Commonwealth Games getting a Brum deal?

What this episode covers

We have the latest on the plans to stage a separate shooting and archery competition in India alongside the 2022 edition of the Commonwealth Games being staged in Birmingham. John believes this will be the end for the Commonwealth Games and the event has become irrelevant, but Michael disagrees. There's strong opinions on both sides with Michael believing this imaginative staging of the event is the way forward. Team GB are in action in The Youth Olympics in Lausanne. Competition is just underway, but we tell you some of the channels you can access to keep up to date with how our young sportsmen and sportswomen are getting on in Switzerland. Two heroes from London 2012 and Rio 2016 are targetting Olympic gold again in Tokyo: Mo Farah has this week launched Mo's Million Mile Challenge initiative, but again has been answering questions about his association with banned coach Alberto Salazar. We ask who has been advising Mo and suggest how he could improve his image. Meanwhile, Alistair Brownlee is injury free and aiming to retain his Olympic title. A team triathlon event could mean he ends 2020 with four Olympic medals in total. There's also news of a huge Olympic qualifying event which is being held in London in March, ATP Tennis, Para Cycling, Bobsleigh and Skeleton news. Plus, a little round up of some of the main headlines you might have missed over Christmas and New Year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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