bruce tasker is delightedm is their best winter olympic games. bruce tasker is delighted. more than it was. i think the ultimate would be holding that medal should they reallocate them in the next one will feel proud of our achievements. this is not the ideal scenario because there are so close to the start of there are so close to the start of the games and are ready feels that the games and are ready feels that the narrative will be about russia and doping rather than what is happening on the field of sports. disappointing but we will see how this plays out. the club have suspended henry, our sports correspondentjoins us. the club have suspended henry, our sports correspondent joins us. what exactly has been said today? this stems from an e—mail that was allegedly sent by tony henry to a players agent and a senior west ham official in which he outlined the clu b official in which he outlined the club did not wish to sign any more african players. the daily mail obtain this e—mail and are reporting they confronted him and asked about this and he confirmed the club did not

certainly for british athlete bruce tasker he's become acutely aware of the fact after the crash broughtht on the stroke which has not only cost him his place at the olympics but must cost his life. we went to meet him. i had a stroke caused by a vertebral artery dissection which is trauma caused to an artery that feeds the brain. i'd come back from walking the dog, i was sitting here at the end of the day ‘s training and through a plugged into my cerebellum. the first symptom was extreme nausea and vertigo, the room spinning. the first scary part was when my arm was tingling and speech was becoming more difficult. i thought i had seen these signs before on tv and what to look out for but i never believed it would happen to me so young. because of the direction of the nausea i did from it quite heavily which isn't nice but i think it got me seem to more quickly in the a & e department. the symptoms cleared quickly and left a couple of days i was symptom—free. luckily there was no damage caused and the clock did not mess around too much. do you know what caused it yet? we've got a good id

but for british athlete bruce tasker, he's become acutely aware, after a crash brought on a stroke whichis place at pyongchang, but almost cost him his life. nick hope's been along to meet him. i had a stroke that was caused by a vertebral artery dissection, which is trauma caused to an artery which feeds the brain. i'd just got back home from walking the dog. i was sat actually here at the end of the day's training, and it turned into a clot in my cerebellum. the first symptom was just extreme nausea, the room wasjust spinning. the first scary part was when my arm was tingling and speech was becoming more difficult. i thought, i've seen these signs before on television, i know what to look out for, etc. ijust never quite believed that it would happen to me at such a young age. because of the duration of the nausea, i did actually vomit quite heavily, which is not nice, but i do think it got me more seen to more quickly in the a&e department. my symptoms cleared quite quickly. and after a couple of days i was completely symptom—free. yeah, as i say, i was lucky that there was no damage c