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her first at these 2018 pyeonchang olympic games, the giant slalom.he best female skier on the planet came from behind after her first run passed the competition and promptly fell to her knees and wept. her best event slalom is just coming up tomorrow. shiffrin is in a place that bryce bennett would love to be one day. he had a very good showing for a 20-year-old at his first olympics in today's men's downhill. bryce told me moments after the race he is more focused on ever on getting back in four years but he said he made sure to savor this moment. >> that's got to be a dream come true. >> you finally get the opportunity to stand in the start and you have the bib on and you're at the olympics and you're like all the hard work and years of fries from not only me but my parents and people in the community and coaches in my career and everyone felt pretty good. >> now to some olympic news off the slopes. three-time gold medalist shaun white is trying to tamp down a growing controversy. after winning the snow pipe, he was asked a question about a sexual

that's the mascot of the pyeonchang 2018 winter olympics.s a white tiger, long considered korea's guardian animals. the first part of the name means protection in korea, supposed to symbolize a safe game, the last is the word for tiger and also the last letter of a traditional followic song of the province where the games are being held. the black bear is a mass cod for the upcoming paralympic games. still with nbc news later tonight including how all our northern california athletes are doing. >>> always worth noting the paralympics is always after the olympics. sign up for our daily newsletter. go to nbcbayarea.com, scroll to the bottom of the page and click on the "contact us" section, type in your e-mail and you're all well. >>> bay area responds to a woman out $200 while trying to better her career. >> what happened, chris? >> patty guerrero, she's in free month, works in a dental office paid $200 to attend a one-day seminar to help her better deal with insurance companies. when you who, in a medical office, that kind of thing is seriou

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tracy is in pyeonchang. >> teen usa, the two powerhouses of women's hockey. the gold medal games. the way it ended -- a 2-2 tie led to a shootout. and then, joslin lamoreaux davidson did it. >> she shoots, she scores. >> it was now up to maddie rudy to make it for canada. >> this was the end of an agonizing gold-medal drought. team usa last one gold in 1998. the first olympics to include women's ice hockey. canada went on to win four straight olympic titles. so, this time, the us team sequestered itself inside a florida ice rink four months of intense training. team forward, hand a brand had -- said the only goal was gold. >> everyone wanted the same thing so badly. it is going to be hard to stop them. >> that determination led to this opportunity. >> it was not a miracle on ice, these golden girls did not need one. been tracy, cbs news, pyeonchang. >>> that is the cbs evening news, and jeff floor. the news continues on cbs n. we leave you with a look at a massive traffic jam in china. it should make you feel a little bit better about your commute. 10,000 car

great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang.ry skier with a seventh—place finish in the men's 30km skiathlon, only slipping out of medal contention in the final stages as norway completed a predictable clean sweep. it was the north korean cheerleaders who stole the show in the arena, though.

great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang.he 27—year—old recorded the best result by a british cross—country skier with a seventh—place finish in the men's 30km skiathlon, only slipping out of medal contention in the final stages as norway completed a predictable clean sweep. it was the north korean cheerleaders who stole the show in the arena, though. wearing matching uniforms of red, the army of beauties, as they have been called in south korea, performed perfectly synchronised routines and songs from the stands, much to the amusement of the crowds and press. breaking news coming in from russia. a couple of the news agencies, they are saying there seems to have been are saying there seems to have been a plane crash close to moscow, a russian aircraft with 71 people on board. it has gone missing from radar after taking off from moscow's airport according to the russian news agency, citing emergency services, 71 people on board. a plane crashing in the moscow region, we do not know exactly where, a plane flying out of one of t

he's been a dominant figure on the world cup skiing circuit but before pyeonchang his best olympic resulte action.

she's been testing out the track in pyeonchang on sunday.l three of her events in sochi. that left her tormented by cyber bullying and death threats. but the scot is determined to ignore all the haters and is a strong medal hope for great britain. think it's chilly in england? ? well, tonight's super bowl in minneapolis is forecast to be the coldest on record as the new england patriots face

she's been testing out the track in pyeonchang on sunday.t's been four years since she was controversially disqualified from all three of her events in sochi. that left her tormented by cyber bullying and death threats. but the scot is determined to ignore all the haters and is a strong medal hope for great britain. think it's chilly in england? 7 well, tonight's super bowl in minneapolis is forecast to be the coldest on record as the new england patriots face the philadelphia eagles. the game is indoors, but officials are still sending a warning to those attending in minnesota, especially as the tightened security measures could lead to longer waits to get inside. on the field, the patriots are looking for a record—equalling sixth super bowl title, which will give their star tom brady more wins than any other player. the eagles have only appeared in the super bowl twice, losing on both occasions. the super bowl is live on the bbc tonight, on bbc one from 23:15pm, straight after match of the day two. that's all from sportsday. we will see yo

he's been a dominant figure on the world cup skiing circuit but before pyeonchang his best olympic resultas slalom silver in 2014. nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action. his trademark start is brilliant, and powerful. listen to the sweet sound of him carving his way down the mountain. marcel hirscher already had 55 world cup wins before today that his two gold medals here strengthened his claim to be regarded as the best mail ski racer of all time. the 28 your old one by 1.27 seconds from the norwegian, kristoffersen. the norwegian struck early with a brilliant first run as he claimed gold in the slope style. the american took silver. and abramenko took gold in the aerials context abramenko took gold in the aerials co ntext — — abramenko took gold in the aerials context —— contest. there was less than a half a point between him and the chinese, took silver. roger federer has called this "one of the best weeks of my life" after winning the rotterdam open and reistating himself as world number one for the first time since 2012. the 36—year—old, is now the oldest number one in history

welcome to the programme where we start with the winter olympics with tuesday's action underway in pyeonchangeing the mixed curling bronze medal contest kicking things off. but on monday it was the outdoor events suffering with strong winds impacting on many athletes‘ performances. those winds really affected the women's slopestyle snowboarding final, an event that was run as a straight final after winds forced the cancellation of the qualifiers. nearly all the athletes tumbled at some point as brutal sidewinds made jumps almost impossible to land. the defending champion jamie anderson played it as safe as she could and won with a score that would have only been good enough for bronze in sochi. i tried to kind of weight and take a moment before i dropped in and it seemed like the flags weren't moving too much but as soon as i dropped in i was like, oh, no, too much but as soon as i dropped in iwas like, oh, no, there too much but as soon as i dropped in i was like, oh, no, there is some wind. when we all signed up for snowboarding, it wasn't always bluebird perfect sunny days like we get in c

welcome to the programme where we start with the winter olympics with tuesday's action underway in pyeonchangmedal contest kicking things off. but on monday it was the outdoor events suffering with strong winds impacting on many athletes‘ performances. those winds really affected the women's slopestyle snowboarding final, an event that was run as a straight final after winds forced the cancellation of the qualifiers.

now to the action at the winter olympics in pyeonchang, where day 11 is under way, but there was doublerway on monday. their men won the large hill team ski jumping event on day ten, while havard lorentzen won the men's 500m speed skating final. the real drama though came in the two man bobsleigh. where for the first time since 1998, there was a dead heat for first place — as rob heath reports. three is a crowd, four is decidedly cosy, but squeezing onto a podium is easy compared to this. the two man bobsleigh, decisively tight and a finish that was even tighter. the german pair set the pace, at their final runa german pair set the pace, at their final run a guaranteed them either silver or gold and mental would take the bonds. ca nada's silver or gold and mental would take the bonds. canada'sjustin kripps and alex kopacz marginally slower than the germans on their final run. two man bobsleigh, four gold medals. if bobsleigh seems hairy, how about this? a spectacular final leap secured norway gold in the men's large hill event, a second gold for norway on the ski slopes. and they we re

one to look out for is the yearly ice fishing festival close to the olympic site in pyeonchang where locals use rods, traditional lures and even their bare hands to catch trout from the icy river. it runs every year throughout february so wrap up warm. that is it for this week but you can join us next week on the travel show when... christa is in norway as she takes a journey along one of the world's most spectacular rail lines in search of the roots of norwegian music. it is the kind of sound of nature. this is great. and don't forget, if you want to follow us on the road you can sign up to our social media feed. until next time, from me carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in seoul, it is goodbye. hello there. if you were in the sunshine outside the wind yesterday, it didn't feel too bad. but it will get colder — not necessarily today. in fact, it will be pretty much the same as yesterday. we have a stronger wind in the south. but the wind is getting stronger and the air is getting colder as we pull this cold air in from eastern europe into next week. so, yes,

among the thousands of media members in pyeonchange... >>> the largest venue at the olympics. >> it is an ice rink? >> no. >> among the thousands of members, our very own, garvin thomas. >> reporter: you'll find venues like bthe bobsled track and the sky jump tower frm it doesn't host a single event. it is this one. it is the international broadcast center and it is huge. more than 500,000 square feet, working space for more than 6,000 journalists from around the world. you name it they are here. 24 hours a day for the entire olympics. this building is buzzing, broadcasting more than 4,000 hours of olympic coverage to every time zone in the world. this takes place in this building and the nbc thomas area is here as well. nbc is the biggest tenant with more than 2,500 employees in pyeongchang. as one of them my job is to keep you up to date on all of the happenings here including how your local athletes are doing. we'll have all of the development ts for you tonight on nbc bay area news after the olympics. back to you. >> can we go meet him for the last few days? >>> okay. let's talk ab

one to look out for is the yearly ice fishing festival close to the olympic site in pyeonchang, whereds, traditional lures and even their bare hands to catch trout from the icy river. that's it for this week, but i hope you can join us next week on the travel show when... christa is in norway, as she takes a journey along one of the world's most spectacular rail lines in search of the roots of norwegian music. it's kind of the sound of nature. fiddle plays. this is great. and don't forget, if you want to follow us on the road you can sign up to our social media feed. hello. winter refuses to relinquish its grip across the uk, but notjust the uk, across the whole of europe at the moment. with that high—pressure still entrenched across scandinavia and the siberian air spilling right across europe, having such a dramatic impact. yes, we have got snow around at the moment and yes we still have weather warnings in force. those affected areas will be the far north—east of england and stretching down across the essex, kent and sussex coastline. we could see significant accumulation starting

to become the first briton to successfully defend a winter olympic title away from the action in pyeonchanger finals of the fa cup with a 4—0 victory over hull city. all the goals came in the first half, including two from willian in what was a very comfortable night for antonio conte's side. they'll be joined in the next round by leicester city. the only goal of their game against sheffield united coming in the second half from jamie vardy. that is all the sport for now. you can keep up with all the action on the bbc website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. we we re you in the next hour. thank you. we were hoping that elise christie's heat would begin whilst mike was speaking. he is an expert. we are seeing pictures from the centre there in pyeongchang. there has been a slight delay in we are —— there has been a slight delay and we are waiting for the start of elise christie's race. we will bring it to you as soon as it happens. ukip members will vote for or against sacking their current leader at an emergency meeting in birmingham today. the party's national executive

one to look out for is the yearly ice fishing festival close to the olympic site in pyeonchang whereand locals use rods, traditional lures and even their bare hands to catch trout from the icy river. it runs every year throughout february so wrap up warm. that is it for this week, but i hope you can join us next week on the travel show when... christa is in norway as she takes a journey along one of the world's most spectacular rail lines in search of the roots of norwegian music. it is kind of the sound of nature. fiddle plays. this is great. and don't forget, if you want to follow us on the road you can sign up to our social media feed. until next time, from me carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in seoul, it is goodbye. the advice is to keep track of the forecast because you may be surprised how much snow is heading your way over the next few days, and for some of us it will be troublesome week. the main message from yesterday and the last few days has not changed. disruptive snow is on the way, different parts will get it on different days. the cold air from

one to look out for is the yearly ice fishing festival close to the olympic site in pyeonchang wheretional lures and even their bare hands to catch trout from the icy river. it runs every year throughout february so wrap up warm. that is it for this week, but you can join us next week on the travel show when... christa is in norway as she takes a journey along one of the world's most spectacular rail lines in search of the roots of norwegian music. it is the kind of sound of nature. this is great. and don't forget, if you want to follow us on the road you can sign up to our social media feed. until next time, from me carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in seoul, it is goodbye. it is an increasingly wintry tale we have to tell, especially as we move into next week. our weather watchers got the best of the weather. this morning. if there was a bit of cloud around but lots of settled weather thanks to the influence of high pressure keeping the atlantic front is that they are from most parts of the british isles, though struggling to do so in the western isles, nort

. ♪ >>> good morning from pyeonchang and welcome to tonight's prime time broadcast presented by toyota to. let's get you right there. live at phoenix park, the women's olympic halfpipe final about to get under way. four americans in the field. head lined by 17-year-old chloe kim. first up is aerial gold. here to call it is todd harris and todd richards. >> 12 women earned the right to drop into the massive halfpipe. arielle gold will have the first run. only the best run counts and interest dog see how s

great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang.th place in the men's skiathlon — the best performance by a briton in an olympic cross country event. meanwhile — in the arena — north korean cheerleaders mesmerise the crowds with incredible synchronisation. and taxi by air. click looks ahead into the future of passenger travel. that's in half an hour, here on bbc news. a good afternoon, and welcome to bbc news. the government has threatened to cut off all state funding and help for oxfam, and other charities, if they fail to ensure that vulnerable people are properly protected. the international development secretary penny mordaunt has described as ‘horrific‘ the behaviour of some of oxfam's workers in haiti, who were accused of using prostitutes in the aftermath of the earthquake there in 2010. the chair of trustees at the charity says oxfam prides itself on being a transparent organisation working hard to improve the lives of the poor and has apologised unreservedly, saying "i share the anger and shame that behaviour like that high

one to look out for is the yearly ice fishing festival close to the olympic site in pyeonchang, where locals use rods, traditional lures and even their bare hands to catch trout from the icy river. it runs every year throughout february, so wrap up warm. that's it for this week, but i hope you can join us next week on the travel show when... christa is in norway, as she takes a journey along one of the world's most spectacular rail lines in search of the roots of norwegian music. it's kind of the sound of nature. fiddle plays. this is great. and don't forget, if you want to follow us on the road you can sign up to our social media feed. until next time, from me carmen roberts, and the rest of the travel show team here in seoul, it is goodbye. you are watching bbc news, let's return to the developing story in leicester. police have declared a major incident after reports of an explosion in the hinckley road area of the city. emergency services were cold just after 7pm this evening following reports of a blast. a spokeswoman said six fire engines had been requested, and it was being tre

the bay area tech giant that )s using pyeonchang as a test site for super high-speed connections.hat story and more -- i >>> bay area tech giant using pyeongchang as a test site for super high speed connection. that story and more on our 6:00 newscast. >>> more than 24 hours after being launched into space, the dummy behind the wheel of a tesla roadster is behind the belt. the dummy hitched a ride to space on the falcon heavy rocket by spacex. the roadster was supposed to orbit around mars for the next six month. spacex says it's projected to by pass mars and end up in the astroid belt. a live stream has attracted about 9 million views. >> please don't call him a dummy. i'm growing attached to him. >> star man, sir. >> they're also playing david buoy on a non-stop loop. >> what a great way to get kids inspired in science. if i was a kid, i'd want a tesla and to be an astronaut. >> thanks so much, jeff. >> thanks for joining us. savannah guthrie sitting in for lester holt next. >> see you at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, shocking allegations of abuse against a top member of president tru

he's been a dominant figure on the world cup skiing circuit but before pyeonchang his best olympic resultunds up the action. his trademark start is brilliant, powerful, and just listen to the sweet sound of him carving his way down the mountain. marcel hirscher already had 55 world cup wins before today but his two gold medals here strengthen his claim to be regarded as the best male ski racer of all time. the 28 rolled won by 1.27 seconds from the norwegian. the bronze seconds from the norwegian. the bro nze we nt seconds from the norwegian. the bronze went to france. norway struck early with a brilliant first run, claiming gold in the freestyle men's slopestyle. the american took silver and canada claims surprise their place. less than half a point between the ukrainian and china. roger federer has called this "one of the best weeks of my life" after winning the rotterdam open and reistating himself as world number one for the first time since 2012. the 36—year—old, is now the oldest number one in history and he thrashed bulgaria's grigor dimitrov 6—2, 6—2 in a one—sided final that last

great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang.inishing in seventh place in the men's skiathlon — the best performance by a briton in an olympic cross—country event. meanwhile, in the arena, north korean cheerleaders mesmerise the crowds with incredible synchronisation. brexit, how long president zuma can survive in south africa, and the winter olympics. that's all in dateline london in half an hour, here on bbc news. good morning and welcome to bbc news. there's a warning today that charities will lose government funding if they fail to ensure that vulnerable people are properly protected. international development secretary penny mordaunt has described as ‘horrific‘ the behaviour of some of oxfam's workers in haiti, who were accused of using prostitutes in the aftermath of the earthquake there in 2010. the charity is also facing new allegations about some of its workers in chad. andy moore reports. after haiti, now, new allegations about the behaviour of some oxfam workers in chad in central africa. they date back to 2006 and als

also in the next hour, great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang

also in the next hour, great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchangshing seventh in the men's skiathlon — the best performance by a briton in an olympic cross—country event. meanwhile, in the arena, north korean cheerleaders mesmerise the crowds with incredible synchronisation. on the run from the police in central mexico. the travel show explains all in half an hour, here on bbc news. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the government has threatened to cut off all state funding and help for oxfam, and other charities, if they fail to ensure that vulnerable people are properly protected. the international development secretary penny mordaunt has described as ‘horrific‘ the behaviour of some of oxfam's workers in haiti, who were accused of using prostitutes in the aftermath of the earthquake there in 2010. angus crawford reports. first haiti, now chad. one of the poorest countries on earth. new allegations that a number of oxfam workers paid local women for sex. the head of the mission was the man who five years later in haiti resigned after admitt

great britain's andrew musgrave makes history at the winter olympics in pyeonchang.formance by a briton in an olympic cross country event.

after more than a fortnight of competition, the winter olympics in pyeonchang have closed with a colourfulpped the medal table, followed by germany, but it's been a record—breaking games for team gb, with five medals, including gold for lizzy yarnold in the skeleton. our sports correspondent david ornstein looks back at some of the highlights of the games. in plummeting temperatures and gusting winds, the games began. only here it was so cold and blustery that events were disrupted, athletes blown off—course. for great britain, hopes were high and though initially podium places proved hard to come by, don parsons broke the seal before three medals followed on a glorious super saturday, including gold for lizzy yarnold, the first briton to defend a winter olympics title. not everything went to plan. notably for elise christie. commentator: christie goes down before they reach the very first corner. from near misses to underachievement. injuries, disqualification, disbelief. but in the end it was a record—breaking games for team gb. fuelled by unprecedented levels of investment, itself a sou

and team gb arrives home from pyeonchang after a record—breaking winter games for britain. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, could scotland's ryan wilson's six nations be over? as the number eight is sited over alleged foul play during saturday's victory over england. good evening. jeremy corbyn has laid out labour's approach to britain's trade relations after brexit. he says he wants the uk to enter into a permanent customs union with the european union, a deal which he says would put people's jobs and living standards ahead of what he called the ideological fantasies of the conservatives. he also said this would avoid the need for a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. but theresa may has already ruled out staying in the single market or a customs union, as our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. cheering and applause. bit by bit, piece by piece. a clearer view on brexit, ifjeremy corbyn was in charge. labour wants to keep our customs deal with the eu essentially the same for good. so, labour would seek to negotiate a new, comprehensi

an dry ross sorkin is live from pyeonchang, south korea south korea and co-hosts "squawk box." i read the article and it was very interesting and you noted, because i'm sure a lot of people say, is this legal is this constitutional could they do this you nope that stripe, paypal and other forms of payment programs, they already do this do you think it could pass legal muster >> look, it could pass as long as institutions make the choice independently, which is to say that they can't do it as a group. it can't be that jpmorgan or mastercard and visa call each other and say we're going to do this tomorrow together that antitrust lawyers would get involved in, and on an antitrust basis, it probably would not be necessarily on a discrimination basis. gun sellers are not what would be described as a protected class, if you will so, yes it can clearly be done legally. and in the conversations with so many ceos frankly over the last week, since this last tragedy, this school shooting, is what can companies do you hear so many ceos say they want to be -- have more responsibility, corpo

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specifically from over in pyeonchang. team usa falling just short in some of its biggest events. jansing will be joining us live as we look ahead to a real big deal, this lady, lipped a n vaughn in her first race of her final olympic games after the break. duncan just protected his family with a $500,000 life insurance policy. how much do you think it cost him? $100 a month? $75? $50? actually,duncan got his $500,000 for under $28 a month. less than a dollar a day. his secret? selectquote. in just minutes, a selectquote agent will comparison shop nearly a dozen highly-rated life insurance companies, and give you a choice of your five best rates. duncans wife cassie got a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. give your family the security it needs at a price you can afford. >>> we're more than a week into the winter games in pyeongchang. today, there is a familiar face on team usa set to race again following a rough night for other top u.s. athletes. chris jansing is getting a front row seat to all of us in south korea today. fill us in on what we missed overnight and the big ne

laura bicker gave us this update from pyeonchang.nd other north korean delegates as very impressive, as sincere. he also went on to say that they provided a warm climate for further dialogue and further unification. now when it comes to that wish, he has already invited the south korean president, moonjae—in, to visit pyongyang. that is something that he will have to mull over and will have to decide what kind of conditions he will put on that visit. meanwhile, president moonjae—in has confirmed that the us is open to talks with north korea. that is a significant development and a significant diplomatic breakthrough for president moonjae—in, because there had been this wedge between the us and south korea. south korea wants to pursue a twin approach to north korea. it wants to pursue this approach of maximum pressure and sanctions but it also wants to engage with the north, to talk to them. at the start of mike pence‘s visit here during the winter olympics, it seemed that was not something the us was willing to do. it now seems that

in sport, britain's winter 0lympians return from pyeonchang, with double skeleton champion, lizzy yarnoldif she'll go for a hat—trick of golds at the next games. all of that's coming up later. good morning. first, our main story. snow and arctic temperatures are expected across the uk for the rest of the week. the met office has issued both yellow warnings and more serious amber warnings for large parts of eastern england. up to 10cm of snow is expected today and as much as 20cm is predicted in some parts of eastern england, scotland and northern ireland by the end of wednesday. drivers are being warned they could face major disruption. more than 200 trains are no longer running, while british airways says over 60 flights have been cancelled. let's go to jane frances kelly who is ata let's go to jane frances kelly who is at a given hill were a snow emergency has been declared. what is the latest? at christmas scene, not the sort of thing you expect at the end of february. this arctic winds, arctic conditions p southeast in their grip. there is an amber warning, overnight, bands of heavy s

the first gold medals, both game in snowboarding, carl is following all the olympic action from pyeonchang, south korea south korea. carl >> reporter: day three of competition here the u.s. is doing especially well on mountain events, central snowboard slopestyle both men and women winning gold, four for four now, in both so much ir, and reg gerard is just 17-year-old from colorado, 5'5", 115 pounds, the youngest snowboarder ever to wince gold, and the first athlete to be born in the 200s to win a winter olympic medal. jamie anderson won in the women's. but the weather continues to be a get of a concern icy winds affecting cancelling some events. alpine skiing was postponed for the second consecutive day we talked to jamie anderson about how it forces her to be more creative. >> today with the conditions not being ideal, and a lot of wind, i somehow like stayed pretty calm and collected for me, yeah, i wasn't able to put down my most difficult run, but it forced me to be a bit more creative and compromise instead of a double nine, i decided to do a five, and focus more of my rails. >> it's

. —— pyeonchang. there was an inevitability about this, wasn't there?e start of the race after she was clips by one of her rivals. she fell awkwardly and looked in a lot of pain but was able to get up. the race restarted and she took part in the restarted race. she began very slowly but picked up pace as the race went on. and in fa ct pace as the race went on. and in fact on the last lap she came through and finished in second place in the qualifying spot. at that point we thought she had qualified for the next round on thursday. such a brave performance from her. she had to be carried from a track in pain afterwards. but then the cruellest of twists, because shortly after leaving the track it flashed up after leaving the track it flashed up on the scoreboard she had been disqualified for two penalties, for impeding her fellow athletes, disqualified for two penalties, for impeding herfellow athletes, after two falls in herfirst impeding herfellow athletes, after two falls in her first two vents, disqualification afterwards, she tried to make some sense

but one slice of history she will definitely achieve in pyeonchang is at that opening ceremony.r, when the 23rd games open tomorrow. she says the ceremony will mark "the beginning of the biggest two weeks of her life". it's an honour that i never really thought about, but actually means so much, because the flag represents the whole team and we as a team represent everyone in great britain who have watched us, who have supported us. you know, for parents to watch us on the tv screen, our grandparents watching at home, that is the moment when they say "great britain". your skin tingles. it will feel like for her at the opening ceremony. there's no roof on the olympic stadium in pyeongchang. it could be as cold as minus 10. so, organisers are installing wind shields — massive heaters — while those who brave the elements will be given, blankets and heat pads amongst other things to help keep them warm. but some of the athletes already saying they won't be attending because it is just too cold. let's talk about katie ormerod. british snowboarder, injured in training, quitea british

graham bell is in pyeonchang. it isa it is a bit cold, i'm afraid to say.s like but at this moment ahead of the opening ceremony, how is everyone feeling? there is a huge bundle of excitement and nerves but also they are all frothing, they are ready to perform, they've done thousands of hours of work and ready for those two minutes to show the world what they are made of an especially from britain, we are the underdogs in winter sport but also know that we are sending the most powerful and strongest team we ever have sent. there is that camaraderie about being united. we have talked so about being united. we have talked so much about the cold, the media gets excited about a thing and it seems to be the cold with this winter olympics. how much does it affect an athlete, we are talking about —10? affect an athlete, we are talking about -10? for the alpine skiers it was about —25 and they are going 80 mph so there is a huge wind—chill, the boys are covering every part of theirface the boys are covering every part of their face with tape and if you leave a ny t

and — team gb members have arrived home from pyeonchang — after a record—breaking winter games for britainwants the uk to enter into a permanent customs union with the european union. in a speech in coventry, the labour leader said he wanted a deal that gave full access to european markets — through a bespoke customs union — and ‘a new and strong relationship‘ with the european single market. labour says this was putting people's jobs and living standards ahead of ideological fantasies. our political correspondent chris mason has the latest. monday morning in coventry. gene-am lem; m». .h_.;;: r..re.f.—>.—. ..———.—.—..:—:;- fitted for key components, before being brought back to bmw's plant in warwickshire where it is drilled and milled into shape. once that process is complete, the mini will be sent to munich to be fitted with its engine, before ending its journey back at the mini plant in oxford for final assembly. if that car is to be sold on the continent, then many of its components will have crossed the channel four times. ;5;=;g;:;,; q‘s: giggled—z; —