Paralympics 2012 – Oscar Pistorius, Ellie Simmonds in action – Live on Channel 4, More4

Paralympics 2012 – Day 10

Oscar Pistorius could come away from these Paralympics without an individual gold medal – a prospect which was unthinkable a week ago.

The South African icon has his last chance in the T44 400m tonight at 9.57pm, and Brazilian Alan Oliveira, who stunned Pistorius in the 200m, will once again be gunning for the scalp.

Britain’s swimmers will be looking to Ellie Simmonds to give the team the perfect finish when she targets her third gold and fourth medal of the Paralympics in the S6 100m freestyle (5.51pm).

American Victoria Arlen will be her main rival again. Other medal chances are Harriet Lee in the SB9 100m breaststroke (5.37pm) and Matt Whorwood in the S6 100m men’s freestyle (5.51pm).

Britain also has medal aspirations in the men’s 4x100m medley (8.45pm), which will bring down the curtain on action in the Aquatics Centre.

9.15am – Paralympic Games 2012

Jonathan Edwards and Daraine Mulvihill introduce this morning’s coverage on the penultimate day of competition, featuring swimming and athletics.

The swimming at the Aquatics Centre includes the heats of the women’s S6 100m freestyle, featuring Ellie Simmonds, and the British men’s team will be hoping to qualify for tonight’s 4x100m medley relay final.

On the track at the Olympic Stadium, Hazel Robson is scheduled to compete in the women’s T36 100m heats.

Plus, the final day of action in the men’s 5-a-side football at the Riverbank Arena and the fifth-eighth place play-offs in the wheelchair rugby at the Basketball Arena.

1pm – Paralympic Games 2012

Georgie Bingham and Arthur Williams present further live coverage, featuring sitting volleyball, wheelchair tennis and wheelchair basketball.

The wheelchair tennis at Eton Manor features the mixed quad singles final, and there is coverage of the team finals in the table tennis at the ExCeL London and the wheelchair basketball classification matches at the North Greenwich Arena.

The final of the men’s sitting volleyball at the ExCeL London starts at 6.00, with Iran and Bosnia-Herzegovina highly fancied having contested the last three Paralympic finals.

Paralympics coverage continues on More4

7pm – Paralympic Games 2012 Tonight

Clare Balding and Ade Adepitan introduce live coverage of the final evening of action in the London Games, including athletics, wheelchair basketball, swimming and table tennis.

The athletics at the Olympic Stadium begins with Nathan Stephens in the final of the men’s F57/58 javelin, along with the possibility of Hazel Robson in the women’s T36 100m final.

The evening’s schedule on the track builds to a climax with the final of the men’s T53/T54 4x400m relay, before the likelihood of a battle between Oscar Pistorius and Jerome Singleton in the men’s T44 400m final to conclude the athletics at these Games.

At 9.15 the men’s wheelchair basketball final gets under way at the North Greenwich Arena, as the successors to reigning champions Australia are decided.

Plus, the concluding finals in the pool at the Aquatics Centre, including the men’s 4×100 medley relay, and the latest team finals in the table tennis at the ExCeL London.