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A runner who contracted a flesh-eating bug and had her leg amputated is back in training with an artificial limb.
An ex-serviceman from Cambridgeshire is awarded for his work with amputees after losing his leg in Iraq.
Scientists are developing microscopic needles which could help amputees move artificial limbs with brain power.
Prince Harry promises to buy Royal Marine Ben McBean a beer as the double amputee attempts to scale a climbing wall.
A 15-year-old girl who lost both of her legs after they were trapped in a swing bridge begins walking again using prosthetic limbs.
A woman who had her leg amputated after a forklift accident will help promote workplace safety.
A 15-year-old girl who lost both of her legs after getting them trapped in a swing bridge returns to school for the start of the new term.
BBC Sport's guide to how each Paralympic sport is classified
BBC Sport's guide to how participants in each Paralympic sport are classified.
Female amputee swimmer Nathalie Du Toit is to carry South Africa's flag during the Olympic opening ceremony.
The first female amputee to compete at Summer Games
Amputee runner Oscar Pistorius fails to make South Africa's team for the Beijing Olympics.
A leading official says amputee runner Oscar Pistorius should not be allowed compete in the 4x400m relay at the Olympics because of safety concerns.
An amputee cycles down one of Spain's highest mountains to help a Derbyshire boy who lost his limbs to meningitis.
An international amputee golf tournament returns to the course in south Wales where it all started.
A Leeds woman who lost a leg to bone cancer is suing her GPs after the disease was not diagnosed for six months.
A boy has won his local Sportsman of the Year award despite having his foot amputated.
A girl, who had her foot amputated when she was two, represents Scotland in front of the Queen and Prince Philip.
A soldier from Bristol becomes the first to return to Afghanistan after losing a leg.
A survivor of the 7 July bombings plans to spend a month trekking 200 miles from Leeds to London.
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