Special Olympic skier's double bronze bonanza
Clare Lines from Worcestershire has returned from the World Winter Games in South Korea a double bronze medallist.
Special Olympian competes in South Korea
Clare Lines, a Special Olympic skier from Redditch, travels to South Korea today (January 25) to take part in the Winter Games.
Special Olympics athletics competition in Northwood
Around 200 athletes from across the West Midlands are competing at the Northwood Stadium as part of a Special Olympics Athletics Competition
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by Rajiv PopatThousands of athletes from across the Midlands are preparing to take part in the biggest disability sports event of the year. The Special Olympics get underway tomorrow in Bath.
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Special Olympic skier going to Downing Street
Special Olympic skier Clare Lines from Worcestershire is going to Downing Street today.
The athlete, who won two bronze medals at this year's World Winter Games, was invited along with six other members of the successful ski team.
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Special Olympic skier's double bronze bonanza
by Chris Halpin
Clare Lines from Worcestershire has returned from the World Winter Games in South Korea a double bronze medallist.
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by Chris HalpinA Special Olympic Skier from Worcestershire has returned home from the World Winter Games with two bronze medals.
Clare Lines, who's 29, was successful in the Slalom and the Super G events.
The games are held every four years and give people with learning disabilities the chance to compete on the world stage.
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Clare Lines in action at the Special Olympics World Winter Games
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Special Olympic skier celebrates double bronze win
A Special Olympic Skier from Worcestershire has returned home from the World Winter Games with two bronze medals.
Clare Lines, who's 29 and from Redditch, was successful in the Slalom and the Super G events.
The games are held every four years and give people with intellectual disabilities the chance to compete on the world stage.
Special Olympic skier returns from Winter Games with two bronze medals
A Special Olympic skier from Redditch has won two bronze medals at the Winter Games in South Korea.
Clare Lines flew back to Heathrow today with the rest of the Great Britain team.
Between them they picked up 13 medals, including six gold, four silver and three bronze.
The World Winter Games in South Korea took place in PyeongChang, from 26th January to 6th February.
2,800 athletes from 100 nations took part.
Special Olympians prepare for 11-hour flight to South Korea
The Special Olympic ski team, including Clare Lines from Redditch in Worcestershire, fly out to South Korea today to take part in the Winter Games in PyeongChang.