The Winter Olympics is always a terrific part of the sporting calendar, but the global nature of the Games doesn’t always make it the easiest to follow.
The 2022 Games in Beijing mean that, for the second time in seven months, Olympic fans in the UK have had to make a tense call between preserving their body clock and keeping track of live events.
If you’re not in a position to pull an all-nighter for the hottest downhill ski runs and suspenseful curling ends, fear not.
There are plenty of ways you can soak up Winter Olympics 2022 highlights across the course of the Games, with regular shows and on-demand replays.
BBC and discovery+ are showing all of the action this year, so check out all the latest on how to watch highlights across their various platforms.
RadioTimes.com brings you all the details on how to watch the Winter Olympics highlights throughout the course of the Games.
Winter Olympics highlights on BBC
The BBC boasts a wide range of highlights every evening in UK time. The loose daily schedule is as follows, though times and channels may be subject to change:
- 3pm – JJ Chalmers presents extended replays on BBC Two
- 7pm – Clare Balding presents Today at the Games on BBC Two
- 8pm – Aimee Fuller presents extended highlights on BBC Three
Clare Balding’s Today at the Games is the main highlights show to keep an eye on if you want to absorb the maximum amount of major action without trawling through hours of replays.
Winter Olympics highlights on discovery+
discovery+ boasts plenty of highlights throughout the day, every day, on its online platform. Check out its full schedule for more details.
Beijing Today is its daily highlights equivalent to BBC’s Today at the Games. This will air each evening in UK time, but the on-demand nature of the streaming site means highlights are always readily accessible.
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