BBC Radio Podcasts from Sportshour
'It's a laugh in the face of adversity'
Tracy Otto on closing in on the Paralympics after a harrowing domestic violence attack
Tottenham, YouTube and being authentic
Tottenham keeper Bára Votíková on football, YouTube fame and being her authentic self
Returning from the depths of despair
Former NFL quarterback Erik Kramer on the depths of despair and redemption
I want to run to the moon!
How far can anyone run in six day? Camille Herron just covered an astonishing distance
"I was told to stop playing immediately"
How Denmark defender Rikke Sevecke's football career was ended in one quick phone call
Introducing… The Black 14
The lives of 14 black American footballers are changed forever in a fight against racism
"I was told to stop playing immediately"
How Denmark defender Rikke Sevecke's football career was ended in one quick phone call
The photo that changed my life
USWNT defender Carson Pickett on the viral photo which changed her life.
The Golfer 3000 over par and proud of it!
Record breaking golfer on his quest to discover more about himself, the sport and the USA
Motherhood and managing my Olympic dream
Gold medallist Jess Learmonth 6 months after becoming a mum, 4 months before the Olympics
Cape Horn history makers
The women making history round Cape Horn
Keeping the Peace
Speedskater Tobey Berriault on her new career
Super Bowl Sunday
Talking Kansas City and San Francisco, Purdy and Mahomes, SpongeBob and Patrick
Sportshour at the Super Bowl Las Vegas edition
The inspirational and personal stories behind the Las Vegas Super Bowl
Is the Super Bowl coming Mahomes to Kansas?
Will Kansas City be the first team in twenty-years to win back to back Super Bowls?
49ers to be Super Bowl six timers?
San Francisco 49ers under the spotlight, trying to win a record equalling 6th Super Bowl
The Taylor Swift Super Bowl
It’s Taylor Swift's Super Bowl, we're just along for the ride!
A 99-year-old world record swimmer and the man behind the viral football account Bryan's Gunn
Betty Brussel from Canada has broken the 100-104-year-old age class world record
George Elokobi on Maidstone’s miracle and his community in Cameroon
The current Maidstone manager chats about the huge tie in the FA Cup
Sabrina Pace-Humphreys and the power of Trail Running
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Leander Paes on Barcelona, Muhammad Ali and tennis immortality
Indian tennis great Leander Paes reflects on his glittering career
The $50,000 Spike Lee Air Jordans that are a force for good in Portland
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Sportshour's year of inspiration
Hear some of the most inspiring and moving stories we've brought you this past year
What a year for women's sport!
The athletes that have made 2023 such an exciting and successful year for women’s sport
Sophie Jaques: Helping to make ice hockey more inclusive
Boston defender Sophie Jaques and Renee Hess on making ice hockey more inclusive
The Kelce brothers, a Fairytale of Philadelphia and Taylor Swift
Connor Barwin discusses producing charity album ‘A Philly Special Christmas Special’.
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman on sleeping out to help out
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Erin Matson: the ‘Michael Jordan’ of field hockey
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Amanda Swartz: Sweden captain wants to change perceptions of women’s rugby
Amanda Swartz discusses growing up as a figure skater and why she switched sports.
Meet Andy Ki: The football fan putting the Seoul in Scunthorpe
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
After a near-fatal accident Jamie MoCrazy is climbing an alternative peak
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
The 5G helmet that could revolutionise American Football for deaf players
Find out how a 5G helmet is helping the coach communicate in a way unthinkable before.
The man born with no arms and an inspirational 15 year journey to pitch at every MLB stadium
Tom Willis was born without arms and has now thrown a pitch at all 30 MLB stadiums
Cricket's big one: India v Pakistan
Why this is the most keenly contested cricketing rivalry of them all
India v Pakistan: The most complex rivalry in the world
Sportshour hear from both sides on what makes the rivalry so significant
From wickets and wides to tackles and tries
Namibia's Rudie van Vuuren, the only man to compete in the cricket AND rugby World Cups
Rylee Foster is 'braver' following a near-fatal car accident
Goalkeeper Rylee Foster discusses returning to football after a near-fatal car accident.
UFC star Themba Gorimbo: from diamond fields to The Rock
How Themba Gorimbo's story of struggle led Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson to buy him a house
Soften Up Hard Lad
The artist and football fan challenge the sports aggressively macho culture
A World Cup to remember?
How Wales' Alix Popham has no recollection of playing at two Rugby Union World Cups
The mother of all challenges
Olympic gold winner Jess Learmonth ahead of becoming a mum and eyeing up the Paris Games
Champions who make a mark
We're at the World Athletics Championships, plus why you couldn't buy a Mary Earps jersey
Women's World Cup final
We preview the Women's World Cup final between England and Spain
The veterinarian surgeon turned world cycling champion
The veterinarian surgeon turned world cycling champion
Sportshour at the Netball World Cup
The impact of the Netball World Cup, being held in Africa for the first time
The World Cup continues
As the World Cup continues we look at the drama behind the scenes in the French camp
The World Cup finals finally arrives
Meeting some of the character on and off the field at the Women's World Cup
Wimbledon Winner
What does it take to be a winner at Wimbledon? We find out the secrets to SW19 success
Keeping the Wimbledon dream alive
How The Ukrainian tennis project is helping one player realise her Wimbledon dream
The arm-wrestling champion of Africa
We speak to three-time African arm-wrestling champion Grace Mintah.
Is AI the future of sports commentary?
Is a new era of sports commentary being ushered in as AI is used for Athletics updates.
The clashes for the Ashes
There's no contest quite like the Ashes - one of the most fearsome sporting rivalries.
Champions League final: Providing hope to Turkish people
Emine Hatun Mechaal says the Champions League final gives hope after Turkey's earthquake
Two major football finals and Frankie’s farewell at Epsom
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Why NFL's Philadelphia Eagles sports bra pledge is so important for girls' sport
Hear how Philadelphia Eagles have boosted girls' confidence out on the field.
Carl Ikeme on finding Mixed Martial Arts following leukemia and the end of his football career
Former Nigeria goalkeeper Carl Ikeme discusses his move into mixed martial arts
Tallinn calling: Former Liverpool defender Ragnar Klavan on his role with Eurovision
Ragnar Klavan chats about being the Estonian spokesperson at Eurovision and Liverpool FC
King Charles III: The Gary Neville of polo
King Charles III's former polo captain Julian Hipwood shares his memories.
Viswanathan Anand and the art of chess commentary
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Saviour 'Salvador' and World Transplant Games success
Eryn Mathewson's inspirational story from the World Transplant Games.
The environmental footballer: William Troost-Ekong
Footballer William Troost-Ekong tells us how his transfer to Serie A was carbon neutral.
Chloe Abbott: The Voice who is chasing Broadway and Olympic success
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Baseball goes bananas
Could Banana Ball be the future of baseball?
How to win the Boat Race
How to win the University Boat Race. A cox eye view
"Everyone dies, but not everyone lives. I want to really live after surviving."
Colorado Rockies' Jerry Schemmel on his remarkable story of survival, loss and heroism
Victory out of the darkness
Two times Blind Golf World Champion Jeremy Poincenot on what it take to conquer Sawgrass
Lesley Paterson: Winning triathlons and Oscar nominations
The World Champion triathlete and film screenwriter discusses her Oscar dreams.
The FIFA Women's World Cup line-up is complete
We discuss the countries that will compete with former New Zealand captain Rebecca Smith
Sportshour remembers Christian Atsu
Tributes to Christian Atsu after he was found dead two weeks after the Turkey earthquake.
Sportshour at the Super Bowl
A unique look at the most watched annual sporting event in the world the Super Bowl
How football needs to move out of the Dark Ages
Why footballer David Wheeler is using his platform to speak on issues affecting the game
'I've a responsibility to talk about important things'
Olympic gold medal basketball star Napheesa Collier on motherhood and making a difference
Diving in and facing your fears
World champion high diver Lysanne Richard on over coming fear and jumping from 27 metres
From ballet to boxing
Lucy Wildheart on her journey from ballet dancer to becoming a professional boxer
Mo Bamba: NBA star finds 'home' in Ivory Coast
The Orlando Magic basketballer tells us about the importance of his African heritage.
Sportshour Review 2022
A look back at some of our favourite stories from 2022
World Cup final
We preview the World Cup final between Argentina and France
Sportshour at the World Cup: The Spanish town with the Japanese name
We're in the Spanish town of Coria del Río which has 700 residents with the surname Japón
Nicole Kozlova: On Fifa World Cup and OneLove armband
Ukraine's Nicole Kozlova shares her experience of watching the war unfold from afar
Sportshour at the Fifa World Cup in Qatar
We're live in Doha ahead of the start of the men's football World Cup.
How a fake Mr Bean caused a cricketing rivalry
We speak to the Mr Bean impersonator who caused a rivalry between Pakistan and Zimbabwe.
Dan Mancina: Skateboarding while blind
Dan Mancina on how using his cane to skateboard makes him feel empowered.
From Syria to Mansfield Town
Fahd Saleh escaped Syria to rebuild his life and achieve his footballing dream in England
Greece make history at the Rugby League World Cup
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Where next for women's racing?
What's next after the W Series ended its season early because of financial difficulties
How netball gave Peace a chance
Proscovia Peace, captain of the Uganda Netball team on her extraordinary life journey
Roger and out
We hear from Roger Federer on what he plans to do after his retirement from tennis
A new season for the WSL
We look ahead to the start of the new WSL season and what impact the Euros might have
Queen Elizabeth II and Sport
We look back at the sporting life of Queen Elizabeth II
'I'm not a soldier, I'm not a killer'
From acting president of Ukraine’s Athletics Federation to flying drones on the frontline
Bikes will change the world
Cyclist Luis Angel Mate on planting a tree for every kilometre he's in a Vuelta breakaway
Sailing and saving the seven seas
Hannah Mills on Olympic gold, pregnancy and saving the planet for future generations
Serie A: Season of success and sadness
As the Serie A season starts we hear a cautionary tale of chasing a footballing dream
Cricket: Making history at the Commonwealth Games
Shelley Nitschke, Australia Women’s Cricket coach, on the future of the women’s game.
Commonwealth Games
Live from Birmingham as the Commonwealth Games continue
Women's football: African impact
We are in Morocco ahead of the final of WAFCON between hosts Morocco and South Africa.
The Open: Secret behind success
Could Alex Wrigley's secret weapon at the Open be his caddy?
Wimbledon's history makers
We're live on centre court ahead of the women's singles final at Wimbledon
Women's Euro 2022: Could it come home?
A preview the Women's Euros with Gill Coultard who played in the inaugural final in 1984
The secrets of Norway's sporting success
The secrets behind Norway's surprising rise to the top of world sport
Riding into the record books at Royal Ascot
Hollie Doyle becomes the most successful female jockey in Royal Ascot history.
Escaping persecution and finding the NBA
The remarkable story of the Grunfeld family who escaped from Nazi Europe to the NBA
The Queen and sport
We celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee by looking at the evolution of sport during her reign
When the European Cup was stolen
Forty years on we tell the story of how the European Cup was stolen
The 14-year-old Ukrainian golfer making the cut
Ukrainian golf prodigy Lev Grinberg on making the cut and his future goals
FA Cup final bonanza
We preview the Men's and Women's FA Cup final taking place at Wembley this weekend
Playing for peace and a long walk to Tokyo
A young Ukrainian footballer opens up about how football helps him deal with the war.
Becker behind bars and the NFL's African pathway
We reflect on Boris Becker's journey from Wimbledon champion to prison.
"Without ping pong I’d be dead, or in jail for life"
The remarkable story of professional table tennis player Wally Green.
Lesia Tsurenko considered quitting tennis following Russian invasion of Ukraine
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Native Women Running prepare to compete in the Boston Marathon
Verna Volker on the importance of Native Women Running
Sportshour takes in a historic night for women’s football at the Camp Nou
All the emotions of a record breaking historic night for Women’s football, at Camp Nou.
Ukraine swimmer Leonid Grigoriev discusses rescuing his family from Mariupol
Leonid Grigoriev describes the devastation brought about by the Russian Army.
Oleksiej Zorin: The Ukrainian American Football player helping the people of Kyiv
Oleksiej Zorin tell us how he’s been helping the people of Kyiv.
Football in Poland steps up to help people fleeing conflict in Ukraine
Maciej Bałaziński and Anna Mioduska discuss how their clubs now help people from Ukraine.
Ukraine Olympic swimmer Andrii Govorov on the war with Russia
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
What now for sport in Ukraine?
We explore what Russia's military action means for Ukraine's athletes.
An Afghan athletes story: Fleeing the Taliban and life in Eastern Europe
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour
Sportshour at The Super Bowl: L.A
All the excitement and colour from LA ahead of the Super Bowl
Sportshour at the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Ukraine crisis: What's the impact on sport?
We look what impact the conflict between the Ukraine and Russia has had on sport.
Dania Akeel and Mashael al-Obaidan make history for Saudi Arabia at the Dakar Rally
Dania Akeel and Mashael al-Obaidan reflect on one of the most gruelling car rally races.
Inside the Park Hotel – the Melbourne facility where Novak Djokovic was held
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Hero Ice Hockey fan on saving the life of the Vancouver Canucks’ Brian Hamilton
Nadia Popovici,the ice hockey fan who saved the life of Vancouver Canucks’ Brian Hamilton
Tokyo and beyond
A look back on some of the athletes we met at the Tokyo Games and look ahead to Beijing
2021: A year in review
We look back at some of the stories we covered in 2021
'Fighting has always been my outlet' – Kay Hansen on her eating disorder and overcoming trauma
UFC strawweight Kay Hansen opens up about her trauma and eating disorder
“He’s the gladiator fighting on the circuit” – Van Amersfoort on Verstappen
We hear from Verstappen's mentor, Frits Van Amersfoort, ahead of the F1 final race.
‘We want to show how far the women’s game has come’ – Simmons on FA Cup Final
The FA’s Kelly Simmons on how far the women’s game has come throughout the years
Dean Du Plessis on the frightening impact of hearing loss
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Autumn leaves England in good shape
As Rugby Union's autumn internationals end we look at England women's success
Sport and the climate
We look at the role and responsibilities sport has in preventing climate change
Ice Hockey's sexual abuse scandal
We hear from survivor Kyle Beach and journalist Rick Westhead on exposing abuse in hockey
Wickets, Wildlife and Why We Should Try
How can Sport fight Climate Change?
Why taking the knee is still needed
Why taking the knee at sporting events still has a significant impact
'The Afghanistan team transformed me'
Kelly Lindsey on her time as Afghan women's football head coach
Allegations of abuse in women's football
Former player Ciara McCormack on the allegations that have rocked women's football
"Golf saved me, twice"
Pro golfer Ken Green on how the sport saved him, in the face of unimaginable trauma
'If not me, then who?' Tiara Brown sues the police
Professional boxer and officer Tiara Brown on suing the police department she worked for
A glimpse into the future of Sport
We hear from two organisations attempting to change the face of sport as we know it
How Sport helped America to heal: 9/11 20 years on
The role that Sport plays in helping to rebuild the lives of those affected by 9/11
The hope of a Paralympic legacy
What hopes for a lasting Paralympic legacy in Japan?
Paralympian Desirée Vila: ‘The only incurable thing is the desire to live’
Spanish Paralympian Desirée Vila on her life-changing journey after losing a leg.
'We have players in hiding, it's terrifying'
Afghan women footballers were beacons of hope. Now they hide in fear for their lives
Life after the Olympic flame goes out
Olympic medallist Markus Rogan's struggle for a new identity away from the world of sport
Gold Medals and Grandmasters
All the latest from the Olympics and meet the worlds youngest chess Grandmaster
'An achievement of a lifetime' – Jolanda Neff on winning Olympic gold
Jolanda Neff, the cross-country mountain bike gold medalist, at the Tokyo Olympics
Sportshour at the Tokyo Olympic Games
We’re live in Japan on day one of the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games
The last woman at the British Grand Prix
Divina Galica, the last woman to compete in the British Grand Prix race weekend
Giro d'Italia Donne: Elisa Longo Borghini cycles home
Cyclist Elisa Longo Borghini hopes for a home win at the Giro d'Italia Donne.
Euros: The Knockout stage
We preview the knockout stages at the Euros.
'Why is ending racism a debate?'
How did a viral photo of England Under-21 hockey player Darcy Bourne change her life?
Belarusian Yelena Leuchanka: 'Being in jail, I felt so proud'
Yelena Leuchanka on protesting the re-election of President Alexander Lukashenko and jail
Back to the future for the Indy 500
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Sportshour asks: How could sport look in 2050?
A Sportshour panel of experts discuss what sport could look like in the next thirty years
Does history beckon for Leicester City in the FA Cup Final at Wembley?
FA Cup Final news ahead of Leicester City v Chelsea, cyclist Ayesha McGowan, Jude Hamer
Janelly Farias – the 'Mexican Rapinoe'
Club America defender tells us how people are likening her to USA star Megan Rapinoe.
The NFL’s miracle man: Alex Smith on overcoming life-threatening injury and his against-all-odds comeback
Former NFL quarterback Alex Smith discusses his recovery from a near-fatal injury.
Derek Chauvin murder conviction: US sport reacts
US sport reacts to former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin’s murder conviction.
Elladj Baldé - The figure skater trying to change perceptions of his sport
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
The world of sport remembers Prince Philip
The world of sport remembers Prince Philip
'I wish I could give her a hug and tell her she’s going to be OK' – Mallory Weggemann on her younger self
US Paralymic swimmer Mallory Weggeman reflects on her turbulent journey in the sport
From tackling strikers to tackling cancer – Rebekah Stott’s off pitch challenge
New Zealand defender Rebekah Stott tells us about her new battle off the pitch.
“I’ve proved the people I care about right” – Josh Nisbet on making it as the shortest player in the A-League.
Footballer, Josh Nisbet recalls his success with Australia's Central Coast Mariners.
Conquering the high seas - From landlocked Thirsk to rowing world records
Sportshour meets Jasmine Harrison, the youngest woman to row solo across the Atlantic.
How Inclusive is Football?
As part of LGBT+ History Month, Sportshour looks at how inclusive the sport really is.
'You eventually come out and the next day the sun rises'
In a show of firsts, we hear from Dan Palmer, the first Wallabies player to come out gay
Sportshour at the Super Bowl
It's Super Bowl LV as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Kansas City Chiefs.
“Racism strips you entirely of your dignity'
Former Newcastle United and Trinidad and Tobago goalkeeper Shaka Hislop on racist abuse
Basketball’s forgotten stars living in poverty
Why some of the biggest stars of their times are dying in poverty
When Donald Trump bought a football team
When Donald Trump became the owner of the New Jersey Generals of the now defunct USFL.
FA Cup third round: Dare to dream
We preview some of the biggest ties in the third round of the FA Cup
When sport stopped
We look back at how the world of sport in 2020 stood still
The Jim Thorpe Story
We explore the life of the American Indian who was the star of the 1912 Olympics.
“It’s much more than being a race car driver” – Nascar racer Bubba Wallace on finding his voice
Bubba Wallace on a turbulent 2020 & racing for the Michael Jordan owned team in 2021
Tiara Brown on quitting the police: 'Enough was enough'
Unbeaten professional boxer Tiara Brown on her decision to resign from the police.
“At some point you start sinking like a rock” – Alenka Artnik
Alenka Artnik set a new world record by freediving 374 feet below the Red Sea surface
Memories of the magical Maradona
We hear some very special memories of Diego Maradona - who has passed away aged 60.
The man behind the hat: Meet Cam Newton's headwear designer
We talk to the designer behind New England Patriots Quarterback Cam Newton's iconic hats
'The business of boxing is systematically built against females' – Heather Hardy
Former world champion Heather Hardy reveals the realities of making a living from boxing
“I 100% believe there are more people that want to see us unite than there are to divide” – Seth Gottesdiener
Seth Gottesdiener has been cycling across the USA to gauge the mood of his nation in 2020
'There are a lot of moments where this is still terrifying' – Danell Leyva
Former gymnast Danell Leyva on how he revealed his sexuality on National Coming Out Day
Australia Grand Final Weekend
We hear about both the men's and women's NRL Grand Finals.
“You may end up being killed” – Kenyan footballer on defying drug gangs
Jacob Viera was almost killed by a Tanzanian gang after he refused to be a drugs mule.
'It's not about hitting new milestones as a female' – Joy Neville on making history
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
“America is divided because Americans think it’s divided” – Seth Gottesdiener
LA gym owner Seth Gottesdiener is cycling across America to assess the mood of his nation
Madison Hammond: I didn’t think I’d be the first anything in sport
She is the first Native American woman to sign a professional contract with a NWSL club
Tiara Brown: No one in my family wanted me to be a police officer
Tiara Brown discusses balancing life as a black athlete and police officer in the USA.
What is life like in a sporting bio-bubble?
Elly Oldroyd presents the programme from inside the cricket bio-bubble at Old Trafford.
American Football and the Women's Super League returns
We speak to Manchester City player Janine Beckie about the start of the WSL.
The week the sporting world took action
This week on Sportshour, we take a look at the boycott of sports in the US.
"I cried watching the film” – McFadden on Rising Phoenix
17 time Paralympic medallist Tatyana McFadden on a new documentary on the Games.
Will there be any college football this fall?
Sportshour talks college football after two of the game's major conferences are cancelled
"I asked myself ‘if it’s not me, then who is it?’”
Farid Noori's hopes of being the first Afghanistan mountain biker at the Olympics.
The NBA returns with LeBron James looking 'in his prime'
London Lions star DeAndre Liggins on the return of the NBA and his friend LeBron James
Major League Baseball's first female on-field coach
Alyssa Nakken discusses becoming the first woman to coach on field in an MLB game
Washington's NFL team agree to change their name
We discuss the Washington Redskins decision to change their controversial name and logo.
The return of international cricket and one man's road to recovery
We travel to Southampton where England face the West Indies
Derby day - 'The greatest flat race in the world'
We are at the Derby ahead of the 241st event and go to Wimbledon to visit Rufus the Hawk
Premier League dreams come true after 30 years of waiting
We look at Liverpool's incredible season and their first top-division title in 30 years.
The Premier League is back and Black Lives Matter
We look at the return of the Premier League and the Black Lives Matter movement's impact
'You have people wishing death upon another human because they disrespected a flag' - CJ Sapong
Chicago Fire forward CJ Sapong on kneeling during the US national anthem.
'Choosing to be neutral is the knee on my neck' - Natasha Cloud
'I fear for my life because of the colour of my skin' - basketballer Natasha Cloud.
'A really cathartic experience' - Mary Cain on her return to running
Former Nike Oregon Project athlete Mary Cain tells us she feels "free" when she runs.
'National teams all over the world are standing up and uniting to make progress for themselves'
United States women's national soccer team continue to fight for equal pay.
A coronavirus survivor, inspiration and friendship
Former Olympian Ken Dwan relives his toughest battle: overcoming the coronavirus
Sporshour: Stories of hope
On Sportshour this week we bring you stories of hope from around the world.
Karina Leblanc on coronavirus fears after childbirth
Former Canadian footballer Karina Leblanc tells Sportshour her incredible story.
'This will probably not end pretty' - What unfolded at the NFL draft
We discuss a surprise pick at the NFL draft by the Green Bay Packers
Nathan Haas: The Tour de France is like "oxygen" for the French
Team Cofidis rider Nathan Haas outlines the significance of the event to France.
Brittani Coury: The US paralympic snowboarder helping the fight against Covid-19
Brittani Coury says it's "faith over fear" after swapping ski slopes for hospital wards
Joseph Parker: The heavyweight isolation sensation
Heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker discusses the success of his social media videos
What next for the Olympics?
We discuss the postponement of the 2020 Olympics and what's next for those taking part.
Coronavirus: Living in lockdown
We bring you the latest on the impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on global sport.
Coronavirus: The sporting world shuts down
We bring you the latest on which sports have been affected and discuss what is next.
Managing Coronavirus and an extraordinary marathon debut
As sporting events are cancelled because of Coronavirus we asses the effect on athletes.
Coronavirus: Will the Olympics go ahead as planned?
With Coronavirus spreading quickly in Japan, will the Olympics take place as planned?
Wilder v Fury II: The road to heavyweight unification
The heavyweight boxing match between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury in Vegas
Folau fallout, All-Star sparkle & US Olympic dreams
A look at the fallout from the signing of Israel Folau ahead of his Catalan Dragons debut
Remembering Nodar: Georgian luger’s lasting legacy
We mark the 10th anniversary of the death of Georgian Olympic luger Nodar Kumaritashvili
Sportshour at the Super Bowl: Miami Sound
Sportshour comes from Miami as the excitement builds ahead of Super Bowl 54
Australian Open: Tennis community coming together
We're live at the Australian Open that is being held in Melbourne, Australia
Clearing the Air
How can you play Tennis if you are struggling to breath? Sport and the Bushfires.
Winter Youth Olympics
We're live at the Winter Youth Olympics that are being held in Lausanne, Switzerland
FA Cup third round - Magic, heroes and upsets
We speak to the chairman of the lowest ranked team left in the competition, AFC Fylde.
Sportshour: A look back at 2019
We look back at some of the big sporting stories of the year including Superbowl LIII
Megan Rapinoe: The World Cup, that pose and Trump
We hear from one of the world's most recognizable female footballers.
Return of Test Cricket for Pakistan
We are live from both the Pakistan men's test match and Pakistan women's international
Can Saudi Arabia become the home of live sport?
Anthony Joshua and Andy Ruiz Jr is the highest profile Boxing fight to be held in Saudi.
Euro 2020 Draw in Romania
We preview the Euro 2020 draw which takes place in one of the host nations Romania.
'Women should have the same opportunities'
Manchester United manager Casey Stoney on equal opportunities for men and women.
Supersisters: The fight to inspire
Creating the first female trading cards and the inspiring stories of those featured
The NFL games that stopped World War Two
In 1994, 50,000 people watched an American Football game in London during WW2
Marieke Vervoot: In life and death
Remembering Marieke Vervoort the Paralympian who ended her own life through euthanasia
The 'Liberty Fields': Japan's first female rugby team
We hear the story of the Japanese women who paved the way for generations to come.
Forty years in the making: Iranian women attend their first football match
3,500 women watched Iran against Cambodia but we ask if more needs to be done.
Alberto Salazar: The inside story
The story of how a top athletics coach was banned for four years for doping violations
Michelle Payne and the race that stopped Australia
The film Ride Like A Girl tells the story of Michelle Payne's Melbourne Cup success
‘A testament to our Union and our country’
We meet the first female Team Manager at a men’s Rugby World Cup.
'Allow women into football stadiums'
Sahar Khodayari died protesting for women to be allowed into stadiums in Iran.
Close of Play
Cricketer Cecil Wright retires after 60 years at the wicket
Football and Addiction
Hear from two former Premier League players about their battles with addiction.
Stephanie Smackdown
WWE CBO Stephanie McMahon on her quest to change the media coverage of women's sport.
The Ashes at Edgbaston
Sportshour comes live from Edgbaston as the first Test of the Ashes is in full swing.
Ruiz v Joshua II: Is there appetite in the Middle East?
The decision to stage the rematch in Saudi Arabia has been deemed as controversial.
Premier League Preview
The Premier League is back and we look at the hopes and fears of fans around the world.
Sportshour at the Ashes
We’re live from Edgbaston, as England and Australia get the first Ashes Test underway.
Swimming the Seven Seas
We hear about a woman's quest to swim the seven seas and we go live to Paris for the TDF.
A year to the Tokyo Olympics
With a year to go until the Tokyo Olympics we speak to sprinter James Ellington.
Final Weekend
Live at Wimbledon ahead of the Women's final and preview Sunday's Cricket World Cup final
Women's World Cup Final special
We're live in Lyon to preview the Women's World Cup final between Netherlands and USA
Women's World Cup: Why South America is falling behind
We discuss the lack of South American dominance at the Women's World Cup
The three trailblazing commentators
Meet three women who are making history at the Women's World Cup from the commentary box.
The record breaking USA team at the Women's World Cup
USA breaks scoring record in their 13-0 win over Thailand at the World Cup in France
The Women's World Cup has arrived
We are live in France as the Women's World Cup begins and the French Open ends.
Champions League Final
We're live in Madrid previewing the Champions League final between Liverpool and Spurs
The Refugee Footballer: How football saved my life
We hear from football player and refugee Hakeem al-Araibi who has been freed from jail.
The FA Cup final family
We preview the FA Cup with three generations of Watford FC fans.
Premier review
A leftfield look at the Premier League with comedians Emily Dean and Justin Moorhouse
Women's FA Cup final day
Caroline Barker previews the Women's FA Cup final with four time winner Lianne Sanderson.
JohnBoy Smith: From being shot to the winners podium
JohnBoy Smith speaks about his journey from being shot to competing in marathons.
#Enough: Making a Stand Against Racism
Footballers boycotted social media for 24 hours to protest racial abuse online.
Augusta: Jennifer Kupcho Makes History
The 21 year old became the first winner of the Augusta National Women’s Amateur event.
'Pregnancy had no place in my plans for Tokyo 2020'
GB Olympian opens up about feeling her pregnancy interrupted her preparations for Tokyo.
Cycling's silent suffering
Paralympic cyclist Hannah Dines tell's Shari Vahl why some female riders are suffering.
Kemoy Campbell: Doctors told me I died
The Jamaican athlete was told by doctors he had "died" after collapsing on the track.
New Zealand's 'Darkest Day'
How do the Bangladeshi cricket team recover following the horrific New Zealand massacre?
Are transgender women a 'threat' to female sport?
We discuss whether transgender women should be allowed to compete in women's sport.
One hundred days to the Fifa Women's World Cup
Caroline Barker is at the She Believes Cup to discuss how the global game is shaping up
Daniel Carcillo on the dangers of concussion
Ice hockey player Daniel Carcillo is calling on the NHL to do more to protect its players
One player, one legal case and the future of Women's football in Argentina
Maca Sanchez is suing the Football Federation because they don't support women's football
Helping Hakeem al-Araibi
We hear the effort to help free footballer Hakeem al-Araibi from a Thai jail
Super Bowl LIII : Los Angeles Rams v the New England Patriots.
The New England Patriots, at Super Bowl for a third successive year, take on the LA Rams.
Kurt Landauer: The Father of Modern day Bayern Munich
The story of Kurt Landauer, the longest serving president of Bayern Munich
'Our Voices Will be Heard'
Sexual abuse allegations in Afghanistan football are 'encouraging people to come forward'
Student Athlete: Pride, Passion but no Payment
College sport in America is a billion dollar business but the athletes don't earn a penny
Sportshour 2018
Caroline Barker looks back at the best Sportshour stories from the past twelve months
The Business of Football
How football developed into a competition on and off the pitch.
The Transgender Winner: a Knockout Moment for Boxing
Boxer Patricio Manuel reflects on his first professional win since transitioning.
Sexism in the Spotlight
We reflect on Ada Hegerberg becoming the first female Ballon d'Or winner
The Tale of Two Showdowns
We preview Wilder v Fury & how the other fight of the century took 20 days to be decided.
Farewell to The Davis Cup as we know it
After 118 historic years, the Davis Cup is changing, we find out why and how.
Dreaming of Glory in Ghana
We're in Accra, celebrating women's sport ahead of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations
How the US sanctions on Iran Will Affect Women's Football
Football coach Katayoun Khosrowyar says the US and Iran are like a married couple arguing
Together with Leicester - A Show of Solidarity
Football will pay tribute to Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha on Saturday.
Should Softball play hardball over its future?
Limited money and fewer teams, how does women's softball move forward?
The Man who brought down Lance Armstrong
Floyd Landis talks about his new cycling team which is sponsored by his cannabis company
The Power of the Protest
Tommie Smith tells us about the power of protest 50 years after the “black power salute”.
Is Spectator Safety in Golf Below Par?
We explore how golf can protect fans after Corine Remande lost her eye at the Ryder Cup.
Is it time for a Mixed Ryder Cup?
We explore the idea that teams should be made up of men and women at the Ryder Cup.
Will WADA Regret Reinstating Rusada?
Russian athletes could compete on the international stage after doping ban lifted.
Is Kaepernick 'just doing it' his way?
Is Colin Kaepernick's latest deal a PR stunt or a forward step for social justice?
Cracking Down on Football
We're in Nicaragua, where civil unrest and government crackdowns disrupt football
Is Kaepernick 'just doing it' his way?
Is Colin Kaepernick's latest deal a PR stunt or a step forward for social justice?
Humans vs Hormones
Caster Semenya is to fight a female classification rule imposed by the IAAF.
FightTube
Could an amateur fight change boxing and broadcast history?
Football's new e-scout?
Just how is technology helping the next generation of young footballers?
Disqualifying foul?
Should sport and politics mix?
Disconnected Reconnected?
What does national identity mean for sports' fans in modern day multicultural society?
Tour de Force for a Women’s Tour de France
We join Des Elles au Velo as they push for a complete Tour de France for women.
Shona McCallin's World Cup Woe
As the Women's Hockey World Cup begins we look at how the sport deals with concussion
Finally
We look ahead to the biggest finals in sport... Wimbledon and the World Cup
World Cup, Wimbledon and the Giro Rosa
All the latest stories at the start of a huge weekend of sport
Fabulously Fashionable Football
We look at the influence football has on fashion, and fashion on the beautiful game
The Ballhawk
Meet the record holder for catches in baseball, and he's never been on the field of play!
The World Cup Begins!
Iceland's President on his nations excitement ahead of their debut at a World Cup finals
The Alternative World Cup
We explore the CONIFA World Cup - a competition for nations not recognised by FIFA
Jab Don't Stab
A Sportshour special from the Double Jab Boxing Club in Lewisham, South London.
The Road to the Kyiv Free Couch
Victor Kylyma has invited fans to stay at his home for the Champions League final.
From Windsor to Wembley
Sportshour bring you stories from the FA Cup Final and the momentous The Royal Wedding.
A Ringside Alliance?
Olympic gold medallist Jordan Burroughs on the USA-Iran wrestling relationship.
Sione's Miracle Kidney Transplant: the next chapter
Tonga rugby star Sione Vaiomo'unga has had a kidney transplant that seemed impossible.
'Footballers are pawns'
Former Premier League footballer Nils Eric Johansson on his congenital heart condition.
'Sky Diving Saved My Life'
Could extreme sports like have a positive lasting affect on the mind?
Grand National: The Female Riders Making Huge Strides
Hear from the first ever female jockey to ride in the Grand National.
Jab, Don't Stab
Hear from the boxing club looking to keep young people clear of Gang Violence.
Seventeen Saints
Marjory Stoneman Douglas hockey team and their mission to rebuild a community
Should England Boycott the World Cup?
Calls for England to boycott the world cup following the attempted murder of a former spy
'I had to crash to earn respect from male drivers'
F1 test driver Tatiana Calderon talks about her career as a female driver.
Biathlon's Russian Boycott
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Barry Bennell No Longer Has Power Over Me
Steve Walters on supporting fellow child abuse survivors and making sport a safer place.
Me Too
Icelandic gymnast Tinna Odinsdottir speaks about her rape by a fellow gymnast in 2016.
Munich Air Disaster Tribute
Kenya's iconic footballer on how he became a Manchester United fan since the tragedy.
Sportshour at the Super Bowl: Death in Minneapolis
An awarding winning special show from Minnesota, the 2018 venue for the the Super Bowl
A Landmark Case in Sport
We speak to Katherine Starr about how sports governing bodies can tackle sexual assault
'Cyrille Regis was a pioneer, but to me, he was my uncle'.
Jason Roberts pays tribute to his uncle Cyrille Regis who died this week aged 59.
Women Allowed
We reflect on Saudi women being allowed to watch football in stadiums for the first time.
Chess Queen Hits Out at Saudi Regime
Why double world chess champion boycotted tournament in Saudi Arabia
2017: Trump and Sport
A look back at a year when President Trump and the world of sport clashed
Ice Hockey's Transgender Star
Harrison Browne on becoming the first transgender champion in US sport.
California Wildfires: the Horse Racing Community trying to Rebuild
Meet the horse racing community trying to move on from the wildfires.
Injured by war, the tale of an Iron Lady
Kerry Gruson was injured by a US soldier but that doesn't stop her from competing.
World Cup Worries
As the groups are drawn for the 2018 World Cup we assess the problems facing fans.
My Unbreakable story
Jelena Dokic on her relationship with her father and the impact on her tennis career
Love All: Australia Votes for Marriage Equality
Sportshour assesses the role sport played in Australia's same-sex Marriage poll.
The Peace Marathon
May El Khalil woke from a coma with one goal, to create the Beirut Marathon.
Band of Brothers
Nick Robone's brother saved his life, after being injured in the Las Vegas shooting
The Lord's of East Africa
We're in Rwanda as the country prepares to open it's first cricket stadium
Coming of Age for Women in Sport
Female Athlete power, the changing face of Rugby Union officials and will Europe kneel?
Vegas Strong
We'll hear about the ice hockey team helping to heal a city.
Catalonia Referendum: What Does it Mean for Sport?
Caroline Barker looks at what Catalan independence could mean for Sport.
Trump, The NFL and Taking The Knee
Is this a watershed moment for the role sport can play in politics and social change?
Sport's Concussion Discussion
We investigate the effects of concussion in sport. Is enough done to protect sport stars?
Colin Kaepernick: Athlete Activist
Colin Kaepernick remains without an NFL team. Is he unemployed because he spoke out?
Golf in the Gobi
Golfers creating history playing the world's longest hole spanning the length of Mongolia
Football's Homeless World Cup
As money poured forth on transfer deadline day, the Homeless World Cup took place in Oslo
Rugby Saved Me, Now I'm Banned From Playing
Jean Kim says the sport of rugby saved her life, but now she’s banned from playing
Colin Kaepernick: Athlete Activist
Colin Kaepernick remains without an NFL team. Is he unemployed because he spoke out?
Mayweather v McGregor: Fine fighting fayre or farce?
Sportshour previews the 'big fight' from Las Vagas.
The Political Athlete Awakens
NBA star Craig Hodges talks about race and discrimination in the game.
The Rise of Fan TV
We'll hear from the man behind the biggest football fan media channel on youtube.
The Legacy of Bolt
Shari Vahl and Ed Harry discuss Bolt's achievements and his importance to athletics.
Will Brexit lead to a Premexit?
Can the Premier League remain one of the world's most attractive leagues post Brexit?
World Para Athletic Championships Special
Mani Djazmi hosts a special sportshour from the Queen Elizabeth Park in London.
Wimbledon Special
Caroline Barker is live from Wimbledon on Ladies Singles Finals day.
Is There Any Respect Left in Tennis?
Former World Number four James Blake discusses respect and sportsmanship in tennis
The Fastest Hands in the West
Hear about handcyclist Andre Kajlich record breaking trip across America.
The Power of Two
Alysia Montano talks about her efforts to improve the image of pregnancy in sport.
The Real Miracle on Ice
Craig Cunningham had his leg amputated, after suffering a heart attack on the ice.
The Greatest Footballer to Never Exist
Jonny Sharples is helping to combat mental health through the fictional Ivica Strok.
The King of Pain
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
A City United
Caroline Barker is in Manchester to see how sport is helping to heal a city.
The Teenage Gymnast Competing with Cancer
Evan Van Aacken is receiving chemotherapy, whilst performing in major tournaments.
The Rebirth of Women's Basketball
FIBA overturns its ban on the hijab, what does this mean for the sport?
The NFL Dream that Turned to a Nightmare
Ryan Leaf struggled with addiction, after leaving the NFL.
Boxing Saved My Life
Ex-boxer Duke McKenzie tells us about how he coped with the death of his brother.
Drogba's American Dream
Caroline Barker presents the global sports show, focusing on Didier Drogba's new venture.
Living the Dream
Hakeem “The Dream” Olajuwon takes us on a journey from childhood in Lagos to NBA champion
The Gymnast Allergic to Exercise
Natasha Coates on how competing as a disability gymnast has helped to keep her alive
The Land that Banned Football
The Somali footballers trying to rebuild their own lives and provide hope for a nation
Commonwealth Crisis? Durban Ditches the Games
Have the public fallen out of love with their cities hosting major sporting events?
Namibia's First Blade Runner
Etchegaray Nguluwe is Namibia's first blade runner and wants to inspire a generation
'I Shouldn't be Banned for Wearing a Hijab'
Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir on the hijab ban that means she can not play porffessional basketball
Ranieri and the Science of Sacking
The hard emotionless analytics of football and why Ranieri should have gone earlier!
Harry Potter and the President’s Swing
We discuss if golf and politics really mix and learn more about the sport of Quidditch.
South African Great: Joost’s Valiant Fight
Join Caroline Barker as she focuses on the week's big global sports stories.
Sportshour at the Super Bowl LI
A special show from Super Bowl LI in Houston
The Wait Is Over: Japan get a Sumo Champion
Sumo star Kisenosato is now a grand champion, Japan's first since 1998.
Trump v the NFL: A Pyrrhic Victory
Donald Trump's foray into American football and the effect it had on the sport
Cancer Kicker: A Footballer's Mentality
How mental toughness developed on the football field helped one former player kick cancer
Student Athlete: Pride, Passion but no Payment
College sport in America is a billion dollar business but the athletes don't earn a penny
Sportshour: Review 2016
A look back at the two most significant stories on Sportshour in 2016
Sportshour: Most Listened to 2016
Including how Olympic finalist in Sydney Suzy Favour Hamilton became a Las Vegas escort
Abuse Allegations in US Gymnastics
We look at how allegations of sexual abuse have engulfed gymnastics in the USA
Unafraid to Speak Out
Why Detroit Lion DeAndre Levy campaigns against violence and to test forgotten rape kits
Living With Surviving
Gil Stork survivor of the 1960 plane crash that claimed the lives of 16 of his team mates
Castro's legacy on Cuban sport
Following his death, we look at the use of sport by Fidel Castro in Cuban society
Snooker, Sex and Soho
The weeks stories from the middle of the Pacific to the heart of London's porn industry.
Going against FIFA and willing to take punishment
England and Scotland both wear a poppy despite FIFA saying they would be punished.
Cricket in The Jungle, a different Calais
Sport was a rarely reported part of life in an infamous, now demolished, migrant camp
Fifty Years On: Football on Robben Island
Former inmates recalls the importance of football on Robben Island
Redemptive Running
How marathon running is raising self-esteem of homeless people with remarkable results.
Reclaiming the Locker Room after Donald Trump's Comments
Stories from the locker rooms of US sport to the spires of Cambridge University
Annemiek van Vleuten - Back on the Bike
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
The Cybathlon is Coming!
With the world bionic games are only a week away we look ahead to Cybathalon 2016
The Rally Princess of Sweden
Anne Seel on being the only Swede to ride both a motorcycle and a car in the Dakar Rally
Drone Racing: The Future of Sport?
How the immersive sport of drone racing went from underground to mainstream
Pep and Jose: Derby Day Delight
Will Jose and Pep play nicely as the red half and blue half of Manchester collide?
Olympic Silver... Heart of Gold
Why Piotr Malachowski donated his Olympic silver to a boy with a rare form of cancer
Paralympic Problems
Ahead of the Rio Paralympics we speak to those affected by the issues the event is facing
My Twelve Year Wait for Olympic Gold
Why it took Adam Nelson twelve years after becoming Olympic champion to receive his gold
From Beating Leukaemia to Olympic Gold
Maarten van der Weijden recalls his battle back from leukaemia to win Olympic gold.
Jesse Owens: The Olympics' most powerful icon
80 years on from Jesse Owens' four golds at the 1936 Olympics, we hear from his daughters
From Homelessness to Boxing World Champion
At 42, Tony Moran became world cruiserweight champion but his journey was far from easy
The Transgender Man Who Changed the Olympics
Chris Mosier, first transman to make a men's US National Team on changing Olympic policy
Olympic dream set to be realised
Cambodia's first female long distance Olympian on why her family thinks she's "crazy"
Serena Williams: Wimbledon's Wonder Woman
We're at Wimbledon on Ladies' final day to see if Serena Williams can make history
'The Olympics needs golf more than golf need the Olympics'
After some high profile golfers withdrew from the Olympics, should golf be in the Games?
Stolen Olympic Gold Found by Six-Year-Old Girl
An Olympic gold medal stolen from canoeist Joe Jacobi has been found by a six-year-old
Rio Olympics: Born to Run
Just five months after giving birth, runner Sarah Brown is still aiming for the Olympics
Euro 2016: By Royal Appointment
Stories celebrating the start of Euro 2016 including a royal connection to one fixture
Muhammad Ali: Remembering and Rejoicing
A special show remembering and rejoicing in the life of the great Muhammad Ali
Carlo Ancelotti: Mourinho Should Keep Giggs
Carlo Ancelotti on why new Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho should keep Ryan Giggs
FA Cup: Finally Here
Celebrating FA Cup Final day by delving into its history with more a nod to the present
Boxing Let me Shine a Light on Child Abuse
Kevin Lueshing tells us how boxing saved him and let him shine a light on child abuse
The Athlete Who Didn't Know Who She Was
Meet Claire Hanna, the former volleyball player who lost her identity
Serving Time at San Quentin
How tennis helped break down racial divides at one of the worlds most notorious prisons
Searching for swimmers in the South Pacific
Searching for swimmers in the South Pacific
'Worst time of my life'
Former Newcastle player Jonas Gutierrez on reaction to his employment tribunal victory
The Grand National: What are the Odds?
We're at Aintree racecourse for the world’s most famous horse race, The Grand National.
Picked to Play by JFK
How Tom Brown's MLB baseball career took off after being picked to play by President JFK
Baseball Diplomacy
Barack Obama and Raul Castro sit together to watch an exhibition baseball game in Cuba.
India v Pakistan: The Best of Enemies
Caroline Barker investigates the softer side of one of sports most bitter rivalries.
Meet the "Extreme Environmental Athlete"
Richard Parks international rugby player turned self-styled Extreme Environmental Athlete
Women's Sport: The State of Play
To mark International Women's Day we look at how sport can break barriers society can not
Child's Play
Why do parents cross the line and start putting too much pressure on their off-spring?
Closed Court
We investigate why women were banned from an Iranian men's volleyball event, plus more.
Shrovetide football: England's Medieval Game
Sarah Mulkerrins takes part in a 1000 year-old sporting tradition and more.
Super Bowl at 50: More Than Just a Game
The historical and cultural significance of America's greatest game
The Brain Game
Where will new research into concussion leave some of the world's most popular sports?
Bowled Over
How cricketer Ashley Giles almost lost his wife to a brain tumour and what happened next
Sorry St. Louis - the Rams Are Heading for LA!
We are in St. Louis as the city’s American football franchise leaves for Los Angeles
From Olympic finalist to Las Vegas escort
How Olympian Suzy Favor Hamilton went from Olympic athlete to Las Vegas call girl
Sportshour: On the Road
We look back at two of the big sporting events we brought you the show from in 2015
Sportshour: Our Pick of 2015
The best of Sportshour in 2015. Sometimes serious, sometimes quirky, always interesting!
Cristiano Ronaldo: Football, Fatherhood and the Future
Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo gives us an insight into his life off the pitch
The Olympic Nightmare
As the Rio Olympics near we explore some city's police methods and their deadly effects
The X Factor for Sprinters
Nigeria's Got Talent, and Top Sprinter Genesis aims to find it.
Olympic Dream Turns to Nightmare
Despite being crowned African champions, South Africa's hockey teams won't be going to Rio
Wembley's Way
We look at the significance of an emotional night at Wembley following the Paris attacks.
How Sport is Helping Ebola survivors
The role sport plays in rehabilitating survivors of Ebola in Sierra Leone and Liberia
The Rugby World Cap
For safety, should all rugby players be forced to wear scrum caps?
Still Fighting For Kiyan
Mark Prince the 46 year old boxer back in the ring in memory of his murdered son Kiyan.
Footballer by Day, Maths Genius by Night
Baltimore Ravens' John Urschel explains how he juggles being a maths genius and the NFL
How Kop's Klopp Can Get to the Top
The 5 things Liverpool's new manager Jurgen Klopp needs to succeed!
Ultimate Fighting Championship: Unfit for Children?
Is Mixed Martial Arts too violent?
A Real Sporting Sacrifice
Why motocross star Adrienne Cooper gave up a kidney and career to save a 10 year old boy.
The Worldwide Webb-Ellis
We celebrate the start of the world's third biggest sporting event, the rugby World Cup
Bricking it!
The man on a mission to create every football stadium in the UK out of Lego
Refugees Welcome
Live Saturday morning global sports show with reports, debate and humour.
Still No Justice for Ebosse
A year on from the killing of footballer Albert Ebosse why has there been no justice?
IAAF: In An Awful Fix?
A dark cloud hangs over athletics governing body. So what is wrong with the IAAF?
Goodes Grief
Why Australian Rules football is again at the centre of a debate on racial intergration.
Howdy Cowboy!
Calgary Stampede Rodeo: Celebration of athletic endeavour or outdated cruelty to animals?
Canada: The Women's World Cup and Beyond
Ahead of the Women's World Cup final, we explore some remarkable Canadian sport stories
Can Baking Help You Win A Wimbledon Final?
Wimbeldon Ladies finalist Garbine Murgurza tells Sportshour how baking helps her unwind
Copa America: Chile's Football and Education Demonstration
Protesters who use inventive ways of getting a message out at the Copa America in Chile