Meet the presenters, experts and commentators set to guide you through the action at the Paralympic Games in 2024.
Channel 4 is going big with its Paralympic Games 2024 coverage – bigger than ever before.
The free-to-air broadcaster will offer wall-to-wall coverage on its main terrestrial platform, plus up to 18 concurrent live feeds available to watch on its official YouTube channel.
Of course, that level of coverage deserves an all-star cast of presenters, experts, former Paralympic superstars and commentators. And Channel 4 has delivered exactly that.
Fresh from the Olympic Games, Clare Balding will front coverage of the Games on Channel 4.
She will be accompanied by actress and Strictly Come Dancing star Rose Ayling-Ellis, who will present live for the first time throughout the Games, and Paralympic swimming hero Ellie Simmonds is among a long list of famous faces and respected presenters.
RadioTimes.com brings you the cast of Paralympics 2024 presenters and commentators working on Channel 4.
Check out our Paralympics 2024 TV guide, including where to watch the action, exclusive interviews, and a day-by-day TV planner.
Breakfast
Daytime Live
Afternoon Live
Evening Live
Highlights
Other presenters and reporters
Expert pundits and analysts
More4 presenters
The Last Leg hosts
Athletics
Cycling
Equestrian
Swimming
Wheelchair basketball
Wheelchair rugby
Wheelchair tennis
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