London 2012 Paralympic Games to be 'biggest ever'
The President of the International Paralympic Committee has claimed the London 2012 Paralympic Games will be the "biggest ever".
Sir Philip Craven, a former Paralympic basketball player, said part of the reason was a decision by the organisers to offer grants for each competing team - Olympic or Paralympic - to train in Britain ahead of the Games.
Speaking to BBC Breakfast, Mr Craven said 16 new countries would be taking part.
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