It’s just three months until the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

3,000 athletes from 74 nations and territories will be there and it will have the largest para-sport programme in Commonwealth history. 

Organisers say they’re “pioneering a leaner, more sustainable model for major events.”

Glasgow took over the Games from the Australian state of Victoria 2 years ago.

So how did they do it in such a short space of time, and how will it be different from previous years?

Our expert panel includes:

• Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson
• Martin Reynolds, Deputy CEO Commonwealth Sport
• Louisa Mahon, Chief Marketing officer of the Glasgow 2026 Organising Company
• Patricia Fergurson MP