rowan cheshire's debian games four yea rs rowan cheshire's debian games four years ago was over beforen a fall in training. it almost saw her quit the sport of half pipe skiing, but she is back. it was a massive setback for me. i bawled my eyes out, i would cry. setback for me. i bawled my eyes out, iwould cry. i setback for me. i bawled my eyes out, i would cry. i thought, setback for me. i bawled my eyes out, iwould cry. ithought, i setback for me. i bawled my eyes out, i would cry. i thought, i don't wa nt to out, i would cry. i thought, i don't want to do the sport again. the sport of half pipe is not for the half—hearted. rowan cheshire's first olympic experience ended in a hospital bed. serious news concerning one of team gb‘s youngest tea m concerning one of team gb‘s youngest team members, rowan cheshire. concerning one of team gb‘s youngest team members, rowan cheshirem concerning one of team gb‘s youngest team members, rowan cheshire. it was the first of three concussive falls which almost ended her career. the physical scars healed quickly enough, but the mental barriers las

stewart pollitt, bbc news, cheshire. it from sportsday. some team news in from sportsday. some team news in from wembley. for the fourth round replay between tottenham hotspurs and newport county. as expected spurs resting a lot of their stars, so harry kane and dele alli on the bench. a welcome return for toby alderweireld, who makes his first appearance in over two months. newport county taking over 7000 fans to wembley. the average 3000 in league 2. rochdale waiting for the winners. all that he

of any sunshine on sunday is going to be across north eastern scotland and north east england and cheshire, but on the whole it will be a cloudy day, low cloud out in the west where it is thick enough to bring some rain. temperatures could be up to ii, is thick enough to bring some rain. temperatures could be up to 11, even 12, but cooler where it is brighter in the north—east. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: commentator: lizzie yarnold goes to the front! lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton. laura deas took bronze. taking team gb to its most successful day in winter olympic history. she said she would come and do this for our country and she has. it hasn't sunk in at all. earlier izzy atkin won bronze in the women's ski slopestyle, a first ever medal for britain on skis. members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. the party now faces its fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. survivors of a school shooting in f

accumulations of snow and some will affect northern and western england and towards wales and even the cheshireap into the midlands. most eastern areas are cold and frosty and the risk of ice with the showers. monday morning sta rts with the showers. monday morning starts on an icy note that not too bad, high pressure will bring fine and settled weather, a good bit of sunshine about, just wet —— in western scotland and a few hills seeing some wintry showers but that's it, but another cold date but that's it, but another cold date but that front will bring rain and sleet and snow and strong winds on monday night. this is bbc news. our latest headlines... the government is warning oxfam and other uk charities that funding will be withdrawn if they fail to cooperate with the authorities in cases of sexual exploitation by staff. a russian passenger aircraft has crashed shortly after taking off from domodedovo airport in moscow, killing all 71 people on board. theresa may and some of her senior ministers are to give speeches over the coming weeks setting out the future relationship the uk wants with

elsewhere rowan cheshire finished seventh in the half—pipe ski final., falling on her second and third attempts. cheshire was competing in her first winter games after missing out through injury four years ago. the canadian cassie sharpe won gold. britain's curlers fared better, the men put in their best display of the competition so far to beat norway 10—3 in their penultimate group match. a win in their final match against usa will see them qualify for the semi finals. and the women completed an 8—6 victory overjapan. that puts them up into joint third in the standings with one match to play against the reigning olympic champions canada. victory in that match will guarantee their place in the last four. 0n the way news of those unsavoury pitch invasions after the wigan against manchester city match. it's not the winter olympics which has been keeping antonio conte up at night. the chelsea manager admits the visit of barcelona in the champions league has been giving him sleepless nights. the two sides meet in the first leg of their last sixteen tie at

northeast scotla nd best of sunshine in northeast scotland and rats northeast england and wales and cheshiren the northwest bringing rain through the afternoon. mild air, temperatures around 11 celsius. cooler towards the northeast, where we have the best of the sunshine. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: this could be a silver for lizzy yarnold, she goes to the front! lizzy yarnold becomes the first british winter athlete to defend an olympic title after winning gold in the women's skeleton, as team gb celebrates its most successful day in winter olympic history. earlier, izzy atkin won bronze in the women's christ ski slopestyle, a first—ever medal members of ukip have voted overwhelmingly to sack their leader, henry bolton, after less than six months in the job. the party now faces its fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. theresa may warns european union leaders not to put lives at risk by blocking a security deal after brexit. the prime minister said britain would no longer be able to help europol as it does or extradite suspects quickly. now on bbc news, sportsday. h

the odd one further south, travelling through the cheshire gap into the midlands but most places will watch out for ice where we can see these wintry showers. monday is not looking too bad at all. thanks to the ridge of high pressure we should see light winds, lots of sunshine around, wintry showers continue across northern and western parts of scotland again and then in the west the wind is picking up then in the west the wind is picking up litter in the day ahead of the system. but a cold day to come across the board, but at least you'll have the sunshine to compensate. goodbye now. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm. the international development secretary threatens to cut off state funding to oxfam over its handling of the prostitution scandal involving aid workers. if the moral leadership at the top of the organisation isn't there then we cannot have you as a partner. a russian passenger plane has crashed shortly after taking off from moscow, killing all 71 people on board. theresa may and some of her senior ministers are to give speeches in the coming week,

stewart pollitt, bbc news, cheshire. studio: good luck to her and the rest of the team gb squad out in pyeongchang. that is just about it from sportsday. some team news in from sportsday. some team news in from wembley. for the fourth round replay between tottenham hotspurs and newport county. as expected spurs resting a lot of their stars, so spurs resting a lot of their stars, so harry kane and dele alli on the bench. a welcome return for toby alderweireld, who makes his first appearance in over two months. newport county taking over 7000 fans to wembley. the average 3000 in league 2. rochdale waiting for the winners. all that he needs you can find on the bbc sport website and obviously there will be commentary you will find on five live as well. we will have much more on bbc news throughout the rest of the evening, but from all of us at the bbc sport centre, goodbye for now. you're watching bbc news. aftershocks continue to hit taiwan, after a powerful earthquake killed at least six people and injured more than 200 ot

it will lift tomorrow morning, the best of any sunshine on sunday will be in north—east wales and cheshirell be low cloud in the west, thick enough to bring some rain and drizzle, especially in the afternoon. temperatures could be up to 11 or 12 degrees. cooler where it is brighter in the north—east. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11: the husband of the murdered mp jo cox has resigned from two charities set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. henry bolton is ousted as leader of ukip, as the party face its fourth leadership election in less than 18 months. security post—brexit — theresa may said a new treaty on foreign and defence policy should be effective by next year. lizzy yarnold goes to the front, and how. an historic day for team gb at the olympics.

cheshire hopes to build up a livelihood without her husband. ben i knew him and because now i would like to continue with this work and if i can earn enough money i can send my son to school soonish him. and i hope my child will get a good education he didn't see you come to utah when i snip. off to church had healed somewhat her husband got her pregnant again her son was born by says area and section in eldoret today she's going home for her first visit in a long time she wants to take her son to live with her. new found love i can hardly wait to see him again. you. sure. as fast as the rain has come it soon trickled away every t. and her friend are out looking for water like nearly every day. everybody will hopefully not suffer the same problem as chad. but in all likelihood she will be subjected to f.d.m. and give birth when still a child. just sound the way. it's says her only wish is to have a husband who's not too old. a hard day's journey away in the san bruno grazing lands jeffrey and meyer glad it's. evening as around thirty they're st

the odd one travelling through the cheshire gap into the midlands but generally central and southern and scotland should be dry but cold. watch out for the ice on monday morning. monday is not too bad, a ridge of high pressure come in from the south—west ahead of this system which will arrive on monday evening and overnight. monday itself, cold but a good amount of sunshine around. a few wintry showers in the western hills, a bit drier in northern ireland by the end of the day but the wind will pick up ahead of this front is sweeping in the evening to bring a mixture of rain, sleet and snow. some disruptive snow likely as it moves eastwards over the high ground of northern england, the pennines and central and southern scotland. it will be windy as well with gales of up to 60 mph particular over the hills and in exposure. tuesday morning could have some disruption from the snow and ice in the north, central and southern scotland. keep tuned to the weather forecast on tuesday morning before heading out. the east will stay quite damp at the front clears, but the west it will brighten u

it was a good morning for rowan cheshire in the freestyle skiing half pipe.g error event. this is making its debut at the games this year. fuller fell on is making its debut at the games this year. fullerfell on both attempts, including that big crush on her second jump. unfortunately, her 0lympics on her second jump. unfortunately, her olympics is over. and it looks like herface took her olympics is over. and it looks like her face took the brunt of that iceberg, this was her tweet this morning... snowboarding parlance there! away from the winters, tottenham's collective ego may be feeling bruised this morning, the romance of the fa cup evident for all to see over the weekend as the club at the bottom of league 1, rochdale, held high—flying spurs to a 2—2 draw. they have bagged a replay at wembley thanks to an injury time equaliser from steve davies. spurs took the lead through a harry kane penalty but the joy belonged to rochdale. theirfans, but the joy belonged to rochdale. their fans, they have a but the joy belonged to rochdale. theirfans, they have a bi

tomorrow will be north—east scotland, north—east england for a while, eddie north east wales into cheshireronically where it is brighter to the north—west, temperatures might be quite so high. through the evening and overnight, this wet weather spills into scotland. it will be rain and drizzle. accompanied by a lot of low cloud. into monday, the eastern side of the uk could be rather dull and damp and drizzly. 0n the whole, another cloudy day. another mild day, temperatures ten or 11 degrees. that mild day gets squeezed away, much reduced as we head into tuesday, slumped by colder air coming in from the atlantic and also from the near continent. lots of cloud around, maybe rain or drizzle, the rain and drizzle peters out into wales. maybe lightening up a bit. the best of the sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. still reasonable temperatures but it will not stay that way. while we get a mild start, it will turn colder as the week goes on. easterly winds for a while, but with high pressure it should be turning dry. this is bbc news, the headlines... the us national security advisor say

rowan cheshire. she qualifies for the final of the half pipe.ted her competing out in sochi. she missed out on the final. talking of crashes, another two for snowboarder aimee fuller. this is the pictures she showed off her battle scars after another tumble. this is how it happened today. she fell after both her attempts, this is her second. she also crashed on the slope style last week as well so it has been ha rd last week as well so it has been hard going for aimee fuller. her games mac over. gold medals today, two in their two—man bobsleigh. because of a dead heat. the german tea m because of a dead heat. the german team had already gone before the canadian pair recorded exactly the same time after their four runs. the first time the olympic title has been sheared in 20 years. the other gold medals, both went to norway in their men's 500 metre skating and this speed jump. norway have consolidated their position at the top of the medals table. 0ne consolidated their position at the top of the medals table. one other story from the winter game

scotla nd any sunshine tomorrow, north—east scotland and england for a while, north east wales into cheshireter in the north—east and temperatures will not be so high there. in the evening and overnight, this wet weather spills into scotland. it will be rain and drizzle, accompanied by low cloud. as we move into monday, the eastern side of the uk this time could be dull and side of the uk this time could be dulland damp, a side of the uk this time could be dull and damp, a little drizzly. western coast sea sunshine and some rain arriving in northern ireland. on the whole, a cloudy and mild day. temperatures of ten or 11 degrees. the milder air is getting squeezed away, reduced as we get into tuesday. swamped by cold air coming into the atlantic and from the near continent. some rain and drizzle, especially in eastern scotland, into england and wales. it peters out, it could brighten a little bit. the best of the sunshine arriving in scotla nd best of the sunshine arriving in scotland and northern ireland. reasonable temperatures, it won't stay that way. they milder start of the week but we w

the best of the sunshine in northeast scotland, england and parts of cheshire as well.riting towards the northeast, but the number is not quite so high. they won't drop in the evening, because this cloud is pushing eastwards through the evening and overnight, so tomorrow night much milder, no frost. a cloudy day on monday almost areas, drizzle on the eastern side of england and scotland is, some sunshine on the west ahead of more rain in northern ireland later. a mild day, temperatures widely into double figures. the mild air being squeezed away, colderfrom double figures. the mild air being squeezed away, colder from the atla ntic squeezed away, colder from the atlantic and the near continent, so temperatures dropping in the outlook. not too bad on tuesday, still this zone of thicker cloud across eastern scotland into england and wales. it may brighten up in eastern england. best of the sunshine into scotland and decent temperatures on the way as well. we had to make the week ahead on the mild side, but colder as the week goes on and the chance of easterly winds, but w

switching from the ice to the snow now and it was a good morning too for rowan cheshire in the freestyleher performance was good enough to see her qualify for the finals. unfortunately, the other brit in that competition, molly summerhayes, missed out. there was huge disappointment too for aimee fuller in the snowboarding big air event. this event making its debut at this year's games but fuller fell on both her attempts, including a big crash in her second jump — so her olympics is over. the bobsleigh team are in second position in the ongoing competition with a number of competitors still to compete. following her latest crash in the speed skating on saturday, team gb say elise christie has made "good progress" as she recovers from her injury. christie was taken to hospital after crashing out of the 1500 metres semi final. she suffered soft tissue damage but is due to compete in the 1000m heat tomorrow. they've got no urgency to make any decision today, the racing will start tomorrow evening, you have to withdraw an athlete 20 minutes before the race but if they don't do that, it's not

meanwhile the news wasn't much better for britain's rowan cheshire.e freestyle skiing halfpipe final, but after a good first run, she fell on both her remaining the man's curlers put in their best display of the competition to co mforta bly display of the competition to comfortably beat norway in their penultimate group match, meaning they only have to win the final match against the usa to qualify for the semifinals. and lots of reflection on the fa cup in the papers. we will come to that in a few minutes. in the women's curlers are playing this morning? they are playing against japan and it is are playing this morning? they are playing againstjapan and it is 2—2. we will start sneakily watching that. how is the weather looking? this was the scenes yesterday but things are looking much brighter. a lot more sunshine around. still some rain to come in eastern areas as i will show you. taking a look at the satellite imagery. the clear skies have been pushing in from the west. this zone of cloud across parts of eastern scotland. still some bursts of rain

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there was success too for rowan cheshire in the freestyle skiing halfpipe.tain's aimee fuller in snowboarding's big air event. her olympics are over after she fell on both her qualifying runs including this big crash in her second attempt. the beams her olympic dreams, but this year at least, are over. tha nkfully this year at least, are over. thankfully she was ok but she has treated these pictures of the bruising to herface. treated these pictures of the bruising to her face. how painful to that look? ye5, bruising to her face. how painful to that look? yes, you did take one to the grille, amy. lots more action coming up later this morning including the final of the men's two—man bobsleigh. but right now on the ice, great britain's men are taking on denmark in curling. after five ends, it is for— two to denmark. this is team gb's seventh match. a defeat today put them on the verge of elimination. the fa cup is the competition where shocks can and will happen, and yesterday was no different. league one rochdale held premier league tottenham hotspur to a 2—2

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it was a good morning too for rowan cheshire in the freestyle skiing halfpipe.aking it‘s debut at this year‘s games but fuller fell on both her attempts, including a big crash in her second jump — so her olympics is over. and it looks like aimee‘s face took the brunt of the ice burn — this is her tweet this morning — "took one to the grill" were her words. we hope she gets well soon. liverpool and england defender casey stoney has ended her playing career but willjoin new england boss phil neville‘s backroom team. the former lionesses captain won 130 caps for her country and was captain of great britain at the 2012 0lympics. stoney willjoin neville‘s team at the shebelieves cup in the united states next month. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. more now on the news that theresa may will today launch a year—long review of how higher education is funded, admitting that england has one of the most expensive systems of tuition in the world. in a speech in derbyshire, the prime minister will say she shares the

any helm was smart, educated, cheshire millendon mac daughter.d be no way that women would have proper equality and could lift themselves out of poverty. as promises are made and broken in parliament, women push on, any with gentle persuasion, she set up alow pull —— local suffragists society to convince the established and of what is right, but leonora plots. she heads to the tower of london for a separate it —— suffragette act so daring it would shake the establishment. to smash the crown jewels. this, this is where it happened. can you imagine how her heart must be pounding. she sees this group of schoolboys, and she sneaks in behind them, and looks all the world like a teacher, she must be thinking, where is the crowbar, is it in my coat, and she finds it, and wait until the beefeater is over the other side of the room, and then she has to remove it and throw it and make this great announcement of "votes for women!", how daring is that, and how courageous. but then came the ultimate call for courage, and the war changes everything. as men die

one of them from cheshire. he'll tell us why he thinks they're getting an unfair press.f england chief mark carney‘s suggestion that rates would need to rise sooner — and by a bit more — if the economy remains on its current track. the bank voted unanimously to keep interest rates on hold at 0.5% at their latest meeting. but some economists think the next rate rise could come as soon as may. if you've got a mortgage — or loan — of course, that does not come in the "good news" category. our economics correspondent, andy verity, reports. if the whole economy performed like this manchester maker of branded clothing, its biggest problems would be almost solved. it's growing fast, exporting to europe and boosting productivity through investment. and while inflation caused by the weak pound boosted its costs, it's been able to absorb out and carry on winning new orders. the last 12 months, we've grown by 20% in the uk but europe has been much stronger than that, so we have more than doubled the growth rate in the uk. i'm cautiously optimistic about the future. we are making ma

british half pipes key role in cheshire finish seventh in her final, only posting one clear run.y be back after 10am looking this... ahead to see if elise christie can stay on her feet. thank you very much. mps are due to question senior 0xfam executives about the sexual misconduct of some of the charity's former staff in haiti. at around 10:30 this morning they'll be asked what happened after the earthquake in 2010, about claims aid workers used prostitutes and the policies in place now to prevent exploitation. we'll bring it to you live when it happens. prime minister theresa may yesterday described the behaviour as "horrific". 0xfam denied a cover—up. its handling of the scandal is being investigated by the charity commission. later on this morning senior execs from save the children will be questioned after the husband of murdered mpjo cox, brendan cox, admitted to inappropriate behaviour while working for the charity. let's speak to toby porter, who has worked at both 0xfam and more recently save the children. shaista aziz is a journalist and former aid worker. and peter gal

this has been a huge investigation for cheshire police.serves their money. the charity commission has taken the most serious action it can against oxfam, and begun a statutory inquiry into its procedures. it will investigate the handling of claims that the charity‘s staff used prostitutes, as they carried out disaster relief in the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti in 2010. matt cole reports. this crisis has already claimed one senior figure, oxfam‘s now former chief executive penny lawrence, but her resignation has far from drawn a line under the matter, with the organisation now facing the most serious form of investigation the charity commission can undertake, a statutory inquiry, which could lead to the suspension of trustees or the freezing of bank accounts. and there‘s more pressure from the government. i take these things very seriously. i know people will be worried about the charity, they‘ll be worried about the money. as oxfam fights for its future, there are some claiming it had ample opportunity to avoid this scandal. helen