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Sunday Grandstand

on BBC Two England

Presented by Steve Rider and Clare Balding.
1.35 Olympic Dreams Profiling the current crop of British breaststroke swimmers.
1.40 Ski Sunday Special From St Moritz, final-day highlights from the World Skiing championships as the men's slalom medals are decided. All eyes will be
Britain's Alain Baxter , who was stripped of the bronze he won at last year's Olympics. With Hazel Irvine and Matt Chilton.
2.30 Six Nations Rugby
Scotland v Ireland Live coverage from Murrayfield (kickoff 3.00) of this Celtic clash. The Scots, led by Budge Pountney , have not lost at home to Ireland since
1985 and will be looking to extend that proud record. Ireland enjoyed a record 43-22 win over their opponents in Dublin in last year's Six Nations, and know an opening win here is vital if they are to challenge England and France for the title. Commentary by Nick Mullins , Phillip Matthews.
4.50 Athletics Highlights from the inaugural European Indoor Cup at Leipzig, Germany. Great Britain 's men will be favourites to win the eight-team event, while the women's team will do well to match the might of Germany, Russia and France.
Commentary comes from
Steve Cram , Stuart Storey and Paul Dickenson. Coverage of International Grand Prix athletics is on Friday at 7.30pm.
Producer (Ski Sunday) Gabrielle Cook
Editor Philip Bernie The Six Nations - back on the BBC: p32

Contributors

Presented By:
Steve Rider
Presented By:
Clare Balding.
Unknown:
Alain Baxter
Unknown:
Matt Chilton.
Unknown:
Budge Pountney
Commentary By:
Nick Mullins
Commentary By:
Phillip Matthews.
Unknown:
Great Britain
Unknown:
Steve Cram
Unknown:
Stuart Storey
Unknown:
Paul Dickenson.
Unknown:
Gabrielle Cook
Editor:
Philip Bernie

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