Of the 11 A List events which have to be shown live, 5 are mixed events, 6 are men's events, and none are women's events
Despite the fact that all 6 of the men's events on the A List have a women's equivalent, the women's event is excluded - cast out, with little or no accessible coverage. For instance, this year's (Women's) Rugby World Cup Final - magnificently won by England - was not shown on Free-To-Air TV, depriving 6 million girls of the opportunity to be inspired by the likes of Emily Scarratt and Katy McLean.
The secondary B List of events for which highlights have to be shown is similarly skewed - 3 mixed events, 6 men's events, no women's events,
Any right-thinking person would have to agree that this is a disgrace; so let's get it changed by demanding that the 2017 Women's Cricket World Cup is added to the A List!
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A List - Mixed Events
- Wimbledon Finals
- The Olympics
- The Paralympics
- The Grand National
- The Derby
- FA Cup Final
- World Cup Finals
- UEFA Cup Finals
- Scottish Cup Final
- Rugby League Challenge Cup Final
- Rugby World Cup Final
- Wimbledon (Except Finals)
- Commonwealth Games
- World Athletics Championships
- Home Cricket Tests
- Rugby World Cup (Except Final)
- Rugby 6 Nations ("Home" Nations Matches)
- Cricket World Cup (Semis + Final + England)
- The Ryder Cup
- The Open Golf*
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