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Grandstand

on BBC One London

Introduced by Sue Barker , Gary Lineker and Clare Balding.
12.25 Athletics Focus From the Commonwealth stadium in Edmonton, Canada. Roger Black previews the world championships, which begin in earnest today. Coverage of the first full day begins at 4pm. (S)
3.15 Golf Coverage of the third round at the women's British
Open from Sunningdale,
Berkshire, where the world's top players compete for a title that is now one of the four "majors" in women's golf.
2.05 Racing/Golf The first of four live races from the final day of the Glorious Goodwood meeting, the Nursery Stakes at
2.15. Plus further golf action from the women's British Open.
2.40 Racing Three more races from today's Glorious Goodwood card - the Thoroughbred Stakes at 2.45, the Group One-rated Nassau Stakes at 3.20, and the Stewards Cup at 3.50.
With commentary provided by Jim McGrath , Willie Carson and Angus Loughran.
4.00 Wortd Athletics Live from
Edmonton, Canada.
4.00 heptathlon 100m hurdles
4.45 men's 400m first round
5.15 heptathlon high jump
5.30 men's 100m first round
Denise Lewis begins her quest to add the world title to the Olympic gold she won in the heptathlon, Mark Richardson leads British prospects in the 400m, and Dwain Chambers competes in the 100m.
Commentary by Steve Cram ,
Paul Dickenson , Stuart Storey and John Regis. (S)
Racing TV presentation Gerry Morrison : Editor Peter Allden (W) WEBSITE: www.bbc.co.uk/sport

Contributors

Introduced By:
Sue Barker
Introduced By:
Gary Lineker
Introduced By:
Clare Balding.
Unknown:
Roger Black
Provided By:
Jim McGrath
Provided By:
Willie Carson
Provided By:
Angus Loughran.
Unknown:
Denise Lewis
Unknown:
Mark Richardson
Commentary By:
Steve Cram
Commentary By:
Paul Dickenson
Commentary By:
Stuart Storey
Commentary By:
John Regis.
Unknown:
Gerry Morrison
Editor:
Peter Allden

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