The BBC is to broadcast an unprecedented array of television and radio output for The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee next month. This includes 14 hours of live programming across the Jubilee weekend itself, from 3-5 June.
BBC Radio 5 live will cover London 2012 with a new schedule, a brand new station and a record number of broadcast hours for a sporting event.
Stoke City legend Terry Conroy, current squad member Danny Higginbottom, Stoke-supporting former England cricket star Dominic Cork and former Stoke and England defender Tony Dorigo will make up the panel for a Stoke legends Fighting Talk on May 26 at the Britannia Stadium.
Kicking off on Friday 8 June, BBC coverage will be led by Gary Lineker and will include 16 live games, including a potential England quarter final, both semi finals and the final.
Indie rockers Ash have joined the bill for Fighting Talk’s Big Day Out on Radio 5 live, next month in Stoke. The Northern Irish band will play a live set during the day, the station's biggest ever outside broadcast, hosted by Colin Murray at Stoke City’s Britannia Stadium.
The BBC and the London Marathon are delighted to announce the agreement of a new contract that sees their partnership extended through to 2018.
BBC Radio 5 live has commissioned one of its most ambitious sporting documentary series in its history as presenter and broadcast journalist Colin Murray attempts to track down all 114 of Britain's living Olympic gold medallists.
After an evening of heavy drinking, one of the last people you would expect or perhaps want to greet you with some stern words and a cup of tea would be the formidable Ann Widdecombe.
Radio 5 live and BBC Local Radio are compiling an archive of hundreds of the most memorable BBC radio football commentary clips for a permanent exhibit, that will be on display at the National Football Museum in Manchester when it opens later this summer.
BBC Radio 5 live is delighted to announce that Men’s Hour will be returning to the station for a third series, starting on Sunday 29 April.
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