Athletes have descended upon Birmingham for the XXII Commonwealth Games ahead of an action-packed 10 days. This marks England's third time hosting the prestigious event after London 1934 and Manchester 2002, and it is the seventh Games to take place in the United Kingdom.
Over 5,000 athletes from 72 countries or territories will compete for a total of 1,875 medals across 20 different sports. While we are accustomed to seeing Team GB at the Olympics, World and European championships, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern will each represent themselves at the Commonwealth Games.
A number of athletes from across the UK such as swimming star Adam Peaty, iconic cyclist Laura Trott and World Champion 1500m runner Jake Wightman will be hoping to make their mark on the latest edition of the Games.
How can I watch Commonwealth Games 2022?
The entire Commonwealth Games will be streamed live across the BBC channels: BBC One, Two, Three and Four, with additional coverage on the red button.
The opening ceremony will take place tonight from 7pm on BBC One. You can find the full TV schedule for the Games below.
The action will also be available to stream live and on demand via BBC iPlayer.
Thursday 28th July
Opening ceremony
BBC One: 7pm – 10:30pm
Day 1 – Friday 29th July
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 2 – Saturday 30th July
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:15pm – 5pm, 5:20pm-10pm
BBC Two: 7am – 9:15am
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 6:55am – 10:30pm
Day 3 – Sunday 31st July
BBC One: 9am – 1pm, 1:15pm – 3:35pm, 7:45pm-10pm
BBC Two: 3:35pm – 7:45pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 4 – Monday 1st August
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7:30pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7:35pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Day 5 – Tuesday 2nd August
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7:30pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7:30
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 6 – Wednesday 3rd August
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 7:55am – 10:35pm
Day 7 – Thursday 4th August
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 8 – Friday 5th August
BBC One: 9:15am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 6pm, 7pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm, 6pm – 7pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 9 – Saturday 6th August
BBC One: 9am – 12pm, 1:15pm – 4:30pm, 5:30pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 12pm – 1:15pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 8:25am – 10:35pm
Day 10 – Sunday 7th August
BBC One: 9am – 1pm, 1:15pm – 5pm, 5:30pm – 10pm
BBC Two: 7:45am – 9am, 5pm – 5:30pm
BBC Three: 7:05pm – 10:30pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 10:30pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 7:55am – 10:35pm
Day 11 – Monday 8th August
BBC One: 9am – 1pm, 1:45pm – 3:45pm
BBC Two: 1pm – 1:45pm
BBC Red Button: 8:30am – 12:30pm, 12:30pm – 4pm
Digital platforms: watch up to 11 live streams from 7:55am – 2:35pm
Closing ceremony
BBC One: 8pm – 10pm
