistorius has signed up to become the latest ambassador to join London 2012's sports legacy programme International Inspiration.
November 23 - Britain's disability shooters have secured the fifth and final quota place available to them for the London 2012 Paralympic Games following a superb performance at the 2011 IPC Australia Shooting World Cup, which saw the team pick up a gold, a silver and four bronze medals.
November 19 - History was made at the Scotiabank Aquatics centre in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Saturday as Brazil's Daniel Dias (pictured), irrepressible so far, finished the Parapan American Games with 11 gold medals from 11 events.
November 20 - Australia's women have qualified for the London 2012 Paralympic Games with a 6-2 victory over New Zealand in the Africa Oceania Goalball Regional Championships in Sydney, though their male counterparts missed out in agonising fashion to Algeria in their final.
November 19 - Brazil's Daniel Dias continued his personal domination of the swimming at the Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, as he collected his eighth gold medal.
November 19 - The United States leapt to the top the athletics medals table at the Parapan American Games after a superb day at the Telmex Athletics Stadium in Guadalajara which saw them claim six golds.
November 19 - Beijing Paralympic bronze medallist Sam Ingram captured Britain's second Visually Impaired European Championship judo title as he followed Ben Quilter's opening day success by taking gold in the -90kg category at K2 Arena in Crawley.
November 18 - Five Games records were broken on another great day of action at the Scotiabank Aquatics Centre in Guadalajara where the 2011 Parapan American Games are taking place.
November 18 - Ben Quilter earned gold for Britain in the Visually Impaired European Judo Championships at Crawley today to set himself up for his Paralympic quest in 2012.
November 18 - Three world records were broken on the track during day five of the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara as Brazil's dominance of the event showed no sign of abating.
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