Medal heroes get homecoming celebration
Scottish Olympic and Paralympic medallists will be honoured at a parade in Glasgow this evening.
Borders girl aims for 2016 Paralympic Games
A 16-year-old girl from the Scottish Borders has taken inspiration from this years games and hopes to compete in Rio in four years time.
Borders brother and sister win medals in the same hour
A brother and sister from Newcastleton have won silver and bronze in two different events, an hour apart.
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ITV Fixers Campaign investigates disability "segregation"
A schoolgirl from Stranraer has enlisted the support of a Border paralympian in her bid to help disabled and able-bodied young people understand each other better.
16-year-old Caitlin McDowell has joined Fixers - a campaign that helps young people tackle the issues most important to them and showcase them on ITV.
She met up with archer Kate Murray to talk about what she sees as "segregation" in schools, and hopes to get more people talking about disabilities.
100 children with disabilities compete in Paralympic sports day in Galashiels
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Borders children hold Paralympic sports day
Children from across the Scottish Borders are trying out sports from the Paralympic games today. Nearly 100 children with disabilities are taking part in the event at Tweedbank Sports Complex in Galashiels.
They're getting a taste of seven different Paralympic sports, including rugby, tennis and athletics.
Medal heroes get homecoming celebration
Scottish Olympic and Paralympic medallists will be honoured at a parade in Glasgow this evening.
Read the full storyBorders girl aims for 2016 Paralympic Games
A 16-year-old girl from the Scottish Borders has taken inspiration from this years games and hopes to compete in Rio in four years time.
Read the full storySamantha Kinghorn aims for 2016 Paralympics
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Borders girl aims for 2016 Paralympics
Samantha Kinghorn from Gordon in the Scottish Borders has been inspired by this years Paralympic Games, and is hoping to compete in 2016.
The 16-year-old was left paralysed after breaking her spine two years ago.
However, in just five months she has risen through the ranks as a paralympic hopeful for wheelchair racing at Rio de Janeiro in four years time.
Border teen's Paralympic ambition
A 16-year old from the Scottish Borders says she wants to compete in wheelchair racing at the Paralympics in Rio De Janeiro.
After watching the likes of David Weir compete for Team GB in London, Samantha says she hopes to represent Britain in 2016.
2 years ago, Samantha was crushed by snow and ice when she was helping to clear a path at her farm in Gordon. She broke her spine, and was told she will never walk again.
She began wheelchair racing after being introduced to the sport in hospital. She is already British Junior Champion.
Bronze medallist James Clegg comes last in his second Paralympic final
James Clegg came last in his 100m freestyle swimming final last night. The swimmer from Newcastleton in the Scottish Borders won bronze in the butterfly event on Sunday - before his elder sister Libby won a silver medal in the athletics 100m sprint on the same evening.
Newcastleton swimmer comes 8th in 100m freestyle
Swimmer James Clegg, from Newcastleton, came 8th in his 100m freestyle final at the Paralympics. Clegg, who is blind, already has one bronze. The freestyle was not his favourite race but he still managed a personal best of 55 .94.
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