well, eve muirhead played a cracker. ut how muirhead took the scenic route — her geometric genius took britain into the semi—finals, even if her reaction... ajump in the air forjoy and why not? ...left her slightly embarrassed. i can't actually remember it. when you're out there and you're in that zone you forget about the small things. but, yeah, i'm glad i landed safe on my feet. so eve muirhead's team are through, but could there now be another muirhead into the semi—finals? brother thomas is hoping to help the men's team into the last four of their competition. but there was to be no family celebration. the men's team thrashed by the usa. they will now have to beat switzerland in a play—off to reach the semi—finals. british hopes in the bobsleigh also took a knock. a little mistake... a bumpy third run ended misha mcneill and mika moore's hopes of a medal, but the pair, who had to crowd fund to help their preparation, still finished a creditable eighth. that feels amazing, five months ago we didn't know if we would ev

and this was eve muirhead's.jured a mathematical miracle. one, two, hits that one. hits that one, it's a great shot from eve muirhead. it's a cracker. in curling, the simple aim is to get closest to the target. but how eve muirhead took the scenic route. her geometric genius took britain into the semifinals, even if her reaction... ajump in the airforjoy! . . left her slightly embarrassed. i can't actually remember it! when you're up there, when you're in that zone, you forget about the small things. but yes, i'm glad i landed safely on my feet! so eve muirhead's team are through but could there now be another muirhead into the semifinals? brother thomas is hoping to help the men's team into the last four of their competition. but there was to be no family celebration. the men's team thrashed by the usa. they will now have to beat switzerland in a play—off to reach the semifinals. today's most dazzling display on the ice though came from a 15—year—old. the extraordinary alina zagitova. absolutely glorious! the ol

commentator: has eve muirhead played a cracker here? a spot of muirhead magic to level things up.e captain giving the swedes three shots. the expression said it all. from there there was no way back. sweden wrapped up an emphatic win. britain will now play off for bronze, but their golden hopes have gone. absolutely gutted. i guess we've trained hard for the last three or four years to be in that position and unfortunately today we were just outplayed. but if that was one—sided, the other semifinal delivered astonishing drama. in extra time, south korea had the final stone and a nation willing it on. commentator: they are going to get it. they have. what a fantastic shot! victory over japan sparking wild celebrations. the hosts in the final and in utter jubilation. they are into the gold medal match. but perhaps the day's greatest achievement belonged to a 15—year—old, the remarkable alina zagitova winning a first gold medalfor the olympic athletes from russia. her country is banned from these games so, come the presentation, no national flag and a neutral anthem. an unusual cerem

the women were trailing 7—6 before that crucial final hammer, eve muirhead held her nerve.kipp, carl smith did the same as eve muirhead, bringing it in with the final stone. into the cold for more news from team—mate gb. rowan cheshire. she qualifies for the final of the half pipe. four years since the horrific crash in training prevented 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,

commentator: has eve muirhead played a cracker here? a spot of muirhead magic to level things up.rror by the captain giving the swedes three shots. the expression said it all. from there, there was no way back. sweden wrapped up an emphatic win. britain will now play off for bronze, but their golden hopes have gone. absolutely gutted. i guess we've trained hard for the last three or four years to be in that position and unfortunately today we were just outplayed. but if that was one—sided, the other semifinal delivered astonishing drama. in extra time, south korea had the final stone and a nation willing it on. commentator: they are going to get it. they have. what a fantastic shot! victory over japan sparking wild celebrations. the hosts in the final and utter jubilation. they are into the gold medal match. but perhaps the day's greatest achievement belonged to a 15—year—old, the remarkable alina zagitova winning a first gold medalfor the olympic athletes from russia. her country is banned from these games so, come the presentation, no national flag and a neutral anthem. an unusu

i am sure eve muirhead's team will do am sure eve muirhead's team will do a cave.ll do better. thank you, we will look forward to a more curling a little later on. keep practising. the meeting at chequers is over, and the talk coming out of the brexit subcommittee is that there is broad agreement on the uk's future relationship with the european union. so what does that mean exactly? well the details won't be revealed publicly until next week but kathryn simpson is an associate professor of politics from manchester metropolitan university and is here to tell us what we might expect. we will interviewjeremy hunt in about one hour. he was not part of the meeting, at this away day at chequers. who was there and why were the ones they're there and the ones who weren't there not? this comes back on the confidence that the may has had since the munich security conference speech last saturday and it was the very much kinder focus a clear vision and mandate and vision really for brexit so the focus has been on the three brexit ministers, david davis, liam fox and boris joh

eve muirhead would like to finish it here.ng a team of olympic athletes from russia. as a team what we do well is manager and we know we can switch off and enjoy ourselves and get our nails done like we gb flags and things. and know when we can put competition heads on and be in business mode. starting with a winner, back in business mode on day six. against the united states. adam wild, bbc news. not everyone in south korea is as happy as eve muirhead. the jamaican women‘s bobsleigh coach sandra kiriasis has dramatically quit her role and has threatened to take the team‘s sled with her. i‘m being serious! the jamaica bobsleigh federation is disputing she owns the sled. kiriasis resigned after refusing to change roles from driving coach to track performance analyst, which would have given her no access to the athletes. thejbf has denied it will have to withdraw it‘s team which were due to be making their first appearance at a winter olympics. chris froome has defended his decision to return to cycling for the first time since

japan at the moment inbox position, but you'd fancy eve muirhead to deliver one straight in.tical couple of stones. coming up here. this is eve muirhead curdling that final one down she hopes right into the centre of the house, but of course, that will be exposed to the japanese. that's why it's like chess. a decent store in there, it's a great storm, isn't it? a decent store in there, it's a great stone, isn't it? these are the live pictures. . .you can follow the match over on bbc one. this evening, scotland will hope to ruin england's hopes of the grand slam, at murrayfield, as the sides compete for the calcutta cup. scotland's last victory in this contest, came in 2008, and they haven't scored a try at home to england, since 200a. and scotland forwards coach dan mcfarland is under no illusion, about the challenge england pose, and compares eddiejone‘s side to the mighty all blacks. and compares eddiejone‘s side scotla nd and compares eddiejone‘s side are playing prettyi very scotland are playing pretty well and very dangerous side at the moment. we know we have to be on i

eve muirhead producing one of the shots of the tournament so faron one of the shots of the tournamenthe way to victory over canada and a place in the semifinal. that's a great shot. the skip reckons they are good enough to win a medal. i do. and in the last few games, we have got better and better. i'll leave you a couple of yea rs better. i'll leave you a couple of years to go but as a team, i am really pleased with where we are. we'll chat this —— with the coaches as well. they can go into the semifinals looking confident, but the boys team or not at the races today. with a semifinal place at sta ke, today. with a semifinal place at stake, perhaps the occasion was just two months young—mac —— was just too much for them. we struggled. last time, we got a fortunate few fortu nate time, we got a fortunate few fortunate steel. the swiss are getting in some practice already. if you're looking for positives, the british men beat the swiss rink in the first round—robin match. hopefully that bodes well for the tie—breaker tomorrow. as for the women, they have a day off to rest and prepare f

eve muirhead, the scottish skip, has been dominant in this sport.ed to miss out on gold or silver because that is what they came out for after winning bronze in sochi four years ago, but they were well beaten yesterday and will face japan in a few hours' time ina bid will face japan in a few hours' time in a bid to win a bronze medal. it the third—place play—off and that is the third—place play—off and that as you - would take britain to as you say would take britain to six medals for these games. there was a possible hope tomorrow of another one in the bobsleigh, but those guys have faded away in the men's for, so it will now all come down to the women's curlers. curling of course has proved a fine source of medals for great britain over with —— over recent winter olympics, the men and recent winter olympicsfthemenandl winning in sochi four years women winning in sochi four years ago. the men were knocked out before the semifinals. eve muirhead's team did make it to the semifinals but yesterday they came up short. this is their last chance now and

eve muirhead would like to try and finish this here. bronze medallists in sochi, the women wanted gold here and started as they plan to go on, by dominating a team of olympic athletes from russia. and she has done it superbly well. next up, it's the united states tomorrow. well the men's curlers are back on theice well the men's curlers are back on the ice as we speak, trailing canada but still with a long way to go in that competition. meanwhile a potential storm brewing in the skeleton competition, some nations are said to be questioning the legality of the new skin suit to be worn by the british athletes including lizzy yarnold. team gb say they've done nothing wrong and the governing body of skeleton have approved those suits. that event is getting underway tomorrow. thank you for that. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. we had some glorious sunrise pictures sent in this morning, this one from the isle of wight. and we have a weather front approaching from the west today which gave as those beautiful pictures. but

eve muirhead staying cool as ice as a nail—biting clash pits on course to progress from the group stagescarling medal and might come in the skeleton or even come from elise christie who says she is focusing on the next attempt to win gold after another dramatic tumble in the final of the 500 metres. you might remember she was disqualified in her event back in 2014 and was clearly emotional after that clash on tuesday leaving her spell without a medal. her next discipline is the 1500 metres which starts on saturday. for me, i am focusing mainly on the 1000 now and i have the 1501st but i am just seeing what ican do the 1501st but i am just seeing what i can do with that and the 1000 is the one i am going for the gold in. so my focus is back on that moving forward and seeing what i can do. there are still the world champions to try to become world champion in the 500, so there are a lot of chances still. more news from pyeongchang, adam pengelly has been told to leave immediately after an incident. no details were given on that incident, he is a former skeleton racer and he has since apolo

and they include two of eve muirhead's brothers., the world and olympic champions, beating team gb four yea rs champions, beating team gb four years ago in sochi to the gold medal. an update on that throughout the morning here on the bbc news channel. and there was a terrible blow for elise christie yesterday in the speed skating. terribly difficult time. four years ago she was disqualified in each of her three events. a very emotional girl. we saw her cry in sochi. another emotional interview with tea rs another emotional interview with tears down her face after crashing out of the 500 metres yesterday. she received lots of support. this is what she put on twitter after crashing out yesterday. this is interesting from instagram. 0ne this is interesting from instagram. one of her rivals, who touched elise christie before she went down and crashed into the side wall, put a picture on saying "genuine happiness", and elise christie responded with "actual heartbreak, but today is a new day". you can put your own context to this. next up

skip eve muirhead's superb shot here helping them pass the olympic champions, canada, and into friday'sg to improve on them bronze medal they w011 to improve on them bronze medal they won in sochi four years ago. and finish was the best eighth place finish was the best result ever by a british bobsleigh tea m result ever by a british bobsleigh team in the history of the winter olympics, and to think that they had theirfunding cut olympics, and to think that they had their funding cut before the games even began. they had to rely on crowdfunding and public donations to get them to the start line, but it paid off in the end. they said they have been powered by the people throughout, but hopes are now that this result will lead to funding for the next winter olympics. we were told we were not medal potential, so it was nice yesterday to show. but we will be back in four years' time and you will see us in amongst it. will it be an interesting conversation with the performance director around funding between now and beijing 2022? i like to think so, i really hope we don't have to ask the peo

eve muirhead staying cool as ice in a nail—biting clash that puts them on course for the group stagesgo, but they will be hopeful for long way to go, but they will be hopefulfor a medal in long way to go, but they will be hopeful for a medal in the curling. elsewhere in pyeongchang, britain's dom parsons put himself in contention to win great britain's first medal of the games at the halfway stage of the men's skeleton. he lies in fourth place going into tomorrow's final runs. earlier, i asked alex coomber — who won skeleton bronze in salt lake in 2002 — just how he'll be able to grab a medal. he's literally three hundredths of a second behind third. it is absolutely nothing. he is driving the track really well and making up so the track really well and making up so much time down the track. at the moment, he's losing on his start. if he can gain a better the start, he will make the break and get into the top three no problem. what will be going through his head sitting at the top of the course, thinking of the top of the course, thinking of the possibility of a medal? he won't think

eve muirhead went for the win, but it was not to be.g to japan, who ta ke empty—handed, losing to japan, who take the bronze medal. the team we have given it our all this week. unfortunately, it is hard to say we're going home with nothing, we have battled so hard. as i say, i'm devastated that it didn't turn out our way. barring a miracle teamgb will finish in five medals. some will wonder whether that is a justifiable return on record levels of investment. the finished way behind table leaders norway, but nevertheless a record—breaking games for teamgb. he is spoke spoke to former limbic curler. dave, are such a silver medallist was watching that earlier life. i'm sure a lot of people will be watching it and saying, why that decision? yes, for the ladies it was an opportunity to win the game. and an opportunity to win the game. and a lot of people think, why notjust draw for two? but there was barely assured their other than shot she selected. and in some ways the short but she did select was probably a very high percentage chance of

eve muirhead keeping her cool — if you want to keep across the coverage, it's over on the bbc red button website. earlier the men's curling team had a tight encounter against denmark. it went to the wire but team gb managed their fourth win of the games with a 7—6 victory over the danes, which leaves them in a very strong position to clinch a place in the last four. less than two years after being told she may never skate again, ice dancer penny coomes and her partner nick buckland have qualified for the short dance final. earlier this morning, the couple finished in tenth place ahead of tomorrow's free dance — where medals are decided after two routines. christopher dean, who won olympic gold alongside jayne torvill in 1984, helped choreograph today's routine. it's a different feeling going to competition. i feel pressure but also excited to get out there again and am thankful and happy to be here. i was skating around when they were reading out the scores and i just smiled to myself because after everything i have been through, i made it and that the most important thing. switching fro

here is the latest stone delivered by eve muirhead's team.fifth round matches are just getting under way. sheffield wednesday of the championship taking on premier league, swansea. that's all the sport for now. now it's time for click. this week, dancing with the stars, laughing with the stars, and skinny—dipping in the himalayas! choose wi—fi, choose snapchat, choose a preordered machiatto with almond milk, choose likes, choose follows, choose pizza delivered by a drone, swipe right, swipe left, follow, follow, follow... we're constantly being bombarded with updates, tweets, information and fake news. we are glued to our phones, addicted to digital status. we're even smashing up our gadgets, obliterating them to pieces in a violent quest to rid ourselves of these virtual assistants — our self—imposed restraints. well, it's time to get away from all that, just for a few minutes. this week, justin rowlatt travelled thousands of miles to a village in the himalayas which is getting electricity for the very first time by enhancing the power of th

gb skip eve muirhead was ajudged not to have let go of her final stone before the line, meaning the shotat gave the swedes an easy final shot to secure an 8—6 victory. it leaves muirhead's rink with a record of won three, lost three, with switzerland, japan and canada still to play in the round—robin stage. britain is still basking in the success of what was their most successful ever day at a winter olympic games. after izzy atkin won bronze yesterday in the ski slopestyle, britain won two medals in the skeleton. laura deas taking bronze in herfirst games, with defending champion lizzy yarnold sliding to gold in thrilling style. earlier this morning the bbc‘s kat downes spoke to the two medallists about their fantastic achievements. i think my dream was to be an olympian. not necessarily to win, but to go and call myself an olympian. to do what we did in sochi, to retain the title the great britain was phenomenal. it's been a ha rd britain was phenomenal. it's been a hard four years. loads of ups and downs. i'm pinching myself that i managed to put it together yesterday. that final run

the match hinged on a wayward stone from skip eve muirhead in the seventh end which helped gift swedenthe swedes were silver medallists in sochi four years ago and have the chance to at least repeat that. team gb gave up after the ninth end trailing by five. they will be back on tomorrow to see if they can equal their bronze from four years ago. just a few metres away korea and japan are playing their semifinal at the same time. korea took a three point lead in the first end. japan came back. a very tight match indeed. still going on. huge support. the hosts korea are a leading. the final will take place on sunday. and switzerland have already beaten canada to take the bronze in the men's medal match. canada were the defending champions and like their women's team miss out on any medal at all. another olympic athlete from russia has tested positive for a banned substance at pyeongchang. the russian bobsleigh federation has confirmed nadezhda sergeeva, she is one of 168 russians allowed to compete as neutrals, despite the country being banned for a state sponsored doping programme. but,

more so than the women's curlers set to take their bronze medal match to an extra end, captain eve muirheadtead, calamity. it's got to just sit right. it's not. instead of knocking out japan's stone she knocked out her own, handing her opponents the bronze and britain a desperate defeat. for another woman, though, a day of extraordinary achievement. after winning gold on skis last weekend, it was gold on a snowboard for the czech republic's ester ledecka. two titles, two sports, one quite extraordinary athlete. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's results, as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. liverpool have moved up to second place in the premier league after a 4—1win over west ham. while swansea dropped in to the relegation zone, and southampton moved up to 16th place. all of the day's sports headlines, including the scottish premiership results, are on the bbc sport website. jane. that is all from us here on bbc one for tonight. good night. good evening. if you were in the sunshine and win today it didn't feel too bad but it'll get colder for stock be

gb skip eve muirhead was ajudged not to have let go of her final stone before the line, meaning the shotl shot to secure an 8—6 victory. it leaves muirhead's rink with a record of won three, lost three, with switzerland, japan and canada still to play in the round—robin stage. when you see the replays in the stadium it looks like it was let go before and it is hard to take, but it came down to inches and millimetres. the first time i have ever done it in my life and when it comes to a time like that it is horrible, but it makes it worse when you see it and it does not look like it is. we got the stone tested and it is fine. there is nothing we can do, we have to move on. the men are in action now against italy. britain currently lie one place outside the qualification spots in 5th. they are 3—1 up in the sixth end as it stands. james woods just missed out on a medal in the ski slopestyle, finishing fourth after a nail—biting finish. the sheffield skier was in the bronze medal position after two of the three runs. but he couldn't better that in his final effort and was eventually overtake

eve muirhead would like to try and finish this here.inating a team of olympic athletes from russia. and she has done it superbly well. next up, it's the united states tomorrow. well the men's curlers are back on theice well the men's curlers are back on the ice as we speak, trailing canada but still with a long way to go in that competition. meanwhile a potential storm brewing in the skeleton competition, some nations are said to be questioning the legality of the new skin suit to be worn by the british athletes including lizzy yarnold. team gb say they've done nothing wrong and the governing body of skeleton have approved those suits. that event is getting underway tomorrow.

eve muirhead, the skip, has built a fabulous reputation in the sport.appointed to miss out on either gold or silver because that is what they came for having one bronze four years ago. they were beaten by sweden yesterday. 10—5 the score in that one and they will now face japan in a few hours‘ time. in a bid to winning runs medal. it is the third—place play—off and i would third—place play—off and it would ta ke third—place play—off and it would take britain to six medals for these games. there was a possible hope tomorrow is another one in the bobsleigh but those guys have faded away in the men‘s four so it now will all come down to the women‘s curlers. kelly has proved a fine source of medals for great britain over recent olympics. the men and women winning four years ago. the men were knocked out before the semifinals. eve muirhead‘s team did make it to the semis but yesterday they came up short. this is their last chance now and they could face a bronze medal. they do face a bronze medal match and they could ta ke bronze medal match and they could t

gb skip eve muirhead wasjudged not to have let go of her final stone before the line, meaning the shotinal shot to secure an 8—6 victory. it leaves muirhead's rink with a record of won three, lost three, with switzerland, japan and canada still to play in the round—robin stage. the controversial video assistant referee system is once again in the spotlight. manchester united beat huddersfield town 2—0 to make it through to the quarter finals against brighton. but it was a goal that was ruled out that was the main talking point. juan mata's goal that was ruled out. mata was ruled offside. but there was confusion about how the decision was reached. it all took quite a bit of time as well. united went through thanks to two goals from romelu lukaku. united will play brighton in the last eight after they beat coventry city. huddersfield boss david wagner says he isn't a fan of the new system. this video system referee from my point, maybe i am too traditional but this killed the motion of the game in the situation and this is why i do not like it but i am not the man who makes the decision.

the woman's captain eve muirhead penalised for not releasing her stone in time.s not use video technology. the incident handed victory to opponents sweden. meanwhile, it's emerged speed skater elise christie suffered soft tissue damage in her crash yesterday. her boyfriend posted this... with her next event on tuesday, it's a race against time. but for others, there was celebration. lizzy yarnold receiving her skeleton gold medal. her historic success, she told me, was still sinking in. it was a big goal four years ago to try and be the first british winter 0lympian to retain my title. it was scary to say it, but now it's rolling off the tongue a bit more. i'm just so proud that it all came together. and with team—mate laura deas collecting her bronze, a picture—perfect podium for british sport. andy swiss, bbc news, pyeongchang. that's all the sport for now. more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. thank you very much. a committee of mps has warned that a hard brexit could mean higherfood prices for consumers. a report by the commons environmen

britain where closest, extra time beckoned, but eve muirhead went for broke with calamitous results.hing. we battled so going home with nothing. we battled so hard. i'm devastated that it didn't turn out our way tonight. but there is no doubting today's most extraordinary feat. after winning gold on skis last weekend, it was called on stockport for the czech republic athlete. two titles, two sports, and one quite extraordinary athlete. liverpool have moved up to second place in the permier league after a 4—1win over west ham this afternoon. mohammed salah was on the scoresheet for the sixth game in a row for liverpool. emre can, roberto firminojh and sadio mane were liverpool's other scorers to move them one point above mancheser unted who play tomorrow. it was an all—round performance, we defended well and attack well and counter pressing was outstanding. it helps us a lot whatever the opponents do if they defended or whatever, vivid mice, fantastic manager, he organises his teams really well. so they made a big step back on tracks and he is there and we knew how difficult it would

the women, though, istill read by eve muirhead, her third games ina read by eve muirhead, her third gameskorea. having previously lost 8—0 twice, this was an approval because the koreans only lost a—1 to japan. they go out but at least that moment is there for the women‘s unified team. the only two athletes from north korea to have actually qualified on merit made it through to the pairs figure skating long routine. they finished 11th with a personal best score and we re 11th with a personal best score and were supported throughout by that 200 plus strong band of cheerleaders. and something rather delightful on valentine‘s day, the american pair chris pinero and alexis sealed their routine with a long, lingering kiss. they‘ve been skating together since 2012, got married in 2016. it is their first 0lympics together and they wanted to show each other how much love they had for each other, and why not on valentine‘s day? chris froome has defended his decision to return to racing for the first time since his adverts drugs test. he begins his 2018 season in spain today, despite an ongoing dop

a place on the podium for eve muirhead would see team gb meet their five medal target.hey lost their play—off to switzerland 9—5. it was looking good for the men with just two ends to play, but a five—point stone from the swiss in the penultimate end saw them advance. we came in ourfirst olympics and we gave our best shot. we made the play—offs. we had a good game today, but it wasn't to be, sadly. a couple of things did not go our way, a couple of half shots, that is all it ta kes couple of half shots, that is all it takes against a team as good as them. there is plenty to look forward to going forward. just need to ta ke forward to going forward. just need to take some time and reflect on this experience and what we can take from it. eddiejones has madejust one change to his starting 15 for the six nations clash with scotland at murrayfield on saturday. nathan hughes will make his first appearance in this year's competition, while propjoe marler comes in on the bench having missed the opening two wins with suspension. here's our rugby union reporter chrisjones. well,

scoring with rhys jones, as eve muirhead failed to find the target.cure their place in the final. leaving their place in the final. leaving the british team to battle it out for a bronze tomorrow. we gave it our all tonight and the swedish girls were on fire. myself, i missed a couple of key draws and you cannot afford to do that. of course, absolutely gutted. i guess we have trained hard for the last three or four years to be in that position and unfortunately, today we were just outplayed. but we still have a medal to play for so we will be giving it our all tomorrow.l brilliant performance today from the 15—year—old russian figure skater who won the first gold medal for the olympic athletes from russia after a world record in the short programme, it was an impeccable routine in the free dance, beating her training partner and the reigning world champion. she was a favourite going into at but is alley oop over earns her slice of olympic history atjust 15 years old. elsewhere, the german men shocked the reigning champions canada to reach the ice hock

eve muirhead and her team will get the chance to win bronze tomorrow, just as they did in sochi fourned hard for the last three orfour we have trained hard for the last three or four years to be we have trained hard for the last three orfour years to be in we have trained hard for the last three or four years to be in that position and unfortunately today we we re position and unfortunately today we were just outplayed. but we still have a medal to play for so of course we will give it our all today. they do indeed have the bronze medal match to come. in the women's ski cross britain's emily sarsfield made it through her first heat but was knocked out in the quarterfinals, a big crash aiding her progression first time round. sarsfield lucky to have made it to the games, no funding to compete. to eventually get here after the upset of multiple knee surgeries and whatever else it might be, working threejobs in the whatever else it might be, working three jobs in the summer and stuff, it is huge to be standing there on the line today and the big thing for me was to go out there and have

it's all going rather to plan for eve muirhead and the curling team. a heavy loss to the usa, they lost 10-4 heavy loss to the usa, they lost 10—4 and now need to come off in a play—off against switzerland if they are to make it through to the semifinals. they conceded four in the final end, is a very expensive at the end for great written's men, but they aren't out of it yet —— great britain. billy morgan is through to saturday's final after taking a final qualification spot. jamie nichols and rowan coultas missed out. but billy morgan will be in the finals. and one of the biggest names in this winter olympics is lindsey bond, the most decorated skier of all time. she took the bronze in what will be the final olympic downhill race —— agro three. she didn't compete four years ago and was back in the mix today to try and regain the title, but it went to an italian who took the gold and lindsey vonn now signs of on her olympic career. but no other female skier has ever done as well as that, so lindsey vonn signing out with a bronze medal. unfortunately t

gb skip eve muirhead and her curling team are into the semi finals at the winter olympics.aving failed to reach the semi—finals for the first time. team gb will now play sweden on friday morning. will it be an all family affair in the semifinals? eve‘s brother is part of the men‘s team, who lost to usa 10—11. that means gb have to go through a play—off against switzerland to see if they can reach the last four and keep their medal hopes alive. that game is just after midnight tonight. england‘s zak hardaker has had his contract terminated by rugby league side castleford tigers. he was previously suspended by the club after failing a drugs test in the weeks leading up to the 2017?super league grand final, and is awaiting the outcome of his case with uk anti—doping. gregor townsend has unveiled a unchanged line—up for the next match for scotland. there is a recall for the prop who is not played since a member after breaking his arm. paul pogba has been left out of manchester united boss backstabbing line—up —— jose mourinho‘s starting line—up —— jose mourinho‘s starting line—

in the end it came down to a battle of the skips — eve muirhead once again keeping her cool to land theguarantee their place in the semi finals. japan and canda next. drama over in the two man bobsleigh event. canada's justin kripps and alexander kopacz — clocked a time of three minutes 16.86 seconds after four runs. the exact same time as the german pair francesco friedrich and thorsten margis. making it a dead heat! this means they will share the olympic title — which is the first time that's happened in 20 years. and in rugby league — england have reappointed australian wayne bennett as head coach on a two—year deal. the 68—year—old guided the side to last year's world cup final, where they lost 6—nil to hosts australia. depsite signing the new contract there's no guarantee he will lead england into the 2021 tournament. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. this includes an medal table for the winter olympics. and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. thank you very much. let us pick up on our main story today.

. —— eve muirhead. just one more thing to note from the olympics. told to leave pyeongchang immediately after an incident involving a security officer. an ioc statement gave no details on the incident. pengilly — who's a former skeleton racer — has apologised for the incident. away from the winter olympics. .. the only englishman managing a team in european competitions — graham potter — is in charge of little—known swedish side 0stersund, who are taking arsenal in the last 32 of the europa league in around 20 minutes from now. 0stersund have aleady beaten hertha berlin and drew with athletic bilbao on their way to the knock—out stages. and arsenal manager arsene wenger says he knows his side need to be cautious. i believe they play in a very intelligent way and are very technical way. they asserted as well to the pitch. —— they are suited. you have to be very technical. it is a good team. when i saw them playing on the take, i understood why they did well against bilbao and berlin. that's not a coincidence. and don't forget celtic are also in europ

controversy on the penultimate stone — eve muirhead didn't let go of the stone in time.ense the great britain's women who won bronze in sochi, trying to replicate or go better than that in pyeongchang. studio: i didn't realise that is what caused so much difficulty deciding the outcome in that match. they've got to release the stone before it crosses the line. not totally cleared up, the technology was once again talked about. the fa cup and this row yesterday involving manchester united and huddersfield about this technology that was meant to sort out the contentious decisions in football and not quite managing it. yes, it was confusing. this is manchester united beating huddersfield town 2—0, but the video assistant referee system was questioned. this is the key incident. let's have a look at the key talking point then. juan mata's goal that was ruled out. it was a very tight offside decision. referee kevin friend was in touch with the video assistant referee who ruled it was offside. romelu lu ka ku romelu lukaku clinching the match with the second goal. they will pla

potential gold medal, bronze medalfor eve olympics, the potential gold medal, bronze medal for eve muirheadyne rooney is on the programme speaking about his career in general, things that he has done right or done wrong over the years. and now a father for children and he says when he has a bad game his kids are highly critical! it has always been a big part of my life and great to back here and also for my kids to be able to go and watch me play. what today said when they watch you? just my eldest is into football now and if you do not play well he always reminds you of it. he's into everything in football, obsessed with it. another wayne rooney in the pipeline! he is going through a bit ofa pipeline! he is going through a bit of a renaissance, on one of the other channels recently he got really good feedback. and his interview even talking about why he decided not to go to china, that is really interesting. he seems to be blossoming. i think he's a lot cleverer tha n blossoming. i think he's a lot cleverer than people give him credit for. he makes a really good pundit and coaching as well

the final end, you could see eve muirhead has played a great shot.end up losing this. they are trailing by two points in this crucial length. you can see the 10th written on theirfacial you can see the 10th written on their facial expressions. you can see the 10th written on theirfacial expressions. —— attention. i can't see how many stones are left but... we are in the 10th end. so, yeah, will keep an eye on that. let's talk fa cup. it isn't all slipping and sliding in sport. there is plenty of that in the football! who will talk about the fa cup, manchester united beating huddersfield by two goals to nil, but it was a controversy, wasn't it? this is of a yellow lines on whether they ask wiggly or not. have i got my head around specifics of this. the video assistant referee system, manchester 12— zero but it was a gold ruled out for offside but are talking about with a system that is used. so it goes to the video assistant referee. but the lookup the key talking point, this was a goalfrom juan the key talking point, this was a goal from juan mata, t

the women, still led by skipper eve muirhead, now at her third 0lympics.ight our time. american shaun white has become the first snowboarder to win three 0lympic titles. he sensationally snatched halfpipe gold with a superb final run to just pip japanese teenager ayumu hirano. hirano overtook white on his second run with a score of 95.25, but the american replied with an amazing 97.75 to win. his victory also secured a 100th winter olympic gold for the united states. the beginning in the sport it wasn't cool to really want to win and ucd skies now, they wanted, they are hungry and motivated. even the qualifying was a vinyl! so i am really proud to come out on top today and bagful of those guys, honestly, because they pushed me to this point to be able to do these kind of runs. this point to be able to do these kind of runs. meanwhile, the weather has been causing more problems in pyeongchang. the biathlon and women's slalom had to be cancelled — organisers closed the olympic park and advised spectators to stay away because of more strong winds. the jamaica

eve muirhead and her team should be confident after knocking out the defending champions, canada, in swedish, they have already beaten great britain earlier in the around robin phase. if the british do win, that will be one better than the bronze medal they won in the sochi games four yea rs they won in the sochi games four years ago. fingers crossed. i will try to catch it, 11, that is just when i finish. how significant is this first gold medal for an athlete from russia? extremist significant, piece of history. yesterday we were talking about one of their athletes handing back a medal after being found guilty of doping and today, it's the complete opposite, a stunning gold in the women's singles figure skating for the 15—year—old alina zagitova, who had a world record score in her short programme before an impeccable routine in the free dance here. her training partner, the two—time reigning world champion yevgenia medvedeva clearly upset with her silver medal, she was the favourite going into it, but a fantastic moment for the 15—year—old, and asi as i say, slice of olympic histo

eve muirhead once again keeping her cool under pressure.nce, with more on that, here is our sports correspondent. the first ever bronze medal in mixed doubles curling. from delight to a doping controversy. barely a week after celebrating a bronze medal alongside his wife, this man could now be stripped of it but his is a case with far broader implications. olympic athletes from russia. he is russian, his country is banned from these games because of guess what, a huge doping scandal. olympic organisers allowed him and 160 other russians to compete as neutrals, now, though, it is an all—too familiar story. it was a very good pre—games testing where for example the russian athletes were tested to a significant level, more than others. but when an athlete is caught for doping it is very disappointing but it shows that the system works. the decision to allow russian athletes to compete here as neutrals attracted criticism before the games so attracted criticism before the games so this positive tests raises uncomfortable questions for the olymp

defending champions out of the competition, so we could be looking at a potential medal on the way for eve muirheadry good win for them and their plans. delighted. we knew it would be a really tough game against canada. to book our spot in the semifinal, it is our first goal and we are delighted with that. how about the jump we are delighted with that. how about thejump in the air we are delighted with that. how about the jump in the air question we saw you leaving the eyeslj cannot actually remember it. you are in that zone quickly forget about the small things. i am glad i learned safe on my feet. no laughing matter for the learned safe on my feet. no laughing matterfor the team gb men. u nfortu nately matterfor the team gb men. unfortunately they were beaten, crashed 10—4 in the game against the united states. that means the captain and his team will have a play—off to see if they can reach the final four. that would be against switzerland just after midnight. from the ice, to the snow. billy morgan must get a mention — it's the first time the big air competition has been held, and he is into th

up to third in the standings, one match to play for them now, and the top four qualifier, eve muirhead got everything done. england have thrashed norway 10—3, they must win theirfinal have thrashed norway 10—3, they must win their final match against the usa, that will guarantee them a semifinal spot. bbc sport website will keep you right up to date. i will keep you right up to date. i will be back with the headlines in the next 20 minutes. it's one of the ultimate invasions of privacy, upskirting, covertly taking photos under the skirts of women without their permission. but it isn't a specific crime in england and wales. instead police forces charge alleged upskirters with other offences like voyeurism. now new figures released today under a freedom of information request show there have only been 11 charges relating to upskirting since 2015, with one victim being just 10 years old. so it is time to make it an offocial sexual offence with appropriate punishments? let's talk now to three people who've experienced this and a lawyer who has acted on behalf of men accused of upskirting.

they were making their olympic debut survey shock loss to eve muirhead and her team.e are glued to the tv screen. great britain have just taken that last stone. i think great britain have just secured a very important stone. we will get confirmation. they seem in good spirits. it was a good final stone that they just delivered. spirits. it was a good final stone that theyjust delivered. i think it was 6—5 to great britain against japan. i think they are getting back on form now. finished with a flurry, by the way. it finished almost bang in the middle. it was liverpool's first game in a knockout stages. and how they marked the occasion in style. helping to a 5— nil away win against the portuguese side. the headline of the day, clockwork orange. a very good one. that is a very good one. exactly as good as necessary so at the end, it was a high result but i think everybody saw in the game and all the moments where we weren't as compact. they had their moments, we scored in the right moment. british tennis number onejohanna konta has made it through to the last 16 at the

that means that eve muirhead and her gang go through and they have done a magnificent first performanceedals. she is a three—time world champion, that it was heartbreak for her last night. she crashed out of the final in the 500 metres and you can see from the stands that there was com plete from the stands that there was complete heartbreak on herface. let's hear what she had to say after that final. the beginning in the sport it wasn't cool to really want to win and you see these guys now, they want to win and they are hungry and motivated and even in the qualifying of the finals. i'm really proud to come out on top and thankful to those guys because they pushed me to get to this point, to be able to do this kind of runs. that's obviously not elise christie, thatis that's obviously not elise christie, that is in fact the legendary sean white, who won his third 0lympic title in the men's halfpipe. absolutely lead it down in the final run. he came fourth in sochi and is once again on the top of the tree and he will not be letting go of that 0lympic title any time soon. brilliant stuff f

suppose about 80% of britain's medal chances rest on the shoulders of the women, whether it is eve muirheadr the man, a historic olympics for the curling tea m a historic olympics for the curling team and the skiing. and it is under. and torvill and dean are going to bejoining us later on this morning. do you remember the year? 82? 84. we had john curry in 1986, and then torvill and dean. in the early hours of 14june last year, flames took hold of grenfell tower in west london. more than 200 firefighters battled through the night, many risking their own lives to try and rescue residents trapped inside. now, nine of those firefighters are preparing to run the london marathon to raise money for children affected by the tragedy. breakfast‘s graham satchell has been to see how they are getting on with their training. less tha n less than a mile from grenfell tower, north kensington fire station hums with the sound of training. have you run a marathon before?” have never run a marathon before, i have never run a marathon before, i have always been quite sporty, but this is a whole new ball game

a picture of eve muirhead, the gb skip, who was penalised for apparently still holding onto the stoneent of a no—ball, if it is green, you're fine, she has said she has never done this before but apparently it was still touching the stone. she said we have got to move on but she tweeted a picture where she believes she wasn't touching the stone. she was delivering the final ball, final stone, so a really dramatic moment. she says she has to move on but it will be difficult. and lizzy yarnold, she was on breakfast yesterday, an incredible weekend. the most successful... britain's greatest ever winter olympian and she said she would rather be missing than be a celebrity, and she says after pyeongchang she would like to visit lots of schools, that's her priorities. she said she visited hundreds after sochi. and she said she's going to go on holiday as well. so glad! look at this, a grieving lioness in one of the papers this morning. having a little spring in their step because it has adopted a baby antelope. this is in namibia, her cubs were killed by a rival male lion and she filled the