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Roll up, roll up to London’s secret circus!

In today’s women’s combined class discus event (F35/36) incorrect medals were awarded following the use of inaccurate results data.  We sincerely apologise to the athletes affected.  The inaccurate data also affected the Men’s Shot Put F42/44 although the final medal placing was not impacted. 

Following last night’s spectacular Opening Ceremony for the London 2012 Paralympic Games, the London 2012 Festival is today beginning an eleven-day showcase of groundbreaking commissions by disabled and deaf artists that will run throughout the Paralympics. The wide-ranging season at London’s Southbank Centre builds on the key themes of the ceremony, of challenging perceptions and celebrating the empowering possibilities of ideas, science and creativity, through which everyone can realise their full potential.