pyeongchang billed these as the games of new horizons.ut for lizzy yarnold, she was hoping to cover old ground, carrying the hopes of a nation headfirst at history. in hitting the heights, yarnold struggled with what felt like vertigo, dizziness, a chest infection. she somehow slid her way into second by her final run. lizzy yarnold next. the olympic champion. can she make history and win it again? it had to be inch perfect. every tap, every turn, a nation held their breath. they, and every athlete, were simply blown away. yarnold wins gold again! this was double delight for deas. laura deas picked up bronze, whilst yarnold later retired. she now has a ready—made heir. dom parsons' bronze was a first olympic medal for a male slider. the iceman. but on the snow, more british silverware would glow. they'd do it freestyle. izzy atkin nailed the rails and avoided the bumps on thejumps to win britain's first medal on skis. her bronze was added to by billy morgan. billy morgan, yes! but what goes up must come down. just ask elise christie. cras

you finished 17th in pyeongchang with room to improve — do you think the system has let you down by noting able to support you more? i don't really want to say let me down, but i do feel i have a lot more to give and i have not been given that opportunity to. but again, iam given that opportunity to. but again, i am going to support all my other fellow athletes who have the funding. it is just something other fellow athletes who have the funding. it isjust something i did not have any control over. do you think winter sports have shown here that it might be for people who are more well off first you have mentioned the amount already. they can't support a family that was already raising £15,000 a year from what for people that can not manage that? i don't think so, all the people who i ski with, everyone is working hard to put themselves on the slopes, parents working hard all the slopes, parents working hard all the time. we are all from the same background and i don't think it really matters where you come from 01’ really matters where you come from or how much money you have, to be ho

international olympic committee who this year welcomed back russia after leaving them out of the pyeongchangh a wada who in september did something similar. athletics is immovable. i have been talking to the president of iaaf, lord coe. immovable. i have been talking to the president of imf, lord coe. our philosophy from the very outset has been can we separate the clean athletes from the tainted system? so over 30 russian athletes are competing internationally. they are competing internationally. they are competing as neutrals. the remainder of that journey, which competing as neutrals. the remainder of thatjourney, which will be the reinstatement of the athletics federation, will depend on the full completion of that criteria. the big question, of course, is how long can this go on for? the russians have promised a wider that they will make available the samples in the lab by the end of this year and assemble themselves by the middle of next year —— one. that was good enough for wider but iaaf is less convinced that they will deliver on those assurances. the kenyan marathon runner eliud ki

bodies, like the olympic committee who earlier worked on russia back after leaving them out of the pyeongchanghletics is immovable, i've been talking to the president of them. the velocity from the outset has been kindly separate clea n the outset has been kindly separate clean athletes from tainted system, so over clean athletes from tainted system, so over 30 russian athletes are competing internationally, they‘ re competing internationally, they‘ re competing as neutrals, the remainder of that journey which will be competing as neutrals, the remainder of thatjourney which will be the reinstatement of the athletic federation, will depend on the full completion of the criteria. the big question of course is how long can this go on for? russians were promised that they will make available the data from the samples and the lab by the end of the year and the lab by the end of the year and the lab by the end of the year and the samples themselves up by the middle of next year, that was good enough for them, but the committee seems lest convinced they will deliver on those assurances. england are

first member of north korea's ruling family to travel to the south -- for the winter olympics in pyeongchang, would follow, in april.and in june-- the first-ever meeting between a u-s president and north korean leader, in singapore.president donald trump: we're ready to write a new chapter between our nations.president trump also met with vladimir putin in helsinki in july -- but prompted an uproar -- in response to a question about russian interference in the 20-16 u-s election.president donald trump: he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be.the following day, trump contended he misspoke -- and meant to say, "wouldn't."fears of a global trade war were fueled by trump tariffs on steel and aluminum --with china and u-s allies like canada, mexico and the e-u hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obama-era iran nuclear deal. but world leaders came together in paris in november, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also in europe -- angela merkel announced her curre

first member of north korea's ruling family to travel to the south -- for the winter olympics in pyeongchang, in april.and in june-- the first-ever meeting between a u-s president and north korean leader, in singapore.president donald trump: we're ready to write a new chapter between our nations.president trump also met with vladimir putin in helsinki in july -- but prompted an uproar -- in response to a question about russian interference in the 20-16 u-s election.president donald trump: he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be.the following day, trump contended he misspoke -- and meant to say, "wouldn't."fears of a global trade war were fueled by trump tariffs on steel and aluminum --with china and u-s allies like canada, mexico and the e-u hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obama-era iran nuclear deal. but world leaders came together in paris in november, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also in europe -- angela merkel announced her current, fourth ter

yes, we've had the winter olympics and paralympics in pyeongchang, the european championships, the commonwealthes and of course the world cup in russia. many truly believed that football was coming home. good evening. a rescue effort is under way in indonesia to try and locate any more survivors from a tsunami that's already known to have killed more than 200 people and injured over 800 others. the islands of java and sumatra were affected by the giant wave, thought to have been triggered by underwater landslides from an erupting volcano, anak krakatau. 0ur correspondent rebecca henschke reports from the area. a popular local tourist destination, now a disaster zone. the only road in, cleared to allow aid supplies to get through. people here now trying to piece together their lives. a work party to celebrate the end of the year. 0nstage, the stars of the night, a local rock group, in full swing. the next second, a wave engulfed the stage. the lead singer confirmed that four band members had died and that his wife is still missing. this coastline, where the band were playing, is now littered wit

yes, we had the winter olympics and paralympics in pyeongchang, the european championships, the commonwealth games and of course the world cup in russia, where many truly believed that football was coming home. indonesia says it will install a new tsunami warning system next year, after the failure to predict the waves that struck on saturday. the country's disaster agency now says at least a29 people were killed, and 150 are still missing, following the volcanic eruption and tsunami that swept through sunda strait. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra were forced to flee their homes for higher ground, as the tsunami hit coastal areas. charities say they're worried about disease spreading as supplies of clean water and medicine are dwindling. sameer hashmi reports from the coast of west java. three days after the tsunami struck indonesia, the country is slowly coming to terms with the scale of the tragedy. the government has now turned its attention to providing relief for thousands of people who've lost their homes. several such centres have been set up to collect

yeah, we had the winter olympics and paralympics in pyeongchang, we've had the european championshipscommonwealth games, and of course the world cup in russia, when many truly believed that football was "coming home". breaking news — a four—wheel drive carrying seven british tourists has crashed while crossing a bridge in iceland, killing three including a child, and critically injuring the others. reports suggest that four other people were in the vehicle, this is according to icelandic police. we will bring you more on this as we get it. three british tourists confirmed killed, one of them a child, and for others seriously injured. —— four others. any money is that, we will it to you. —— any more on that, we will bring it to you. more than a third of nhs hospitals in england have raised the cost of parking over the past year, with some patients and staff now paying double the price. several trusts have defended the higher costs, saying some or all of the money went back into patient care or maintaining car parks. car park charges have been abolished in wales and most of scotland, bu

it was presented at pyeongchang earlier this year.l is used, which is heavier than the usual one. it is not exactly a beach holiday type event. the court is probably difficult to move around, and you wouldn't be playing in a bikini. certainly no need for speedos. and finally, there will be plenty of you who may have over indulged yesterday, but have a look at this. this is american ultra—runner camille herron, who has set a new track record at the desert solstice invitational, in arizona, despite drinking beer and eating tacos for part of the race. she ran around a 400 metre track for 24 hours and beat her nearesr —— nearest competitior, a man, who could only manage five miles fewer. maybe that is the secret to marathon success. various hope for me, then.|j various hope for me, then. i might struggle, a thing. the legendary commentator told me he sometimes does the london marathon but stops for a couple of points along the way. i sometimes go in the running group which follows the trail, and on that 5—mile run you do at the stock, but

it was presented at pyeongchang earlier this year.pecial snow volleyball is used, which is heavier than the usual one. it's sort of blends into the background, they might be a bit brighter, that volleyball. and finally, there will be plenty of you who may have over—indulged yesterday, but have a look at this. this is american ultra—runner camille herron, who has set a new track record at the desert solstice invitational, in arizona, despite drinking beer and eating tacos for part of the race. she ran around a 400 metre track, for 2h hours and beat her nearest competitior, a man, who could only manage five miles fewer. maybe that is the secret to marathon success. ta cos ? tacos? and the beer, but that is not the case for all. other races do sometimes have a beer stop, especially the festive runs, and also the world's busiest race where you have 23 wine stops —— booziest. in keeping with your action man image, you are out yesterday as well. we always late betrayal with letters, 23 letters around the countryside, in the bushes, and the

first member of north korea's ruling family to travel to the south -- for the winter olympics in pyeongchangen kim and south korean president moon jae-in, would follow, in april.and in june-- the first-ever meeting between a u-s president and north korean leader, in singapore.president donald trump: we're ready to write a new chapter between our nations.president trump also met with vladimir putin in helsinki in july -- but prompted an uproar -- in response to a question about russian interference in the 20-16 u-s election.president donald trump: he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be.the following day, trump contended he misspoke -- and meant to say, "wouldn't."fears of a global trade war were fueled by trump tariffs on steel and aluminum --with china and u-s allies like canada, mexico and the e-u hitting back with taxes of their own.trump further rankled european allies by pulling the u-s from the obama-era iran nuclear deal. but world leaders came together in paris in november, to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of world war one. also i

. >> the winter olympics in pyeongchang saw north and south korea march together under a unified flagn 2006. they had a joint women's hockey team. >> boy, what a night it was. >> epic dramatic finish as women capture olympic gold for the first time. >> brings tears to my eyes. it's been an incredible last 24 hours. >> the world cup is officially off and running in moscow. >> the sports biggest spectacle more than lived up to the hype with close games from start to finish. >> it is absolute pandemonium in paris. >> it's been a very rainy end to it. >> reporter: at number three athletes using their voice. in august the nfl season once again started with president trump attacking players that kneeled during the national anthem and colin kaepernick remained out of football but did pick opnew sponsorship deal with nike. >> so don't ask if your dreams are craze ea, ask if you're crazy enough. >> lebron james was told to quote shut up and dribble by a fox news host. >> we will definitely not shut up and dribble. to so many kids who feel they don't have a way out. >> reporter: lebron announce

. >>> the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang saw north and south korea march in the opening ceremonyo countries yielded a joint women's hockey team. in that sport, team usa saw one of their biggest victories. >> coy, what a night it was. >> epic dramatic finish as the american women capture olympic gold for the first time in 20 years. >> brings tears to my eyes. it's been an incredible last 24 hours. >> the world cup is officially up and running in moscow. ♪ >>> sports biggest spectacle with thrilling high-scoring close games from start to finish. >> it is absolute pandemonium in paris. >> it's been an amazing world cup. it's been a very rainy end to it. but france the champions in an exciting finale. >> at number three, athletes using their voice. in august, the nfl season once again started with president trump attacking players who kneeled during the national anthem and a player who started the movement, colin kaepernick, remains out of football, but he did pick up a new sponsorship deal with nike. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy. ask if you're crazy enough. >> lebron james

. >> the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang saw north and south korea marching together under a unified06. the two countries fielded a joint women's hockey team. >> what a night it was. >> at the dramatic finish, american women capture olympic gold for the first time in 20 years. >> brings tears to my eyes. it's been an incredible last 24 hours. >> the world cup is officially up and running in moscow. >> sports' biggest spectacle lived up to the hype with thrilling games from start to finish. [ cheering ] >> it is absolute pandemonium in paris. >> it's been an amazing world cup, the champions in an exciting finale. >> at number 3, athletes using their voice. in august the nfl season once again started with president trump attacking players who need during the national anthem. and the player who started the movement, colin kaepernick, remained out of football. but he did pick up a new sponsorship deal with nike. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy. ask if they're crazy enough. >> lebron has always spoken up about social issues but in february he was told to shut up and dribble by a fox

. >> 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang saw north is south korea march in the opening ceremony togethernce 2006. the two countries yielded a joint women's hockey team and team usa saw one of their biggest victories. >> what a night it was. >> dramatic finish as american women capture olympic gold for the first time in 20 years. >> brings tears to my eyes. it's been an incredible last 24 hours. >> world cup is officially up and running in moscow. ♪ >> sports biggest spectacle more than lived up to the hype with thrilling high-scoring, close games from start to finish. >> it is absolute pandemonium in paris. >> amazing world cup. france fitting champions in an exciting finale. >> number three, athletes using their voice. in august, nfl season once again started with president trump attacking players who kneeled during the national anthem and colin kaepernick remains out of football but he did pick up a new sponsorship deal with nike. >> don't ask if your dreams are crazy. ask if they're crazy enough. >> lebron james has always been one to speak up on social issues but in february he was t

qualification was a compliced story but less complicated w her routine as she cruisedown the halfpipe in pyeongchang without sayg she finished the competition in a distant last plac n >>> ourber three high goes to the epic base running of one little league superstar when 3-year-old len niconix was told run home,id he the exact opposite. dad even tried to help him in his slomo jouey but he was n having it. it tk him nearly at minute bu lenix finally madet in dramatic fashion. >>> we'reown to the final two, and this logos t the who was hia eagles fan firing up subway riders before the nfc championship game when this happened. here's to him. >>> number two on our list of highs goes to james shaw who risked his own life in april during a deadly late night shooting at a waffle house e.outside nashvi after the shooting shaw raised more than 40$200,0 for the families of the victims that night and he rhtly was hailed as a hero across the country. >> this is the first time ie seen her since the incident. i actually tried to count the hairs on her eyelashes because i was like i almost didn't see you anymore.

it was presented at pyeongchang earlier this year.l is used, which is heavier than the usual one. and, finally, there'll be plenty of you who may have over indulged yesterday, but have a look at this. this is american ultra runner camille herron, who has set a new track record at the desert solstice invitational in arizona, despite drinking beer and eating tacos for part of the race! she ran around a 400—metre track for 24 hours and beat her nearer competitior, a man who could only manage five miles fewer. maybe that is the secret to marathon success. i would find it pretty track here after one beer! unlike those who do what we were talking about, the blues the booziest race. but the booziest run is the marathon of medoc which has 23 stops for wine! probably a few people that the marathon medoc yesterday without even leaving house! thank you very much, have a great boxing day, a busy day of sport. we will empathise and relate to this next story, this is part of our childhood growing up. for years, morecambe and wise were a much—loved

the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, butmarch. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his ten second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down, wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count, which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said... ‘i took my time' but that's not to say "i stalled it, like these knuckleheads are saying." we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. let's go back to our top story — millions of smartphone users in the uk have been unable to use their data services today after the 02 network suffered technical problems. we can speak to the chief executive of telefonica uk — the parent company of 02, mark evans. he's talking to us from 02's head office in slough. thank you very much for coming onto bbc news, mr evans. what is the situation now? well, the first thing i want to do is say sorry, sorry to our customers, because i realise that the mobile connectivity we provide is pivotal

a north korean state publication recently wrong pyeongchang refused to dismantle weapons until the u.sat to north korea. it pushed to ease sanctions but administration officials refused. >> the world remains united. and enforcing and implementing sanctions until the final fully verified denuclear united nations of north korea. >> u.s. officials are waiting on kim jong-un's annual new year's day address for indications of where north korea may stand in the process. . >>> it italy a value cannic eruption captured explosions on new year's day. now we're getting reports of the damage the earthquake in sicily caused. the 4.8 magnitude quake shook after mt. etna's eruption. the volcano spewed ash and lava in the area. homes and abandoned buildings were damaged and an 80-year old man was reportedly rescued from the rubble of the house. ten people suffered minor injuries. no fatalities reported. >>> new to indonesia where families are at the morgue waiting for the results of dna tests as they try to find lost hoved ones. the indonesian goment raising the death toll to 430 with about 1500 injur

the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, butn debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said... ‘i took my time‘ but that‘s not to say "i stalled it, like these knuckleheads are saying." that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. before you go, i‘m going to take us to downing street because we are just a theresa may‘s departure from the famous door. she will switch on the famous door. she will switch on the christmas lights. i‘ve no idea how long this is going to take, what do you think of that tree? we have some great ones here at mediacity, a big one on the key and some huge ones on the piazza. keep talking, she still hasn‘t appeared! i will not tell you what this reminds me of but talking about something where nothing is happening whatsoever! you have a rich history on this. if anyone should be doing it, it‘s you. you are the best in the business. so long as i do not have to sing! in a moment you will make vicki young sing hark the her

. ♪ but now i'm found ♪ was blind but now iee >> welcome to pyeongchang. >> gden once again. >> you areoks so good on you. >> we did it for the u.s. >> yes. gold f mikaela shiffrin. >> gold and silver looks pretty good on you. look at that. >> baby, it's gold outside. >> numbersix, oh! >> i heard you guys. i heard the entire crowd. >> he made himself proud and all of us proud, too. >> i feel honored to share my story with so many people. >> bringing it here at. the olym >> must be so special to watch. >> words can't descre it. >> one last time in the olympic downhill. in competing for my country. >> never bet aga. >> yes. >> cross-country gold medal fo the u.s.! >> amazing. amazing. >> you know what? gold medals, 23 gold medals. ♪ >> this morning a london hospital. >> literally they just tol me in my ear, it's a boy. >> no. >> i am not making up.'s fficial. >> louie arthur charles. >> we have a lot of people up with us this morning. it's a t wedding world eagerly awaits. >> wow! >> prince charles walked the bride down the aisle. >> i, meghan, take you harry. >> love changes lives. must

. ♪ was lost but now i'm found, was blind but now i see ♪ ♪ >> welcome to pyeongchang. >> jamie andersonn this event. >> yes! >> whoa! >> i was literally screaming. >> chloe kim reigns supreme in south korea. >> he just walked in. >> oh! >> gold looks so good on you! >> it's your color. >> did it for the u.s. >> yes. >> gold for mikaela shifrin. >> gold and silver look pretty good on you. >> baby, it's cold outside. >> this is number six. >> yes! >> oh! >> whoo! >> i heard you guys. i heard the entire crowd. >> he made himself proud, but he made all of us proud, too. >> i feel honored to share my story with so many people. >> the shibutanis bringing it here at the olympics. >> must be something so special to watch. >> words can't describe it. >> come on, missy! >> one last time in the olympic downhill. >> proud to have competed for my country. >> never bet against lindsay. >> yes. >> cross country gold medal for the u.s.! >> amazing. amazing. >> united states wins gold! >> you know what's better than a gold medal? 23 gold medals. ♪ >> focus this morning on a london hospital. >> literally

good fights, good spirits, butjust one victory against pyeongchang boys, and we need points, three draws fight. stokes spent time in the past few days in front of a disciplinary panel and they are both charged with bringing british cricket into disrepute. england are playing ireland in a crunch match at the hockey world cup in india. it is 3-2 at the hockey world cup in india. it is 3—2 at the moment into the final quarter, england snatching nearly any last five minutes before reading and on an actual scoreline would be enough to see england through from the group stage but it would end ireland's's hopes of a draw with the outside through and if either side loses, they are out of the tournament so not looking good for ireland at the moment. england would like they might go through. also live action at the barbican theatre in york many quarterfinals of the uk championship have just got under way. defending champion ronnie o'sullivan in action against martin o'donnell. he hasjust won o'sullivan in action against martin o'donnell. he has just won the third frame so is due— one of. on the ot