National Paralympic Day
Top disabled athletes celebrate National Paralympic Day by returning to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park for a festival of sport and culture.
David Weir on Londoners still "buzzing" from 2012 Games
A host of Paralympians returned to the Olympic Park today to mark a year since the 2012 Games. They were joined by the Mayor and 12-thousand others in celebration of National Paralympic Day.
Gold medallist and Sutton resident David Weir was there.
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