Paralympics 2024 highlights: What time is Channel 4 highlights show?
Your guide to Paralympic Games 2024 highlights to stay up to date with action in Paris.
The summer of sport continues with the final week of action at the Paralympic Games 2024 in Paris.
Superstars of the track, field, pool, court and beyond will continue to duel for glory across 549 medal events in the Games, with ParalympicsGB flying in the medal table.
There are 22 sports to keep track of, and Channel 4 will broadcast every single minute of the Paralympics across its main terrestrial channel, plus its YouTube channel - with over 1,300 hours of live action to come.
If that's all just a bit too much to cram into your daily life, fear not. Channel 4 will also broadcast a nightly highlights show so you can stay on target with all of the key stories and magic moments.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details on how to watch highlights of the Paralympic Games in 2024.
Check out our Paralympics 2024 TV guide, including where to watch the action, exclusive interviews, and a day-by-day TV planner.
Paralympics 2024 highlights on Channel 4
Channel 4 will broadcast a daily highlights show, with the programme to be aired simultaneously on 4Seven and Channel 4 Streaming alongside BSL live signing to ensure the Games are more widely accessible.
Thursday 29th August – Saturday 7th September
10:30pm – Highlights with Josh Pugh and Gaz Choudhry
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