commentator: heartbreak for evgenia medvedeva who thought she had done enough.ova could rejoice, second youngest figure skating champion in olympic history. cheering rigged the first gold medal of these games for an athlete from russia, competing here as neutrals after the country was found guilty of state—sponsored doping, there are national anthem and flag replaced by olympic equivalents. for britain, the besieged of a record fifth medal resumed in the curling arena, traditionally a happy hunting ground. even your head, her team and their supporters looking to at least emulate the bronze medal won in the saatchi games four years ago but a semifinal against sweden beat them in the groups would not be straightforward and the scandinavians made the better start. commentator: that is out. curling often commentator: that is out. curling ofte n co m es commentator: that is out. curling often comes down to the smallest of margins, soon, a moment of muirhead brilliance, britain were level, three apiece at the half level. well done, even muirhead! however, sweden regai

. >> evgenia medvedeva.ominated figure skating. >> they have a way of lifting one another. >> it's power. it's everything. >> when they find themselves competing alongside one another. >> she was absolutely brilliant. >> they summon the very best of themselves. when the stage calls for their greatest performances. >> yes! >> that was one of the best short programs i have ever seen.

the record actually tumbled twice as she beat compatriot evgenia medvedeva's earlier score, who is justrful goodbye from skier lindsey vonn who took bronze in the women's downhill in her last ever games. at 33, the american became the oldest woman to claim a winter olympics alpine skiing medal. vonn has struggled with injury, and was clearly emotional as she bid farewell to her olympic career. it was intense, and i think mostly it was intense because ijust wanted to win for my gram —— grandpa. it's my last olympic downhill race. i really want to keep racing forever, but i can't. so,... but i can't. knowing really want to keep racing forever, but i can't. knowing your family, your grandfather would be so happy that you went out there and did your best. i hope so. and billy proud to walk away with a medal. it may not be gold and i'm sure a lot of people will say that i should've gotten a gold, but you know what? it's so hard to win or get a medal at the olympics, and i'm proud of my performance. so i'm walking away very happy. emotional stuff from lindsey vonn. stay with us. still to come

moments before her performance, evgenia medvedeva danced her way to the ice.needed the skate of her life. and she delivered. but it wasn't enough, her fellow russian skater, 15-year-old alina zagitova had also been flawless. >> brilliant. >> getting a 10% advantage for waiting to do her hardest jumps. in the end, her final score just over a point higher than her teammate. evgenia was left with silver. evgenia, one point. just one point. >> this is one point. but this is really so much. i think i must do so big work. >> reporter: the american skaters likely feel they need some work, as well. >> her crown jewel of her th program. >> reporter: mirai mag snagasu stopped short of doing the triple axle, that she landed last week. later joking that she was trying out for "dancing with the stars." nagasu held tight to the bronze medal she won a few days ago in the team event. >> i did my triple axle and i made history. >> reporter: nerves seemed to get the best of newcomer bradie tennell. i'm not done skating. i think i've just barely started. i'm excited to see what'

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the european champion faces strong competition in the short programme from her team mate evgenia medvedevaeigning world and olympic champions canada, but their victory was only assured in the very final game. the hosts korea are already through. the men from team gb face the usa. the queen has attended london fashion week for the first time in her 66 year reign. she sat in the front row of a show by an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine's anna wintour. virginia langeberg reports. it was the queen's first visit to london fashion week and, of course, her majesty made a show—stopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those beside the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway. no crowds on this catwalk, but at least some helmets to help hide any potential nerves. never before has london fashion week's famous power front row seen fashion ro

european champion faces strong competition, though, in the short programme, from her team—mate, evgenia medvedevalling again, was disqualified in her 100—metre short track heat, ending her chances of a medal at the games. these are second olympics that have ended with christie failing to complete her events. virtual reality is being used to warn people in australia about the dangers of bushfires. a simulation showing what happens if you don't leave your property is being trialled in the state of victoria, which suffered the country's worst—ever fires in 2009, known as black saturday. our correspondent, hywel griffith, went to see the impact the vr is having. as the embers land and the panic sets in, this is what it feels like to be in a bushfire. it may be virtual, but this video shows the real consequences of not leaving early and making the wrong choice. that was scary! shaking. it was so bad. pretty scary? yeah. it made you think you were actually facing a fire? yeah, i could feel it and everything. the video is being toured around the state of victoria, which, nine years ago, experienced aust

the european champion faces strong competition in the short programme from her team—mate evgenia medvedevaand results and on our website. just head to bbc.com/news or download the app. the queen has attended london fashion week for the first time in her 66—year reign. she sat in the front row of a show by an up—and—coming designer richard quinn, next to the woman often hailed as the queen of fashion, vogue magazine's anna wintour. virginia langeberg reports. it was the queen's first visit to london fashion week and, of course, her majesty made a showstopping entrance, bringing the audience to their feet. after a few introductory words with the vip guests, it was time to settle in. those besides the monarch were conscious to follow royal protocol before taking their seats. then it was showtime. big and bold designs lit up the runway, no crowds on this catwalk but at least some helmets to help hide any potential nerves. never before has london fashion week's famous power front row seen fashion royalty is sit alongside the queen herself. her majesty, wearing a light blue tweed dress and jacke

evgenia medvedeva turned in her own powerhouse performance. though, not f performing under the country's flag after a doping scandal. canada's kaetlyn osmond rounding out the top three. they go into the free skate, one the americans have to crush to make the medal stand. mirai nagasu was emotional when we were talking with her after missing the triple axle. she says she is having fun here. she is getting to sample the korean culture and experience. we'll see what she and other skaters have planned for the free skate. >> and nothing can take away what she did in the team event. >> i had to give her a big hug and console her and tell her she did it. >> nat, thank you. >>> we have to talk to scott hamilton about all of this. a gold medal winner and the host of "olympic ice." >> crackling good television. >> it is crackling good. bradie tennell had to skate first, which is really tough. >> it's the worst place to skate. it can work for you or against you. i've never seen bradie miss. i got there and i saw the replays of her falling down on this el

her teammate, evgenia medvedeva, took silver.arately, a second russian athlete at the games, a female bobsledder, has w tested positive for doping. still to come on the newshour: we examine some of the proposals to prevent mass shooting a former trump campaaide pleads guilty, and plans to cooperate in the russia investigation. david brooks and ruth marcus give their take on national gun debate. and, much more. >> woodruff: in the aftermath of the school shooting in florida, ths been discussion about a number of ways to prevent a repeat of these tragedies, from arming teachers, to stricter gun laws, and addressing people with mental and emotional problems. but preventing violence by using mental health records is more complicated than many realize. for example, posting a disturbing message on social media does not necessarily mean an indidual has a mental health concern, and someone treated and agnosed for a specific illness may never turn up in the federal ecckground system. to help lay this out and lk at some of the challenges,

her compatriot evgenia medvedeva thought she'd beaten her and was left in tears as she fell just shortoarder billy morgan's daily commute from the olympic village to the slopes is pretty impressive. here he is on a scooter making his way from his apartment to the athletes‘ bus. impressive stuff — so much so that his fellow snowboarder jamie nicholls decided to film and edit it so we could all marvel at billy's skills. he goes in the final of the big air at one o'clock uk time tomorrow. with balance like that, he's sure to win gold! football briefly, oh dear, salty‘s european dream is over i'm afraid, they crashed out of the europe league last night after a 3—1 aggregate defeat against st petersburg. and henriquesside had led 1—0 in the first leg but conceded three goals in a disappointing performance at home. arsenal survived a real scare. leading 3—0 from the first leg against ostersunds fk of sweden, they conceded two goals in the first half. but to the relief of the emirates' crowd, sead kolasniac finally secured the 4—2 win on aggregate, and they're now through to the last 16. now,

videotape and show you ice skating the two top spots going to the russians, 18-year-old evgen evgenia medvedevand alin alina zagitova both winning there. zagitova got gold. th brady tinnal, karen chen and this 15-year-old girl was extraordinary. what she was doing the whole time was putting all of her jumps at the end so the first half of what you do on the ice was effectively she would skate around it was beautiful basically you get 10% premium by doing all the jumps once you get to the second half because arguably your legs are more tired. and if you put your hands up in the air there's a greater premium. that's what she did that's how she won and beat her older partner. extraordinary evening. not for the americans but for her. ending the games on a more successful note, mikaela shiffrin, the 22-year-old leaving with two olympic medals. a gold in giant slalom and a silver in alpine she told us what she found was the most challenging about the olympics >> besides this olympics with the schedule changes, the most difficult thing is how much more media -- everything is more intense. everything,