The Paralympic Games 2024 has extended elite sporting drama into extra time – and it all comes to a close today.

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Sunday's slate will see ParalympicsGB aim to continue the gold rush right to the very end of the competition.

There's a staggering total of 549 gold medals to be won across the course of the Games, with massive contests littered throughout the final weekend of the schedule.

Channel 4 boasts extensive live coverage of the Games, with every minute showcased across its main TV channel and YouTube.

RadioTimes.com brings you the full schedule of today's Paralympic Games events live on TV, plus extra events live on Channel 4's YouTube platform.

Check out our Paralympics 2024 TV guide, including where to watch the action, exclusive interviews, and a day-by-day TV planner.

Paralympics on today – Sunday 8th September

Channel 4

7:00am – Paralympics Breakfast
Vick Hope and Billy Monger present coverage of the final day of the Paralympic Games. It's an early start for ParalympicsGB legend David Weir, competing in the men’s T54 marathon.

10:00am – Paralympics 2024
Day 11 continues with canoeing action from Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium. ParalympicsGB athletes Laura Sugar, Jeanette Chippington, and Emma Wiggs compete in various kayak events.

12:30pm – Paralympics 2024
JJ Chalmers presents live coverage of the gold-medal match in the women’s wheelchair basketball at Bercy Arena, as well as the final powerlifting events at South Paris Arena.

3:00pm – Paralympics 2024
Clare Balding and Rose Ayling-Ellis present the concluding action of the Paris Paralympics.

6:30pm – Paralympics 2024: Closing Ceremony
The Stade de France hosts the final celebration as the Paralympic flame is extinguished, signalling the end of the Games. Jean-Michel Jarre leads a spectacular show featuring top French electronic artists. Clare Balding is joined by special guests to recap the highlights and memorable moments from the past 11 days.
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10:30pm – The Last Leg in Paris
Ep 11. Adam Hills, Alex Brooker, and Josh Widdicombe reflect on the final day of the Games, joined by guests Jill Scott and Josh Pugh.
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YouTube

6:55am – 12:05pm: Athletics
- Men’s marathon T54: ParalympicsGB’s David Weir in action
- Women’s marathon T54
- Men’s marathon T12
- Women’s marathon T12

7:55am – 4:05pm: Powerlifting
- 8:00am: Men’s -107kg final
- 9:35am: Women’s -86kg final
- 1:00pm: Women’s +86kg final
- 2:35pm: Men’s +107kg final

8:55am – 12:20pm: Canoe
- 9:00am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL1 semi-finals (Jeanette Chippington, ParalympicsGB)
- 9:14am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL2 semi-finals (Charlotte Henshaw, Emma Wiggs)
- 9:28am: Men’s va’a single 200m VL2 semi-finals
- 9:42am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL3 semi-finals (Laura Sugar, Hope Gordon, ParalympicsGB)
- 9:57am: Men’s va’a single 200m VL3 semi-finals
- 10:25am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL1 final
- 10:33am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL2 final B
- 10:41am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL2 final A
- 10:49am: Men’s va’a single 200m VL2 final
- 11:07am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL3 final B
- 11:15am: Women’s kayak single 200m KL3 final A
- 11:33am: Men’s va’a single 200m VL3 final B
- 11:41am: Men’s va’a single 200m VL3 final A

9:20am – 3:05pm: Wheelchair Basketball
- 9:30am: Women’s bronze-medal match
- 12:45pm: Women’s final (ParalympicsGB’s women aim for gold)

6:30pm – 10:05pm: Closing Ceremony
Celebrate the athletes and their achievements from the Stade de France as the flame is extinguished, marking the end of the 17th Paralympic Games. The ceremony features a musical extravaganza with 24 top French electronic artists.

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Michael Potts is the Sport Editor for Radio Times, covering all of the biggest sporting events across the globe with previews, features, interviews and more. He has worked for Radio Times since 2019 and previously worked on the sport desk at Express.co.uk after starting his career writing features for What Culture. He achieved a first-class degree in Sports Journalism in 2014.

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