Your ultimate TV coverage guide to the Paralympic Games in 2024.
The Paralympic Games 2024 continues at pace this week with plenty of sporting drama on a daily basis – and it's entirely free to watch.
More than 4,000 athletes have descended on Paris to compete across 11 days of highly competitive events, with 549 gold medals up for grabs.
From para athletics to wheelchair rugby, the Games offer something for everyone, with a host of ParalympicsGB superstars going for gold across the disciplines.
The ParalympicsGB team has already crashed through the 50-medal barrier and have their sights set on beating their Tokyo total of 124 medals, including 41 golds.
RadioTimes.com brings you the ultimate TV guide to watching the Paralympics 2024, including channel details, live stream information and more.
Check out our Paralympics 2024 TV guide, including where to watch the action, exclusive interviews, and a day-by-day TV planner.
Channel 4 will broadcast the Paralympic Games 2024 in the UK – and there's more live coverage than ever before.
Every single minute of Paralympics action will be broadcast live on the Channel 4 YouTube channel, totalling around 1,300 hours over the course of the Games, while Channel 4 on TV will host extensive coverage each day.
Fans will be spoiled for choice, with up to 18 concurrent live feeds constantly rolling to cover every single event.
Channel 4's online streaming service will also carry full coverage throughout the Paralympics, meaning you have three free-to-air options to soak up every single moment.
All UK time. All subject to change.
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