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Hazel Irvine presents further live coverage of day one, including the women's and men's cycling time-trials from Pont Alexandre III at 1.30 and 3.30 respectively. Primoz Roglic won Slovenia's first cycling gold medal in the men's event at the last Olympics, and Great Britain's Josh Tarling is one of the contenders for his crown this time around, on a challenging 32.4km course. Roglic pulled out of the recent Tour de France through injury, but is expected to be among the challengers once again, along with multiple global medallist Wout van Aert of the Netherlands and two-time world champion Filippo Ganna of Italy. Annemiek van Vleuten of the Netherlands was victorious in the women's event in Tokyo, with reigning world champion Chloe Dygert of USA one of the main contenders this time around. There is also action from the semi-finals of the men's rugby sevens at the Stade de France, with reigning champions Fiji expected to be involved

Jeanette Kwakye and JJ Chalmers present live coverage from day two in France. Having come out of retirement ahead of the Tokyo Games, Helen Glover begins another quest for a third Olympic rowing gold medal as part of a talented fours team in the heats at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium. Swimming heats also take place at La Defense Arena, with British 200m freestyle champion Matt Richards, six-time Olympic medallist Duncan Scott and French 400m individual medley star Leon Marchand among those set to be in action. Qualifying for the women's artistic gymnastics gets under way at the Bercy Arena and, at the Chateau de Versailles, the eventing discipline in the team and individual cross-country equestrian takes place

Further live coverage of day two, including the women's cross-country mountain biking event from 1.10 at Elancourt Hill. Malvern rider Evie Richards became Britain's first mountain bike world champion just weeks after finishing seventh at the Tokyo Olympics, though her preparation for Paris has been hindered by concussion symptoms. France's Pauline Ferrand-Prevot is the current world champion and guaranteed incredible support as the riders go wheel-to-wheel on a narrow and twisting cross-country circuit. Another Brit vying to tame a treacherous course could be multiple global medallist Kimberley Woods in the women's canoe slalom kayak single final from 4.45 at Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium