menna fitzpatrick has taken silver and was looking for another podium in the visually impaired superngside her guide, gary smith. team—mate millie knight finishing just behind in fourth. it's been an incredible debut for the simpson brothers. 19—year—old neil one gold in the super g yesterday, alongside his guide and big brother, andrew. they were competing in the super combined today. but after the halfway point, a mistake had them in fifth place. they had a second chance and this run was clean. an error from the competitors saw simpson climbed to third — and with it, britain's fifth medal of the games. in fact, all of gb's medal of the games. in fact, all of gb�*s medals have come from the visually impaired ski team. so what makes them so successful? there's definitely a — makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory _ makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory of _ makes them so successful? there's definitely a factory of visually - definitely a factory of visually impaired skiers we are working with, we've just had impaired skiers we are working with, we'vej

menna fitzpatrick, with guide gary smith, and brothers neil and andrew simpson won bronze in the alpineng super—g event. it means the paralympicsgb team has now won five medals at the games, with six days of competition remaining. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. good evening. we had the best of the sometime today across southern areas. in cambridgeshire earlier on you can see. weather there was some time or not, a pretty chilly breeze blowing and that will be a key feature for the rest of the week. it will eventually bring something a bit milder but plenty more cloud and some rain at times, many in western areas. that shows up on a rainfall forecast chart for the week. developing across the west, eastern areas all that bit dry and that's because we've got atlantic weather systems trying to me then but they are meeting an area of high pressure which tonight isjust are meeting an area of high pressure which tonight is just to the east of us. as they close in, the winds strengthen and it will be a windy night tonight and last night. not strong enough to stop the frost f

at these games, menna fitzpatrick has taken silver in the super—g, and was looking for another podiumyear—old neil won gold in the super—g yesterday, alongside his guide and big brother, andrew. they, too, were competing in the super combined today — but, at the halfway point, a mistake had them in fifth place. they had a second chance — and this run was clean. an error from the competitors saw simpson climb to third — and with it, britain's fifth medal of the games. in fact, all of gb�*s medals have come from the visually—impaired alpine ski team. so what makes them so successful? there's definitely no factory of visually—impaired skiers that we're working with, we've just had some really talented individuals who have come through, been inspired by success, then gone onto their own success. day four sees the alpine skiers take a well—earned break, while the focus moves indoor, where great britain's wheelchair curlers look to challenge sweden in the ice cube. jess softley, bbc news. the first test of england's tour of the west indies gets under way on tuesday. it will be the first tes

the super combined yesterday, we caught up with britain's most decorated winter paralympian, menna fitzpatrickrough, all their experiences, going forward and working well on how to build a good team, i think. and yeah, it really makes a difference when everyone is reading from the same book. it deftly makes it a lot easier. finally, andy murray has pledged to donate his prize—money earnings for the rest of the year to help children affected by russia's invasion of ukraine. the british former world number one and unicef ambassador is working with the charity to provide medical supplies and development kits. and that's all your sport for now. bye— bye. hello there. the sunshine held on in eastern areas, but we have seen more cloud on a weather front further west, and behind that, we had some thunderstorms following for northern ireland, heading their way north—westwards into the evening. they will start to fizzle out, and then overnight, more rain arrives across northern ireland into western scotland by morning. and with it, again, the winds continue to blow from the south. strong to gale—force

the super combined yesterday, we caught up with britain's most decorated winter paralympian, menna fitzpatrickearned from all the things they've gone through, all the experiences of them, and brought them forward and worked well on how to build a good team. and it remakes a difference when everyone is reading from the same book and, yeah, it definitely makes it a lot easier. that's all from sportsday. head over to the bbc sport website, where you'll find all the build up to tonight's champions league games. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from all the team here, goodnight. good afternoon. it was a chilly start for many with blue skies, but the blue skies have been eroded. a weather front�*s moving in off the atlantic, and that's true, really, of the rest of the week. it'll often be quite windy as well, turning a little milder with winds coming in generally from a southerly direction, but there will be some rain around, and it will primarily be in western areas because we still have high pressure influencing our weather further east. so, those weather fronts tend to weaken as they bump into that area o

visually—impaired skier menna fitzpatrick won silver and bronze at the beijing games, taking her totalury at the end of the 2019—2020 season: at the start of the pandemic, as she said, i broke my leg and had to do facetime with fizzy assessments and trade uffizi or myself which is not ideal at all and it is come back and not done a huge amount of racing the next season and yet, to come into this with quite a few behind us and confidence is definitely high and we are destroying the ski as well as we could do and we had some amazing results. ., . . could do and we had some amazing results. ., ., ., , , results. two amazing results. in terms of that, _ results. two amazing results. in terms of that, your _ results. two amazing results. in terms of that, your guide - results. two amazing results. in terms of that, your guide on - results. two amazing results. in terms of that, your guide on the start of the game, tested positive for covid—19 you worked together before but how tough was it to give an understanding back with a quickly? taste an understanding back with a ruickl ? ~ , ., ., an

the super combined yesterday, we caught up with britain's most decorated winter paralympian, menna fitzpatricky makes it a lot easier. finally, andy murray has pledged to donate his prize—money earnings for the rest of the year to help children affected by russia's invasion of ukraine. the british former world number one and unicef ambassador is working with the charity to provide medical supplies and development kits. and that's all your sport for now. bye— bye. hello. east—west differences in our weather across the uk for another day on wednesday. on tuesday, it's western areas that saw some rain. another weather front moving in on wednesday with wind and rain, but another one that will weaken considerably as it attempts to move further east across the uk. low pressure on the scene now, and the flow of air around that coming in from the south. so it is milder — but it feels mildest where you're staying dry and seeing some occasional sunshine, more especially in the east for wednesday. it's western areas where the cloud and rain gradually moving in. this is where we'll have the strongest wind

menna fitzpatrick, with guide gary smith, and brothers neil and andrew simpson won bronze in the alpinee weather. here's matt taylor.

it was the second medal of the day for britain after menna fitzpatrick and gary smith took silver in all the sport from us for now. ,, ., , ., , that is all the sport from us for now. ,, , ., , ., now. stay with us, the latest from ukraine coming _ now. stay with us, the latest from ukraine coming up. _ welcome back, you are with breakfast. —— kvist. let's get up to date with everything that has been happening overnight in ukraine. danjohnson is here to run through the details. this is the 11th day of russia's invasion of ukraine. let's try and give you an idea of where things are up to. you can see here on the map of ukraine as things stand russia has yet to take control of ukraine's two biggest cities, the capital kyiv and the industrial city of kharkiv here in the east. kherson here in the south is so far the only major city to fall into russian control. and as we zoom in we can see here the key port of mariupol, home to more than 450,000 people who are facing a desperate situation as russian forces continue to besiege the city. a humanitarian corridor was due to be created here a

britain�*s menna fitzpatrick and her guide gary smith claimed bronze in the visually impaired super combinedlet�*s go and get the weather now. good morning. it is a cold start wherever you are, —6 across scotland and northern england, but there is also a big difference between the northern isles and the highlands. this morning it is chilly but dry for most, a few showers across the south—east will fade and most of us will see some sunshine today. it will see some sunshine today. it will not be warm. we are starting off with cloud across england and wales, it will continue to break up and drift north through the day. the breeze is also going to pick up as well and by the end of the afternoon, it will be windy across western parts of scotland, northern ireland and areas adjacent to the irish sea. inland, these white circles represent average wind speed so you can see it is breezy, not much more than that. no heatwave in respect, 7—9 , feeling nippy if you are out and about today. this evening and overnight under clearer skies, temperatures will fall away. areas of cloud pushing north and it is