David Cameron: 'These Paralympics have gone to a new level'
Prime Minister David Cameron has said unprecedented interest in the Paralympics would be one of the Games' legacies.
Speaking as he met with athletes at Paralympic GB House, he said: "These Paralympics have gone to a new level.
"I think this is an assured piece of legacy.
"When Rio (the host of the 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games) comes along, I think that (interest) will be much higher than it would have been (before London 2012)."
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