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Alice Tai, a 25-year-old swimmer, won her first individual Paralympic gold medal in the women's S8 100m backstroke at the Paris Games. This victory comes just two years after her right leg amputation, marking a remarkable comeback for the athlete who has faced numerous personal and health challenges.
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Great Britain finished second in the medal table at the Paris 2024 Paralympics, securing 49 golds and a total of 124 medals. The team celebrated record-breaking performances, including Maisie Summers-Newton's gold and Poppy Maskill's five-medal haul. Hong Kong also achieved its best results since 2012, with eight medals, including three golds.
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Ellie Challis led a remarkable day for Team GB at the Paralympics in Paris, winning gold in the S3 50m backstroke. Other notable victories included Louise Fiddes in the S14 100m breaststroke and Stephen McGuire in boccia, contributing to a strong medal tally for the British team.
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The Paris 2024 Paralympics concluded with a vibrant closing ceremony at Stade de France, celebrating inclusivity and athletic excellence. Great Britain secured 124 medals, while organizers emphasized the need for societal change beyond sports. The event set a high standard for future Paralympics, particularly for Los Angeles 2028.