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Fred Sirieix (far left) and Dame Laura Kenny (far right) will join BBC presenters (second left to right) Isa Guha, Hazel Irvine, Clare Balding, Gabby Logan, Jeanette Kwakye and JJ ChalmersImage source,BBC Sport Image caption, Fred Sirieix (far left) and Dame Laura Kenny (far right) will join BBC presenters (left to right) Isa Guha, Hazel Irvine, Clare Balding, Gabby Logan, Jeanette Kwakye and JJ Chalmers Presenters and pundits TV & iPlayer Leading BBC Sport’s TV coverage are presenters Clare Balding, Gabby Logan, Hazel Irvine, Isa Guha, Jeanette Kwakye, JJ Chalmers and Mark Chapman. Joining the studio guest line-up for the first time are Dame Laura Kenny, Great Britain's most decorated female Olympian, and television personality Fred Sirieix, whose daughter Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix will be aiming to win diving gold for Great Britain. Sir Chris Hoy, Dame Denise Lewis, Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill, Kate Richardson-Walsh, Beth Tweddle, Dame Katherine Grainger, Mark Foster, Michael Johnson, Nicola Adams and Rebecca Adlington are also part of the BBC Sport team in Paris. Radio & BBC Sounds Radio 5 Live's live coverage will be presented by Adrian Chiles, Mark Chapman, Tony Livesey, Eleanor Oldroyd and Kelly Cates. Olympians Victoria Pendleton, Louis Smith, Steve Parry, Karen Pickering and Jess Eddie are among the sporting stars providing insight and analysis. Listen - All About... Olympics Listen - Paris: Grassroots to Glory The Paris 2024 logo, representing the Olympic Games is displayed near the Eiffel Tower Image source,Getty Images Image caption, The Eiffel Tower will be a common sight for viewers during the Games BBC TV and live streaming schedule Event start times are subject to change and the BBC is not responsible for any that may be made. Also, coverage can be subject to late schedule changes, so details may differ from this page. Wednesday, 24 July Live coverage 14:20-21:05 – men’s rugby sevens – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 21:05-22:00 - men's football: France v USA second half - BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button Thursday, 25 July Live coverage 12:50-16:05 – men’s rugby sevens – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 16:05-18:05 - women’s football: Spain v Japan – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 18:50-22:05 – men’s rugby sevens quarter-finals – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button Paris 2024 preview 19:00-21:00 - BBC Radio 5 Live Friday, 26 July Live coverage of the opening ceremony 17:45-22:00 - BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online and BBC Red Button 19:00-22:00 - BBC Radio 5 Live Day One: Saturday, 27 July Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 09:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:15-18:10 – BBC One 18:10-18:30 – BBC Two 18:30-22:00 - BBC One Highlights 22:30-23:50 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day Two: Sunday, 28 July Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-12:45 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-18:25 - BBC Two 18:25-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:30-00:00 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day Three: Monday, 29 July Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day Four: Tuesday, 30 July Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:45-11:00 – BBC One 06:45-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 11:00-13:00 - BBC One 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix Image source,Getty Images Image caption, British diver Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix will hope to compete for a medal in the women's synchronised 10m platform final on 31 July and the women's individual final on 6 August Day Five: Wednesday, 31 July Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:45-11:00 – BBC One 06:45-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 11:00-13:00 - BBC One 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day Six: Thursday, 1 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day Seven: Friday, 2 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Dina Asher-Smith Image source,Getty Image caption, Britain's Dina Asher-Smith hopes to win gold in the women's 100m final at 20:20 BST on 3 August Day Eight: Saturday, 3 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:50-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:15-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-18:20 - BBC Two 18:20-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:20-23:50 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Zharnel Hughes Image source,Getty Images Image caption, British record holder Zharnel Hughes is aiming to win gold in the men's 100m final at 20:50 BST on Sunday Day Nine: Sunday, 4 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:15-17:00 – BBC One 17:25-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:30-00:00 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day 10: Monday, 5 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:45-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 06:45-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Sky Brown Image source,Getty Images Image caption, Sky Brown, who won a bronze medal at the Tokyo Olympics at the age of just 13 years and 28 days, will hope to win gold in the women's skateboarding park final on 6 August Day 11: Tuesday, 6 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 07:45-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day 12: Wednesday, 7 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:15-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day 13: Thursday, 8 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Katarina Johnson-Thompson Image source,Getty Image caption, Katarina Johnson-Thompson is competing in the heptathlon competition on 8 and 9 August Day 14: Friday, 9 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:20-23:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 08:00-13:00 – BBC One 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:00-13:45 – BBC Two 13:45-18:00 – BBC One 18:00-19:00 – BBC Two 19:00-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:40-00:10 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day 15: Saturday, 10 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:45-13:15 – BBC One 06:45-22:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:30-17:30 – BBC One 17;30-17:50 - BBC Two 17:50-22:00 – BBC One Highlights 22:20-23:50 – Tonight at the Games – BBC One Day 16: Sunday, 11 August Live coverage 06:00-09:00 – 5 live Olympic Breakfast – BBC Radio 5 Live 06:50-13:15 – BBC One 06:50-18:00 – Olympics Extra – BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Online & BBC Red Button 10:00-22:00 – BBC Radio 5 Live 13:30-17:35 – BBC One 19:25-22:30 – BBC One - closing ceremony
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How to follow Paris 2024 Olympics across the BBC
How to follow Paris 2024 Olympics across the BBC
USA thrash Nigeria to set up Australia semi-final
USA thrash Nigeria to set up Australia semi-final
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has resigned, interim govt to run country: army chief
Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina has resigned, interim govt to run country: army chief
Her 15 consecutive years in power are marked by an economic rebirth but also by opponents' mass arrests.
From ousting a military dictator to fleeing Bangladesh — Sheikh Hasina’s 15 years in power