Tanni Grey-Thompson
Tanni Grey-Thompson is a distinguished British Paralympian and advocate for disability rights, known for her incredible achievements in athletics, having won 11 gold medals at the Paralympic Games. Beyond her athletic prowess, she has been a prominent voice for inclusivity in sports, significantly influencing the perception and importance of the Paralympics in the UK. Grey-Thompson has also served in various roles, including as a member of the House of Lords, where she continues to champion issues affecting disabled individuals. Her collaboration with Sebastian Coe during the London 2012 Olympics showcased her commitment to ensuring that the Paralympics were an integral part of the overall Olympic experience.
Born on Jul 26, 1969 (55 years old)
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Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson, a former Paralympian and member of the House of Lords, who opposes assisted dying, said the assessment highlights how assisted dying would put disabled and other vulnerable people at grave risk.
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Tanni Grey-Thompson praised Coe's transformational vision for the Paralympics.
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