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Great Britain equal London 2012 Paralympic gold medal tally with five days of competition left at Rio 2016.

Shock and elation as British swimmers set Rio pool alight with golden hat-trick.

Brits battle for bronze in wheelchair tennis, while Simmonds goes for her third consecutive title.

Most successful day so far for ParalympicsGB in Rio with 21 medals, including Whitehead defending his London 2012 title.

On day five Weir and Chiassaro go head-to-head, while Simmonds goes for consecutive titles.

Kadeena Cox impresses with her second medal in a second sport in Rio, and Andy Lewis wins historic triathlon gold.

Today in Rio sees four GB boats in rowing finals and Richard Whitehead takes the stage to defend his Paralympic title.

Triathlon makes Paralympic debut, Cox switches sports and Cockroft looks to replicate London glory.

Jonnie Peacock's dominant defence of London 2012 title among a staggering seven golds won by Great Britain on day 2.

Dame Sarah Storey becomes Britain's most successful female Paralympian of all time on day 1 of Rio 2016.