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As the Athletics World Championships head to Budapest, join Katharine Merry and Allison Curbishley as they sit down with some of the biggest names in athletics - discussing their career highs and lows.

In this new podcast series, you'll hear from the likes of Denise Lewis, Jessica Ennis-Hill, Michael Johnson, Paula Radcliffe and more.

Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Naomi Broady are joined by former Wimbledon Champion Marion Bartoli to look ahead to this year’s contenders and look back on 2013 and Andy Murray’s famous win. Alfie Hewitt also talks about trying to go one better than last year in the Wheelchair competition.

Gigi Salmon, Russell Fuller and Naomi Broady are joined by GB Davis Captain Leon Smith, Liam Broady and former Wimbledon Champion Pat Cash to discuss the other Brits’ chances and who could else cause an upset. We’ll hear from Francis Tiafoe, Ons Jabeur and Anett Kontaveit who is retiring after the tournament.

As we build up to our coverage of Wimbledon 2023 which starts on Monday we take you back 10 years to one of the greatest days the place has ever seen. Hear from all the key players and narrator John Hurt as we relive the day that Andy Murray won Wimbledon – The Day We Won Wimbledon.

First released 2014.

Katherine Downes and Iain Carter discuss the historic merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. They are joined by the Telegraph’s golf correspondent Jamie Corrigan and Dan Rapaport from Barstool Sports to unpick the story and what this means for golf. Plus, Iain speaks to Keith Pelley, CEO of the DP World Tour about the decision.

BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter is joined by Greg Allen from RTE to look ahead to the PGA Championship being held at Oak Hill, Rochester, New York.

After missing the cut at The Masters, Rory McIlroy tells Iain how he had never been so sure that he was going to have a strong week at Augusta National and how he’s dealt the disappointment since.

Iain also chats to world number one Jon Rahm on what it was like to win the Masters’ green jacket last month and how he deals with the pressure of being the best in the world.

You’ll hear from Team Europe’s Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald on what it’s like to get ready for a major whilst preparing for the Ryder Cup.

And we have a feature length interview with the 2003 US PGA Championship winner Shaun Micheel, 20 years on from his unlikely victory at Oak Hill.

The wait is finally over, the 2023 Grand National is just around the corner and the 5 Live Racing team are at Aintree to give you a full preview ahead of the main event.

Gina Bryce is joined by former jockeys Andrew Thornton and Katie Walsh as well as racing commentator John Hunt to talk you through the runners and riders for this year's big race.

They also take a trip down memory lane to commemorate "Red Rum" 50 years on from his first Grand National win.

Iain Carter speaks to Rory McIlroy who will make his 9th attempt for the career grand slam at this week’s Masters. They discuss how confident he feels after his second place finish last year, how he’s tried to use mental trickery to improve his chances and why he feels better equipped to handle the expectations ahead of the tournament.

Alistair Bruce-Ball and BBC golf correspondent Iain Carter look ahead to the 87th Masters at Augusta National, where there is set to be many compelling storylines.

Rory McIlroy is attempting to achieve the career grand slam and also win his first major title in nine years. BBC Northern Ireland’s Stephen Watson joins the pod to discuss whether it’s now or never for McIlroy to win a green jacket.

Golf Magazine’s Sean Zak drops by to look at the US contenders this week – will Tiger Woods make the cut? Will world number one Scottie Scheffler become only the fourth man in history to successfully defend his Masters crown? Will in-form LIV golf rebel Brooks Koepka cause a stir by winning a green jacket?

You’ll also hear from the 2022 Open champion Cameron Smith, who was inevitably asked plenty of questions in his press conference about joining the controversial LIV golf series. Golf Digest’s Evin Priest joins us to discuss how Smith handled himself in front of the media at Augusta National.

We have commentary of every round of the 87th Masters live from Augusta National on 5 Live, 5 Sports Extra and BBC Sounds, starting from 8pm on Thursday 6th April.

BBC Sport's Nesta McGregor and Mo Mooncey of the Hoop Genius podcast look at the career of LeBron James, after he became the NBA's all-time leading points scorer.

They hear from James' high school coach Dru Joyce II on the early promise shown by James. Journalist Brian Windhorst, who's known the Los Angeles Lakers star throughout his career, also joins the podcast to explain what's made LeBron James one of the best of all-time.

04:30 - LeBron James on breaking the record;;

09:00 - Dwight Howard on playing with James at the Lakers;

14:00 - Coach Dru Joyce II on James' talent at high school.

20:10 - ESPN's Brian Windhorst talks us through what's made James special throughout his career.

45:00 - Discussion on James' legacy away from the basketball court.