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hi rusty
I have just followed your instructions for Elle, and it worked perfectly. I did not know of that method to find sport schedules......I usually use the "guide" button on the TV remote.
btw "Under Milk Wood" is a favourite of mine. I have a recording of it by Richard Burton .."there's nice" as the Welsh would say

Just a thought, Elle.
If you pop over to AnswerBank, type "red button" into the Search Box.
There are dozens of queries and posts to read, with very good advice on all "red button" issues.

Hello, Jazzgirl!
How are you and the heat getting on?
Very warm here!
I'm glad you found my post useful.
Hopefully, Elle will be the same!
I have since looked up "Under Milk Wood" and it seems to be a very successful play.
Richard Burton had a very distinctive voice!

hello rusty
The heat is more pleasant with a nice breeze here.
You may remember Magworth who was a regular poster on the RT thread here. Well, she and I and "caravaggio" were all Dylan Thomas fans. Jokingly, Magworth called herself Polly Garter and I was Mrs Willy Nilly (characters from the play" )

Elle, Rusty, Jazzgirl, I had a slightly easier route to finding the Athletics coverage. I went online to the BBC Sport page. In the bottom right-hand corner, there's a big blue box, marked LIVE GUIDE. If you click on that, it gives details of all forthcoming live coverage. A little list of sports came up, I clicked on Athletics and was told that on Saturday it would be 'live on BBC Red Button and online from 14.45 -17.00'.

Like Elle, I have a digital tv recorder and mine does have a programme guide, but I decided to try the method above.

Thanks Malone
There's no excuse for missing any sport now !
Mrs W.N.

Hello, Jazzgirl.
No breeze here!
Yes, I do remember Magworth from the RT thread.
I'll have to find out about Mrs Willy Nilly!

Hello, Malone!
More useful advice regarding red button! Well done!
Now, what can you do about getting rid of "spammers"!

Thanks, Rusty and Jazzgirl Now if only it was as easy to banish the spam...

rusty
Here's a list of all the wonderfully odd characters :

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_Milk_Wood