Presented by Rachel Burden and Matt Smith. EMAIL: breakfast@bbc.co.uk Text: [number removed] (standard rate)
Live commentary on New Zealand v Great Britain in the Tri-Nations series, from Christchurch.
Eamonn Holmes talks to the big names and previews upcoming sporting events. Call free on [number removed] o r email holmes@bbc.co.uk. TEXT: [number removed] (standard rate)
Commentary on England v West Indies at the ICC
Champions Trophy, live from Ahmedabad, followed at 5.15 by second-half commentary on Newcastle United v Charlton Athletic in the Premier League.
Colin Murray plays judge and jury as experts compete for the title of Fighting Talk champion of the week.
Mark Pougatch presents an afternoon of live sport. Today's featured Premiership fixture is struggling Sheffield United at home to champions Chelsea, which kicks off at 12.45pm. The 3.00 matches include Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United, Liverpool v Aston Villa, Arsenal v Everton and Rangers v Motherwell in the SPL. Plus news of all the day's goals in England and Scotland, and updates from the second round of rugby union's
European Cup, cricket's Champions Trophy, tennis from Basel, the final event of golf's European Tour in Valderrama, and Grand Prix snooker from Aberdeen And at 5.00 Sports Report, featuring the fastest reaction to the day's big games, including updates from the late kick-off between Newcastle United and Charlton Athletic at St James' Park.
Television coverage of the snooker can be seen in Grandstand on BBC1 from 220pm and on BBC2 at 4.30 and 9pm
Mark Lawrenson takes listeners' calls.
A round-up of developments at home and abroad, presented by Lesley Ashmall and John Pienaar.
Topical phone-in debate, live from Manchester. To take part, call free on [number removed]. EMAIL: stephen@bbc.co.uk Text: [number removed] (standard rate)
Sarfraz Manzoor presents extensive coverage of news from around the world, including at 1.30 GMT Film Phone-in with Dave Aldridge and at 3.30 GMT The Best of Up All Night.
