in brazil, yolande mabika and popole misenga are within reach of the olympics. g and training in rio dejaneiro. yolande and popole both came from one of the areas worst affected during the congolese civil war. when they came to rio in 2013 for the world judo championships, they escaped from the team and made a bid for asylum. a local charity stepped in to help them continue their training here in brazil. they train in a favela west of rio. the facilities are basic. but their coaches are among the best. one of the biggest challenges for sensei geraldo was having to change their approach tojudo. that was the last day yolande saw her family. she doesn't even know if they are still alive. popole is now married with a one—year—old son. he is the stepdad to his wife's three children. now they both have just one mission. make it onto the refugee team and, perhaps, theirfamilies back home will know they survived. with just weeks to go, training has intensified. she does on average 240 lengths per day, including one hour in the gym on top of homework and school. there is

popole misenga. yolande mabika. they have qualified for the olympic games.e the team. she remained four seconds short of the qualifying time. but five runners from the kenya group have been selected. and their coach has been chosen to lead the team of refugee olympic athletes to rio. good morning. we've had a lot of frost and fog around this morning. the fog now starting to lived for many but not all. still some dense fog patches lingering for some for much of the data. prone areas are east wales, the midlands and the vale of york. if you're travelling, ta ke vale of york. if you're travelling, take extra care. temperatures in parts of mid wales as low as minus seven. it is still cold, still frosty. watch out for the ice risk we've had all morning. in northern ireland some bright spells and sunshine, the same across scotland. out towards the north—west, particularly the outer hebrides, thicker cloud some showers. you will find a weather front is not too far away and as it advances the cloud will thicken with persistent rain and strengthening winds. for the r

in brazil, yolande mabika and popole misenga are within reach of the olympics. fected during the congolese civil war. when they came to rio in 2013 for the world judo championships, they escaped from the team and made a bid for asylum. a local charity stepped in to help them continue their training here in brazil. they train in a favela west of rio. the facilities are basic. but their coaches are among the best. one of the biggest challenges for the senseir was having to change one of the biggest challenges for the sensei was having to change their approach tojudo. that was the last day yolande saw her family. she doesn't even know if they are still alive. popole is now married with a one—year—old son. he is the stepdad to his wife's three children. now they both have just one mission. make it onto the refugee team and, perhaps, theirfamilies back home will know they survived. with just weeks to go, training has intensified. she does on average 240 lengths per day, including one hour in the gym on top of homework and school. there is little time for much else. it