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Olympic Grandstand

on BBC One London

Presented by Clare Balding , with Rishi Persad.
1.00 Olympic Report News of the final two classes of the sailing regatta to be settled.
1.30 Basketball Action from the women's bronze medal match.
1.50 Racing from Goodwood In a break away from the Olympic action, there are three starts from Goodwood at 2.00, 2.30 and 3.05. Commentary comes from Jim McGrath , Willie Carson , Lydia Hislop , RayCochrane and Angus Loughran.
3.15 Basketball/Sailing/
Taekwondo The women's basketball gold medal match is played out this afternoon and Bob Ballard and Stuart Storey are atcourtside. Will defending champions USA make it three titles in a row?
Richard Simmons brings latest news from the sailing, while
Harry Gration and Colin Daley guide viewers through the taekwondo action.
4.20 Olympic Report More headlines, with reports from Jill Douglas , Phil Jones , Suzi Perry and Garry Richardson.
Plus, Ray Stubbs has football news on the third weekend of the Premiership.
Producer Jonny Bramley ; Editors
Ron Chakraborty , Carl Hicks DIGITAL AND INTERNET VIEWERS: extra coverage available via the red handset button or at www.bbc.co.uk/olympjcs Sports radio offer: pagelO

Contributors

Presented By:
Clare Balding
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Rishi Persad.
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Jim McGrath
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Willie Carson
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Lydia Hislop
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Angus Loughran.
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Bob Ballard
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Stuart Storey
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Richard Simmons
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Harry Gration
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Colin Daley
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Jill Douglas
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Phil Jones
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Suzi Perry
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Garry Richardson.
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Ray Stubbs
Producer:
Jonny Bramley
Editors:
Ron Chakraborty
Editors:
Carl Hicks

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