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Category: World Service

Date: 23.05.2006
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麻豆官网首页入口 World Service brings listeners the drama and the tears from the world's most exciting football tournament, providing the news, analysis, results and the story behind the tournament.

With 30 reporters covering 33 languages, the World Service provides unique coverage, both internationally and in the UK.

Daily programmes

World Cup Have Your Say: 9 June-9 July, 9.00-9.30am

Throughout Germany 2006 World Cup Have Your Say will provide a forum for the views of football fans worldwide.

Everything World Cup related is up for discussion, from offside decisions to goal celebrations and dodgy haircuts.

The occasional big name will pop up to give us their spin on the games or to present the show.

Listeners can contact the programme via the website about the issues getting them going during the tournament: www.bbcnews.com/worldhaveyoursay.

News coverage

Join the teams of The World Today and Europe Today as they co-present the opening ceremony from Munich on Friday 9 June at 4.00pm.

Sports correspondent Harry Peart will bring the latest stories, while roving reporters Tom Hagler and Ros Atkins provide special reports from around the tournament, examining the fortunes of the newcomer teams.

Outlook

Throughout the World Cup, Outlook talks to World Cup footballers' wives about what life is like behind the glitz and glamour of the international game - Friday 9 June to Friday 7 July at 10.05am.

Camper van fans

Reporters Rebecca Kesby and Piers Wisbey are touring the World Cup venues in a camper van to speak to the fans, the critics and the beleaguered locals.

Their travels and travails will feature in all major news programmes and online.

Weekly programmes

Sportsworld

Sportsworld on Saturdays at 3.05, 4.05 and 5.05pm will bring results, action and top stories throughout the World Cup.

A dedicated network of sport reporters, including Martin Fookes, Ashish Sharma and Alex Capstick will be on the spot to bring the highs and lows, thrills and spills of the global football tournament.

World Football

Alan Green joins the sporting event of the year on location in Germany in World Football on Saturday 10 June at 4.30pm to look at World Cup 2006 issues.

One-off specials

The Instant Guide: Money Match

How much is the World Cup worth? With the tournament set to run over a month The Instant Guide looks at how international football has grown into a multimillion dollar industry on Saturday 27 May at 6.30pm.

麻豆官网首页入口 World Drama: Just Like Ronaldinho

Just Like Ronaldinho by Judith Johnson, made in conjunction with the Homeless Street Soccer World Cup, follows the story of a woman football player competing in a companion tournament to the better known competition taking place in Germany on Saturday 17 June at 8.00pm.

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