By Emily GoddardJune 18 - Jonnie Peacock, Hannah Cockroft and Richard Whitehead are among the Paralympic champions named on the 48-strong British team heading to the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) Athletics World Championships next month.

London 2012 gold medallists Mickey Bushell, Aled Davies and Josie Pearson also feature on the line-up

Sophie Hahn, Scott Jones, Andrew Kaar, Erin McBride, Holly Neill, Georgina Oliver, Laura Sugar and Lee

By Emily GoddardMay 9 - Joann Formosa has been named as International Athlete of the Year at the Equestrian Australia Awards at Le Montage in Sydney after becoming a Paralympic champion at London 2012.

, who won gold in the grade 1b mixed dressage at London's Greenwich Park - beating home Paralympian Lee

Pearson who had dominated the class since the Sydney 2000 Games, topped London Olympians Lyndal Oatley

By James CrookApril 19 - Ten-time Paralympic dressage gold medallist Lee Pearson has joined a line-up

Pearson has won gold medals at the last four Paralympic Games, as well as six World Championship titles

delighted  with the system, not least a fistful of Paralympians, among them the dressage rider Lee

Pearson (OBE) who told the Independent on Sunday that he was "pissed off" at the apparent discrepancy

received a knighthood, even though he has less than half the number of gold medals that dressage rider Lee

Pearson has won in the Paralympics Six-times gold-medal wheelchair racing winner David Weir (CBE),

But if  if you want want to blame anyone for there not being a Sir David Weir or Sir Lee Pearson

By Tom DegunDecember 30 - International Paralympic Committee President Sir Philip Craven has backed claims by Britain's former Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe (pictured) that the Queen's New Year Honours List made a "big mistake" in not recognising more Paralympic athletes who were successful at London 2012. 

Dressage rider Lee Pearson, who won his 10th gold medal at London 2012, is also upset after receiving

Pearson won three gold medals at three successive Games, in Sydney 2000, Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008

There still seems to be a discrepancy between a Paralympic medal and an Olympic medal," said Pearson.

Lee Pearson believes that he deserves to be knighted after a Paralympic career which has seen him win

Sir Philip claimed that Weir and Pearson were right to feel disappointed."

By Tom Degun November 6 - London 2012 Paralympic champions Natasha Baker and Mark Colbourne have become the latest athletes to throw their support behind the first ever ParalympicsGB Sports Fest next month.

on TV and saying to my parents 'I want to do that''," said Baker, who took up riding after watching Lee

Pearson compete at Sydney 2000."

presenter Clare Balding, voted second to Adams in a Pink List poll which has Paralympic equestrian star Lee

Pearson fourth and dressage champion Carl Hester fifth.Of course, flyweight Adams is not the first boxer

By Duncan MackayNovember 4 - Olympic gold medal-winning boxer Nicola Adams has topped a poll of the 101 most influential lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender figures in Britain. 

presenter who worked for the BBC during the Olympics and Channel 4 at the Paralympics.Dressage rider Lee

Pearson was voted fourth on Britain's Pink ListDressage rider Lee Pearson, who won a gold, silver and

Olympic diving champions American Greg Louganis and Australia's Matthew Mitcham,  British Paralympian Lee

Pearson and England Test cricketer Steven Davies were quick to declare their sexual orientation, as

By Duncan MackaySeptmber 28 - BT and Channel 4 are to launch a new series of short films next week showcasing the stories of five athletes, including British sprinter Jonnie Peacock, who competed in the Paralympics at London 2012. 

javelin when he finished only tenth after he was ruled to have fouled on two of his three attempts, and Lee

Pearson, the British dressage rider who lost his 12 year unbeaten record in Paralympic competiton, although

 Dressage rider Lee Pearson lost his unbeaten Paralympic record at London 2012 but still won three

By David Gold at the Aquatics Centre on the Olympic Park in LondonSeptember 6 - Britain's Paralympians have achieved their total London 2012 medal target, surpassing the total from Beijing four years ago.

the adaptive rowing, suffering his first ever defeat in international competition last weekend.And Lee

Pearson (pictured below) has been beaten twice at his two individual equestrian events – prior to these

equestrian stars at Greenwich Park today as Natasha Baker picked up her second gold of the Paralympics but Lee

Pearson missed out on an 11th gold.

Pearson, partnered with Gentleman (pictured below), was denied by a superb showing from Austria's Pepo

Sarah Rodger, who gave him just 65.25 per cent compared with Argentine Lilian Iannone, who awarded Pearson

would be other than to say it has happened before with that judge and it will probably happen again," Pearson

Had he won one more gold at these Games Pearson would have drawn level with Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson

at Greenwich Park for Britain as the Paralympic hosts claimed two gold medals and two silvers, with Lee

Pearson picking up a 10th title of his career.

Pearson had yesterday won only silver, missing out on gold for the first time during the four Paralympic

By David GoldSeptember 1 - British equestrian star Lee Pearson had a tenth Paralympic gold medal snatched

Joann made no mistakes, rode every single step and had no tension," Pearson said afterwards."

By David Gold at the Main Press Centre on the Olympic Park in LondonAugust 28 - Peter Norfolk, Britain's flag-bearer for the Opening Ceremony of the Paralympic Games, has told insideworldparasport of his surprise at being chosen, and revealed who he would have selected himself.

(pictured top) said he would have chosen double gold medal-winning wheelchair athlete David Weir or Lee

Pearson (pictured below), whom he referred to as "Sir Lee", an equestrian rider who has won three gold

medals at the last three Games.If Pearson continues his record of winning every Paralympic event he