5 live Sport Specials

Dave Woods, Jon Wells and Jamie Peacock review New Zealand's 40-4 quarter-final win over Scotland at Headingley. We hear from both coaches. The guys also look ahead to the three other quarter-finals.

Four British and Irish Lions are in the studio - Matt Dawson, Keith Wood, Richard Hill and Ben Kay - to discuss this weekend's upcoming England v All Blacks game and all the other Autumn internationals. Featuring interviews with former and current All Black legends Zinzan Brooke and Dan Carter.

People up and down the country stopped for a two minute silence for Armistice Day. It was a moment to reflect on the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women in nearly a hundred years of conflict. But as British troops prepare to withdraw from Afghanistan next year, hear how the head of the Army sees sport at the heart of the service's future. Eleanor Oldroyd is joined by Major-General Christopher Elliot - Director of the Army Sport Control Board, Lance Corporal Ricky Reeves who's currently plying his trade as a prop on the pitches of Wasps Rugby Club and Emma Fowler, Great Britain's first and only female Olympic biathlete - she went to the Turin Winter Games in 2006 and is now an instructor at the Royal Military Academy in Sandhurst. You can hear from Olympic heroes as well as those who have survived heroic actions on duty abroad.

George Riley previews the World Cup quarter finals, as the eight remaining sides close in on the sport's biggest prize. And there is a tribute to Steve Prescott; international player and fundraising inspiration who passed away in the week.

5 Live Golf examines the issues facing the European Tour. A leading manager and promoter accuse the Tour of lacking a strategy. Plus, as the Chinese Government train 5 million of their population to play golf, there's a special report on their plans to dominate the world game.

The latest in the series 'Sir Clive Woodward meets...' sees the former England World Cup winning rugby coach gain exclusive access to the Formula One juggernaut that is Red Bull.

Russell Fuller sits down with Andy Murray to go over the day he became Wimbledon champion. From the morning to the winning moment - relive it all with Britain's first men's singles champion for 77 years.

Andy Giddings and John Kear look back at Samoa's 22-6 win over France in Perpignan. We hear from both teams. The guys also look ahead to the four quarter-finals.

George Riley, Joanna Lester and Jon Wells look back at Tonga 16-0 win over Italy. We also hear from Dave Woods and Richie Myler who watched Wales lose to the Cook Islands in Neath. Lee Briers talks to us about coming to terms with retiring.

Stuart Pyke and Jon Wells look back at England's 34-12 win over Fiji in Hull. We hear from England coach Steve McNamara. The guys also pay tribute to Steve Prescott who died on Saturday.

Dave Woods, Richie Myler and Joanna Lester look back at New Zealand's entertaining win over Papua New Guinea where it ended 56-10. We hear from both coaches and man of the match Sonny Bill Williams.

George Riley, Eorl Crabtree and Jon Wells look back at a thrilling game at the Salford City Stadium that saw Scotland beat the USA 22-8. We hear from both coaches.

On the day legendary jockey Tony McCoy rode his 4,000th winner, hear from the man himself on the record, his career, and the future. Also there's reaction from the racing world, including trainers Jonjo O'Neill and Paul Nicholls, his mother Clare, and owner JP McManus. Presented by Eleanor Oldroid, with racing correspondent Cornelius Lysaght.

First aired Tuesday 5 February: Mark Pougatch takes a look inside the fascinating wold of the jump jockey. Hear from 17 time champion jockey AP McCoy as we follow him on a typical day in his life. Jockeys both young and old speak candidly about victory, money, sacrifice and dieting. We also hear stories from two people who nearly lost their lives partcipating in the sport they love.

Stuart Pyke and Jon Wells look back at Tonga's 22-16 win over the Cook Islands. It keeps their World Cup hopes alive but ends the Cook Islands'. Steve Mascord also joins the guys to discuss the latest from inside the England camp.