Ade Adepitan
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Ade Adepitan: ‘Sporting success healed my relationship with my dad’The TV presenter, 44, talks about triumph on the basketball court, and surviving both polio and prejudice
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Ade Adepitan: ‘At Sydney my dad saw me playing basketball for the first time. That’s when he got it’The wheelchair basketball player and Paralympics presenter talks about moving from Nigeria to the UK when he was three and being estranged from his parents for several years
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AFL: five things we learned from round sevenNorth take a step in the right direction, St Kilda carnage, poking the bear, the Eagles have a nose for blood, and anger and finger-pointing at Port Adelaide
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The Great British Bake Off; Ade Adepitan: Journey of My Lifetime; Under the Dome – reviewThe Bake Off is back and dangerous, writes Euan Ferguson
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Challenge for Paralympics to change lives and perceptionsWheelchair basketball medallist Ade Adepitan praises transport aid that is threatened by cuts
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Channel 4 introduces its team for 2012 Paralympic GamesThe Paralympian turned television presenter Ade Adepitan has praised Channel 4 for giving a new roster of disabled people a chance in front of the camera, as the broadcaster announced a presenting team for the London Paralympics
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Why the next Paralympics will be the greatest everParalympics are at last getting proper TV coverage. About time, says one former competitor
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'I can do anything'
Ade Adepitan, one of the stars of this year's London marathon, talks to Emine Saner about life as a Paralympic basketball star, his TV career, and coming to terms with being bullied.
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Me and my travels
Ade Adepitan, TV presenter.



The balance Ade Adepitan: ‘I’d like to be the British Oprah’