This year’s Olympic Games promise to be truly spectacular.

Jonathan Broom-Edwards (coach: Beth Miller, club: Newham and Essex Beagles) secured his third consecutive men’s T64 High Jump world title on the second day of action at the World Para Athletics Championships Kobe24.

The Wanda Diamond League have announced electric vehicle manufacturer Zeekr as its new official mobility partner, in a move which brings athletics’ premier global series to the cutting edge of mobility and sustainability innovation. 

Sabrina Fortune (coach: Ryan Spencer Jones, club: Deeside) produced the best performance of her career as she sealed her third consecutive women’s F20 shot put title in a staggering world record of 14.73m.

People are claiming that not enough has been done to improve accessibility on Paris's underground trains network ahead of the Paralympics.

Leading French disability charity, APF France Handicap, has described the Metro as a "big black spot" on the city's Paralympic legacy, with the president of the International Paralympic Committee saying he understood the "frustration", but pointed to "massive investment" in the city's buses. French wheelchair users say the lack of accessibility on the Metro was a source of "shame".

Before Paris was awarded the Games in 2017, organisers had put accessibility at the centre of their bid, external, promising "accessible infrastructure and attitudes befitting the most visited country on Earth".

Robinsons, the number one squash brand in the UK, and renowned cricket team Lashings World XI are delighted to announce their new partnership, kicking off this month for the summer, further amplifying Robinsons’ presence within cricket.