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team gb freestyle skier izzy atkin has withdrawn from the big air competition at the winter olympics, in a competition six weeks ago. she won slopestyle bronze at the pyeonchang games four years ago and she still aims to compete in that event in beijing, although she needs clearance from her doctor. she said she'd been giving rehab everything she's got and pulling out of the big air would give her more time at home to strengthen and prepare for the slopestyle. that's all the sport for now. now an update on the latest coronavirus figures in the uk. 62,399 cases in the last 24—hour period. just over 62,000 cases. in terms of deaths, 85 deaths within 28 days of a positive test. more on those figures as we get them. relatives of those who were killed in londonderry, on what became known as "bloody sunday", have held a walk of remembrance in the city to mark the 50th anniversary of the shootings. members of the army's parachute regiment opened fire on a civil rights march in 1972, killing 13 people. an inquiry found the marchers had posed no threat. chris page reports — and a warning that

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team gb freestyle skier izzy atkin has withdrawn from the big air competition at the winter olympics,e at the pyeonchang games four years ago and she still aims to compete in that event in beijing, although she needs clearance from her doctor. she said she'd been giving rehab everything she's got and pulling out of the big air would give her more time at home to strengthen and prepare for the slopestyle. that's all the sport for now. back to you. let's get more now on rafael nadal�*s historic victory at the australian open. and joining me now from the telegraph's west london offices is sports journalist uche amako. thank you for being with us. i was reading your story in the telegraph saying it is the most astonishing victory of his glittering career. 21 grand slams, do you think it was the best victory? i grand slams, do you think it was the best victory?— best victory? i would had to say so. he came into _ best victory? i would had to say so. he came into the _ best victory? i would had to say so. he came into the event _ best victory? i would had to say so. he came into the event a

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team gb freestyle skier izzy atkin has withdrawn from the big air competition at the winter olympics,o. atkin won slopestyle bronze at the pyeonchang games four years ago and she still aims to compete in that event in beijing, although she needs clearance from her doctor. she said she'd been giving rehab everything she's got and pulling out of the big air would give her more time at home to strengthen and prepare for the slopestyle. and medvedev taking that first game in the deciding set at the australian open. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest transfer news and live coverage of today's women's fa cup games. i'll be back with more later. relatives of those killed and injured in one of the most notorious atrocities of the troubles in northern ireland have marched to commemorate the 50th anniversary of what became known as bloody sunday. the families retraced the steps of a civil rights march in the city of londonderry, at which british soldiers shot dead 13 people and injured at least 15 others. among those who laid wreaths at

's choose to do next. joining us now by skype. izzy on m riley, a former a to you, came minister during the previous conservative administration of teresa may. so where does this leave bar is johnson's future as prime minister? can he survive a scandal that involves their breach of his own covered rules, but has also now resulted in an apology to the queen? well, it's very embarrassing, and i do think that his leadership is hanging by a thread. when you look at the series of allegations that are coming out almost on a daily basis, an hourly basis, even. we're just seeing a build up of a public anger and disappointment. and amusement really of what was going on in downing street during a national crisis during the lock down at the start of the pandemic. so i do think this is going to be incredibly damaging to barge on the apology to the queen, the apology to m p, 's the apology to the country as i mean. so many times you can say, sorry before it starts to wear a little bit thin and i think we're getting very close to that point. how much support does he have within the government? well b

can i have confirmation from the prime i confirmation from the prime minister, izzy getting rid of thee able to make progress on the covid—19 rules and to get rid of them because of our deep understanding of the pandemic and i thank all our scottish colleagues... we have been able to move forward more less together so that the differences between us are far, far smaller than the similarities and i am very proud of that. , ., . ., that. this morning i received an e-mail on _ that. this morning i received an e-mail on behalf— that. this morning i received an e-mail on behalf of— that. this morning i received an e-mail on behalf of deaf - that. this morning i received an e-mail on behalf of deaf pupils| that. this morning i received an i e-mail on behalf of deaf pupils who e—mail on behalf of deaf pupils who have been so disadvantaged by mast wearing in schools but this prime minister we would have had more severe lockdown is an restrictions so may i say to him, please, prime minister, remain true to your instincts, please sweep away all these remaining controls like isolation which are k

. >> and the baby, izzy, went as deadpool also. >> jimmy: deadpool also. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmywas my duty. >> jimmy: what is a snap election? we don't have that. >> it's a term, means -- it just means, get it over super quick. [ laughter ] because we could give a [ bleep ]. yeah. >> jimmy: you know -- >> snap election, yeah. >> jimmy: one of your personal trainers posted this photograph. [ cheers and applause ] how much time are you spending in the gym? >> that's like a solid 20 minutes. [ laughter ] and a lot of circuit training. >> jimmy: is it hard -- >> wow, i forgot that i look like that. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is it hard to -- >> right now -- [ cheers and applause ] [ rim shot ] >> hold up, hold up, hold up. hold up, hold up, hold up. relaxed. tensed! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you don't want to punch me here, you're going to break your fist, okay? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: once you did that, i feel like we might be related. [ laughter ] there's definitely some genetic linkage going on there. by the way, speaking of physical, whatever, what i understand, ryan. >> y

a powerful winter storm izzy now making its way east dumping snow and bringing gusty winds to an areaetching from west virginia all the way up to maine. and that's after it brought a heavy dose of dangerous weather to the southern u.s. over the weekend. at one point more than an inch of snow an hour fell on georgia, tennessee, virginia and the carolinas. nbc is in pittsburgh for us this morning. emily, winter wonderland, but also a nightmare for a lot of folks. what's it like there? >> reporter: hey, well, really a barrage of elements we're facing. snow, wind, sleet and ice. you might be able to make out the ice partially frozen allegheny river behind me there. in terms of snowfall totals, some steep numbers already, 9 inches in parts of western pennsylvania, as you move up towards buffalo, new york, those numbers are going to be closer to a foot of snow. you might be able to make out the snow is still falling, so these numbers are going to increase throughout the day and it's really making it difficult for crews, the pace of the snowfall, sometimes 4 inches an hour making it, again,

appear izzie gun boat killed children on a beach. democracy now!'s shariff abdel kouddous was in gaza where he spoke with the boys' families. >> i met with the mother of muhammad the 11 yearly who was killed. she said he loved the sea and has seven sisters and his father ruined his back about 10 years ago fishing and they were waiting for him to grow to be the bread winner and there was a deep tragedy and sorrow. amy: august 9, 2014, if ferguson, missouri darren wilson a white police officer fatally shot unarmed african- american teenager michael brown. it became a key moment in the braves movement. in the aftermath democracy now traveled to ferguson. >> tell me your name and what your sign says. >> i'm rhona and it is negro spring the same as the arabs fought to oust their corrupt government we are fighting for our civil rights and human rights. we would like one of under results for there to be a law. police officers shouldn't be allowed to hide behind a badge. they should have penalties. it is not fair. there should not be treated like extra spec

i mean, izzy is the woman who is transitioning to a man.she wants to compete in the women's category because she can win. lia thomas has decided after three years of competing as a man and transitioning, according to the policy, ncaa policy competing as a woman, and i don't think it's been a pleasant experience for everyone. some educators say we have to understand the transgender journey and i think we all do. but again, biology in sport, women's sport does not equate gender identity. >> john: michael phelps, most decorated in history, says there needs to be a level playing field. what does that look like. i assume the transgender athletes, lia thomas could no longer compete with the men, she was falling behind anyway. it's unfair according to people, that she competes with women. not enough transgender athletes to have a division under their own. what do we do here? >> you know, sports adapts. if you look at the paralympic model or the special olympic model there are categories. and sports discriminates. i wish i could have been an ice sk

it was a remarkable display and rand paul, what he did as izzy looked at actual emails of dr.h with covid. and it was a discussion not about how to counter the disagreements, but about how to smear them publicly. it is a remarkable display. i have to tell you, it reflects the rot that comes from an entrenched bureaucracy. they feel that they are superior. there is to be no contradiction. there is to be no criticism. they feel completely unaccountable to anyone, and they feel that that is appropriate. it is groupthink. this is why we have this debacle. this is the man who is leading this charge against covid. it has been a disaster. he has been on every side of every major issue. where the covid originated from, herd immunity, masks, the nature of when this would end. everything appeared in the white house itself and said that they were unprepared. they just weren't ready for the delta or the omicron variant. if ouchi is in charge of that. it is an embarrassment for if ouchi. it's an embarrassment for this country and is dangerous for us as well. >> you are not going to get cov

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izzy was just 19 when she was diagnosed with cancer.erybody who spoke to us for that. now, at this time we would normally hear from a government minister. we first asked at quarter past 11 yesterday morning and then throughout the day until nine o'clock last night. but no minister was offered to come on and explain what's happened, nothing that could help us understand what was going on. the offer remains for any government minister who wants to appear and we'll make space before breakfast is off airjust after 9am. so let's discuss all the events with sebastian payne, whitehall editor at the financial times and ayesha hazarika from the evening standard who is a former number ten adviser under a labour government. let's come to you first of all, ayesha, you have worked in that building albeit under a labour government. what do you think the last 2a hours has been like, what has happened ahead of prime minister's questions? i has happened ahead of prime minister's questions?- has happened ahead of prime minister's questions? i think peopl