hirscher now leads both the giant slalom and overall world cup standings by over 100 points.s news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye for now. i'll be back with you in an hour. hello there. we're looking at a spell of wet and windy weather today across the western side of the country. the heaviest rain and strongest winds are always across the western parts, that's close to this area of low pressure. weather fronts here, it's not one of those fronts that's going to come along in a dead straight line. there are pulses of energy running along the front and that brings uncertainty with the timings of our band of rain. nevertheless, if you're heading outside over the next few hours, the winds will be picking up and we'll see the rain getting into many western areas. in east, though, probably a dry start to the day but it is that bit cooler. the big pressure chart shows this area of low pressure quite nicely just to the north—west of the uk, with tightly—packed isobars telling you it is going to be windy.

and marcel hirscher claims world cup win number 63, to extend his lead in the slalom and overall standings. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with that terrifying formula 3 crash last month. driver sophia floersch says she didn't realise just how had her more than 270km an hour crash was at the macau grand prix until she saw it back. the 18—year—old suffered a fractured spine when her carflew through the air before smashing into a fence. but she told the bbc it didn't feel as scary as it looked. i remember everything from the crash. it felt just completely different for me, because, yeah, ididn‘t... it's just happening so fast. at what point did you think, this has gone horribly wrong? at the moment i didn't know anything because i lost two wheels. i never thought, 0k, because i lost two wheels. i never thought, ok, this is going to be a really bad crash. even when i was in hospital the crash wasn't so horrible. when i saw it for the first time i was like, 0k, horrible. when i saw it for the first time i was like, ok, that didn't look nice at all. it's really horrible. idi

only ingemar stenmark and lindsey vonn have won more, and hirscher finished over a third of a seconde harlem globetrotters paid a special visit to deaf and hard of hearing schoolchildren this week to show off not only their basketball, but more importantly, their language skills. chris hyche chose not to use a sign language interpreter and instead spoke directly to the students using sign language at the mill neck manor school for the deaf in new york state. american hyche had grown up in a hearing impaired household and has spoken to both his parents using sign language his whole life. the globetrotters have been visiting the school to help prevent bullying in schools and promote their program to deal with it. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that is your friday sport briefing. paws for people, a non—profit organisation, is providing animal assisted therapy to those living in special care facilities, nursing homes and hospices injohannesburg. the visits by volunteers and their pets pro

and marcel hirscher claims world cup win number 63, to extend his lead in the slalom and overall standingsgramme, where we start with that terrifying formula 3 crash last month. driver sophia floersch says she didn't realise just how bad her more than 270km an hour crash was at the macau grand prix until she saw it back. the 18—year—old suffered a fractured spine when her carflew through the air before smashing into a fence. but she told the bbc it didn't feel as scary as it looked. i remember everything from the crash.

the austrian ski are marcel hirscher has claimed a 62nd title by winning the men's parallel giant slalomrenchman in the final and beaten by 14 frenchman in the final and beaten by 1a one hundredths of a second to the parallel title to his victory in the giant slalom on sunday. he leads the overall world cup standing by 100 points. and that is it, all the latest news on our website. from the end the rest of the team, that is tuesday's sport briefing. that is, thank you. look at the bbc news, one of the top stories, russia medal in all big social media are so lots of detail on that story. this is the first analysis of millions of social media accounts. we asked you, are you changing your behaviour. are you using social media less. many of you have been untouched ever. we have someone with the twitter handle sa nta someone with the twitter handle santa sack who says, closed facebook down years ago. mark zuckerberg can't be trusted. tony franklin says all media has to be considered in the context of societal, political individual agendas. i questioned everything including bbc news, so you sh