The Latest Breaking News from Tokyo

The 160 members of the Australian Paralympic team have settled into their digs at the athletes’ village in Paris, where staff have gone out of their way to make sure they're ready to perform at their best and beat their Tokyo haul of 80 medals.

Re-live the action after Naoya Inoue retained the undisputed super-bantamweight belts against TJ Doheny

Louise Fiddes quickly added the S14 women’s 100m breaststroke crown to Britain’s impressive medal tally after Stephen McGuire won boccia gold.

Great Britain won five medals in the Paralympic triathlon events, including two golds for Dave Ellis and Megan Richter

Dave Ellis and Megan Richter both won gold as Ellis’s partner Claire Cashmore picked up silver on a medal-laden day for Britain in the triathlon events

Ellie Challis and Louise Fiddes were among the golds for Great Britain, but Jonnie Peacock failed to claim a medal

ParalympicsGB claimed 12 gold medals on Sunday – a new team record for the most golds won in a single day.

The USA reached the final of the Paralympic wheelchair rugby by knocking out Great Britain, the winners in Tokyo

Ukrainian swimmer Mykhailo Serbin, who competes in the classification for athletes with the highest level of visual impairment, defended his Tokyo title at Paris’s La Défense Arena on Sunday by winning the S11 men’s 100m backstroke, with his countryman Danylo Chufarov picking up the bronze behind him.

Lauren Rowles made history with her third successive Paralympic title as Britain ruled the rowing lake with three gold medals

Maisie Summers-Newton looks to add a second gold in the pool among a host of British medal hopefuls.