Peacock gold sets 100m record
Britain's Jonnie Peacock has stormed to victory in the men's T44 100m final. The 19-year-old from Cambridge clinched gold in record time, in 10.90 seconds.
Great Britain's Josef Craig takes gold and sets new record
Great Britain's Josef Craig has become the youngest ever paralympic athlete to win a gold medal at the age of fifteen.
He won the men's 400 metre freestyle S7 and set a new world record by swimming the race in 4:42.81.
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Gold for Jonnie Peacock in a record-breaking victory
Great Britain's Jonnie Peacock won gold in the men's 100 metre T44 final, winning the race in a record 10.90 seconds.
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UK's Peacock in 'greatest ever' 100m Paralympics final
Jonnie Peacock lost his leg to meningitis when he was five, now at 19 he is hoping to beat his 'hero' in the 100m final at the Paralympics.
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Ones to watch on day eight of the Paralympic Games
Jonnie Peacock, the 19-year-old amputee sprinter will bid for victory ahead of defending champion Oscar Pistorius, the Blade Runner.