jonnie peacock was saying london 2012 was | movement? really important. jonnie. e games in terms of the crowds it attracted and in terms of raising the profile of the paralympic athletes and putting them on a level with their 0lympic counterparts. at rio there were financial problems. at tokyo, the covid—19 pandemic. so there is a real sense that this game is really needs to fly to make the paralympic movement have the boost it needs. we spoke to dave clarke, ceo of paralympicsgb earlier, and he said that if there is one thing they can achieve here, if we all stop talking about london 2012, because we will see new names coming through, new faces, and this will push the movement on as it needs to. sell? movement on as it needs to. sally hurst, we — movement on as it needs to. sally hurst. we are _ movement on as it needs to. sally hurst, we are looking _ movement on as it needs to. sally hurst, we are looking forward to it and enjoying it. head of the paralympic 0pening and enjoying it. head of the paralympic opening ceremony, thank you very much. much more on our

jonnie peacock has won medals at london, fast. jonnie peacock has won medals at london. rio _ fast.ng. the pressure is something that for _ to win is still strong. the pressure is something that for me - to win is still strong. the pressure is something that for me is - to win is still strong. the pressure l is something that for me is actually part of my tool kit. because for me the more pressure you give me, the faster i run. and i know that not all of my competitors can say that. in tokyo great britain won 41 gold medals, finishing second in the table for the second game is running. this time 215 athletes are competing for team gb, with 81 making their paralympic debuts. the youngest member of the team is swimmer iona winnifrith, at 13, already a double european champion. all my friends go out and i can't. sometimes — all my friends go out and i can't. sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, _ sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i— sometimes it can be a bit tough. but like i say, i have to deal with it. i like i say, i have to deal with it. i am _ like i say

hannah cockroft though jonnie peacock huge names and david weir as well.for 100 to 140 medals and try and keep up with all of those. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> yeah, good on him. >> yeah, good on him. >> you've got time for a little tennis. yes. >> how about coco gauff now? coco gauff the us open? >> i've got a tee thing . >> i've got a tee thing. >> i've got a tee thing. >> coco gauff the us open champion. now we're going to look at this. and there was a bit of a it's some strange little confusion that happened at the end of the first set. now watch. this is the first one where the ball actually goes into the umpire's chair. but that's okay. that's allowed . now that's okay. that's allowed. now listen carefully. when this ball crosses the line . did you hear crosses the line. did you hear that? no. it was like a no no. >> oh yeah. >> oh yeah. >> and that was actually a mistake. it was a technical error because something fired through the loudspeaker system, which was like, well, where did that come from ? nobody was that come from? nobody was calling