jayne torvill and christopher dean were about to embark on the dance of so many lifetimes. float a higher plane. ice dancing had never seen this before. music and movement intertwined so gracefully. their sport and their lives would never be the same again. a0 years later, they returned to the city of the famous four minutes 28, minds drifting back. it was so quiet in the arena. as we ended, there was suddenly this huge applause and it was almost like we woke up from a dream. cheering. across the board! it sort of sends chills up my spine, just being there again, and just taking in the sights and sounds of the city. it conjures up so many memories of 40 years ago. ever since bolero and sarajevo the world has wanted to watch torvill and dean skate. it is still hypnotic in the working men's club in calvert and were christopher dean's career began. when he was four or five years old, i can— when he was four or five years old, i can remember him with a pair of skates_ i can remember him with a pair of skates around his neck. he i can remember him with a pair of skates around his

jayne torvill and christopher dean were about to embark on the dance of so many lifetimes.ut—of—body experience now. we just wanted to skate well and not make any mistakes. they did more than that. in sarajevo, torvill and dean was skating on the frontier. ice dancing had never seen this before. music and movement intertwined so gracefully. their sport and their lives would never be the same again. 40 years later, they're back at the scene of that famous four minutes, 28. we're in the place where we performed bolero, won the olympic gold medal, which was, you know, a launch pad for the next 40 years, basically. we didn't know that we'd still be talking about bolero all these years on and the fact that it still has lived on is why it's nice to hear the youngsters talking about it and being aware of it. what they achieved that day was more precious than gold. they still inspire young skaters born a generation later. bolero echoes across the years and around the world. this is the working men's club in calverton, a former mining village where dean grew up. when he was about, i

a0 years ago, british ice dancers jayne torvill and christopher dean won gold and became the first dancing competition. they are back in bosnia tojoin the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the sarajevo winter olympics. the pair held a training session to try to inspire the next generation of ice skaters — just as they did a0 years ago. from winning the olympics in 811, we previously had won world championships within ice—skating, but there are so many sports involved in the olympics, everybody watches it. there is much more interest from all of the world and who is going to be the olympic champion, and it did open lots of doors for the future, we never it launched us into the world, and who would have known 40 years later that we are still skating, still doing some form of the bolero? we feel very privileged and honoured that we can and lots of things have happened in the meantime. more reaction on the bbc sport website to man city real madrid's wins. that's all for now, goodbye. hello. it's wet, it's mild. if anything, it's going to get even milder across some parts of the country.

a0 years ago, british ice dancers jayne torvill and christopher dean won gold and became the first dancingn. they are back in bosnia tojoin the celebrations of the 40th anniversary of the sarajevo winter olympics. the pair held a training session to try to inspire the next generation of ice skaters — just as they did a0 years ago. from winning the olympics in 1984, we previously had won world championships within ice—skating, but there are so many sports involved in the olympics, i don't know, it's 0lympics, i don't know, it's just a much bigger thing. everybody watches it. there is are much _ everybody watches it. there is are much more _ everybody watches it. there is are much more interest - everybody watches it. there is are much more interest from | everybody watches it. there is i are much more interest from all of the world and who is going to be the olympic champion, and it did open lots of doors for the future, we never realised that we would still be skating this far ahead. it that we would still be skating this far ahead.— this far ahead. it launched us into the world, _ this fa

and british ice skating legends jayne torvill and christoper dean have announced their plan to retiregham pair made history a0 years ago, with gold in at the winter olympics in sarajevo — performing the bolero. they're back in the city to celebrate that achievement — announcing next year's tour in april will be their last. dean saying "i think there comes a time when you know". last august we met alex — a mother who found herself providing round—the clock care for her adult son declan, who lived with complex medical needs. since then, more than 100 families have told the bbc that the nhs is not providing enough vital support for severely ill adults and children living outside of hospital. 0ur social affairs editor alison holt met one of those families. margaret �*s grown—up children are both severely disabled. theyjust returned to their home from the day centre. forthe returned to their home from the day centre. for the next six hours, the 78—year—old will be providing all their care on her own. you 78-year-old will be providing all their care on her own.— 78-year-old will be providin

finally, it was a0 years ago today that jayne torvill and christopher dean made history with gold invo, for their iconic bolero routine. the duo have today announced their retiring from skating together in 2025. next spring they'll embark on a farewell tour across the uk, to say goodbye to fans ahead of hanging up their skates one final time. this morning they spoke to bbc breakfast. oh, it brings back so many memories. we had the opportunity yesterday to go back to the stadium where we performed that night, and we literally stood on the spot where we knelt down to start the routine. it sent chills up my spine, just being there again, and just taking in the sights and sounds of the city. it conjures up so many memories of a0 years ago. conjures up so many memories of ao ears auo. ~ . ., conjures up so many memories of ao earsauo.~ . ., years ago. what went through your mind when you _ years ago. what went through your mind when you heard _ years ago. what went through your mind when you heard the - years ago. what went through your mind when you heard the cloud - years ago. what went

jayne torvill and christopher dean were about to embark on the dance of so many lifetimes. ll and dean took ice dancing —— they said they felt they were skating in the bubble, seeming to float a higher plane. ice dancing had never seen this before. music and movement so gracefully. —— intertwine so gracefully. their sport and their lives would never be the same again. a0 years later, they returned to the city of the famous four minutes 28, minds drifting back. it was so quiet in the arena. as we ended, there was suddenly this huge applause and it was almost like we woke up from a dream. cheering. across the board! it sort of sends chills up my spine, just being there again, and just taking in the sights and sounds of the city. it conjures up so many memories of 40 years ago. ever since blair and sarajevo —— bolero, the world has wanted what torvill and dean skate. now we are approaching the final twist after all these years. we felt it was time, and so we want to have sort of one last live tour to go around the country, and have a celebration. whatever event we were working

valentine's day, 1984. jayne torvill and christopher dean were about to embark on the dance of so manyce. we just wanted to skate well and not make any mistakes. they did more than that. in sarajevo, torvill and dean was skating on the frontier. ice dancing had never seen this before. music and movement intertwined so gracefully, their sport, and their lives, would never be the same again. 40 years later, they're back at the scene of that famous four minutes 28. we're in the place where we performed bolero, won the olympic gold medal, which was, you know, a launch pad for the next 40 years, basically. we didn't know that we'd still be talking about bolero all these years on. and the fact that it still has lived on is why it's nice to hear the youngsters talking about it and being aware of it. what they achieved that day was more precious than gold. they still inspire young skaters born a generation later. bolero echoes across the years, and around the world. this is the working men's club in calverton, a former mining village where dean grew up. when he was about, i'm going to say four

and british ice skating legends jayne torvill and christoper dean have announced their plan to retireham pair made history a0 years ago with gold at the winter olympics in sarajevo performing bolero. they're back in the city to celebrate that achievement, announcing next year's tour in april will be their last. dean saying, "i think there comes a time when you know." and that's all the sport for now. still goalless in those two champions league ties which you can follow on the bbc sport website. let's go right back to the us and kansas city with the shooting taking place at the end it seems of the victory parade celebrating the kansas city chiefs victory in the super bowl. and then there seems to have been a shooting close to union station here. so we are getting some details from kansas city police department. two armed people have been detained for investigation and multiple people are injured. let's cross now to our correspondent tom bateman. tom, we will stay on the sly pictures of the scene but bring us up—to—date with what we know so far. us up-to-date with what we know so far.

british ice skating legends jayne torvill and christopher dean have announced a plan to retire from icethe pair made history a0 years ago with gold at the winter olympics in sarajevo performing bolero. they are announced next year's tour in april will be their last with dean saying i think there comes a time when you know. that is all from me at the moment. thank you very much. here in the uk, the leader of the opposition, is facing growing pressure over the culture within the party. labour's sir keir starmer, is facing a deepening row about anti—semitism and his handling of the suspension of two election candidates — both of whom were at a meeting in which anti—israel comments were made. after the party withdrew support for its candidate for the rochdale by—election, azhar ali, a second candidate is facing an investigation. graham jones, who's the former labour mp for hyndburn, was at the same meeting. 0ur political correspondent peter saull is in westminster. asi as i said, the pressure is still growing on sir keir starmer with question after question. yes. growing on sir keir starmer

a0 years after their iconic bolero performance, jayne torvill and christopher dean announced this weeks angela raffery reports.( vt tx) it was at the old ice rink i was pretty wowed by it. i thought this was a massive place and i had never been to anything like before, when i saw them on ice with these blades i was like, what? what was that? i thought it was amazing and they hed costumes on and whizzing around and he was lifting her up, i was amazed by it. so began a love affair with skating that has lasted her lifetime. i competed until i was 15, 16 and wanted to travel the world and do shows like torvill and dean. she got her wish working around the world, doing what she loved best. 10 forward crossovers clockwise. 10 backwards crossover. now katie is back where it all first started, inspiration for the coaching very close at hand. their performance was so innovative and ahead of its time. you could see the beauty and the art of skating and the, even the costumes which we have at the entrance which we love to see. they did so much for the sport, even all my skaters have seen bolero a

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ladies and gentlemen, jayne torvill christopher, torvill and christopher, it's leonard and irina andy torvill? please, would you welcome the 42nd president of the united states, william jefferson clinton? nice that's a big event. i was practising that all day. >> he didn't skate out, though, did he? >> no, he didn't skate out. yeah. yeah. no. so anyway, torfaen and also they're going on tour for, uh, next year. >> they're saying they be >> they're saying they must be like well, they're like like 95 each. well, they're like 65 don't know whether 65 and 66. i don't know whether they still the bolero. they can still do the bolero. will a cushion on will they have like a cushion on the though, they the ice though, when they start on and then do all the on the knees and then do all the whirly . but yeah. 1984 whirly stuff. but yeah. 1984 sarajevo. was the city of sarajevo. it was in the city of sarajevo. it was in the city of sarajevo they won that sarajevo where they won that title. so 40 years ago to the day, have you ever ice skated? i have done a little bit of ice skating. yeah i've i

jayne torvill and christopher dean were about to embark on the dance of so many lifetimes.l has lived on is why it's nice to hear the youngsters talking about it and being aware of it. what they achieved that day was more precious than gold. they still inspire young skaters born a generation later. bolero echoes across the years and around the world. this is the working men�*s club in calverton, a former mining village where dean grew up. when he was about, i�*m going to say four orfive year old, i can remember him with a pair of skates round his neck, yeah, with his mum. they are rewatching history here, as entranced as they were 40 years before. just waiting for it to be performed in nottingham so we could all see it live. it makes you proud that you live in nottingham, same as us. bolero and sarajevo made torvill and dean famous. ever since, the world has wanted to see them perform. but now we�*re approaching the final twist. i think it�*s the right time for us to want to do our last celebration tour around the country. we just hope that people will come along and celebr