What time is Scotland v England kick-off today and what TV channel is it on?

England travel to Murrayfield this weekend as they look to reclaim the Calcutta Cup from Scotland in the opening round of the 2022 Six Nations.

The hosts stunned Eddie Jones's side in their last championship meeting with a first win at Twickenham for 38 years and - according to the England coach - are the "red-hot favourites" to retain the trophy.

Gregor Townsend has named a strong side for the hotly-anticipated clash, with lock Jonny Gray returning to the starting line-up, while England will be led out by new captain Tom Curry for the first time in the absence of injured Owen Farrell.

Here's everything you need to know about Saturday's match:

Scotland v England is due to kick off at on Saturday, February 5, at Murrayfield in Edinburgh.

Scotland v England is being broadcast live on BBC One with coverage beginning at 4pm.

You will also be able to watch the match via live stream on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.

Jonny Gray is set to make his first start for his country in nearly a year, with the Exeter lock a welcome return to Gregor Townsend's side having missed out on the autumn Test matches through injury.

He is joined in the second row by Grant Gilchrist, who will be one appearance away from reaching 50 caps after stepping out against England.

Finn Russell and Ali Price will partner each other at half-back for the fourth consecutive Scotland game, while Duhan Van Der Merwe starts on the wing with Darcy Graham on the other and talismanic captain Stuart Hogg at full-back. Gloucester's Chris Harris and Glasgow's Sam Johnson line up in the centre once again.

In the forwards, Edinburgh duo Jamie Ritchie and Hamish Watson will combine with Matt Fagerson in the back row.

Tom Curry will become England's youngest