sunday morning edition of the papers — this mornings reviewers are journalist and broadcaster, rachel shabi ashworth, associate editor of the times. before the papers — sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's katherine downes. paralympics gb are celebrating their best ever winter games — after winning their first gold medal in pyeongchang. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe won the visually impared slalom — adding gold to the two silver medals and a bronze they'd already won. they'll be flag—bearers at today's closing ceremony. mille knight and brett wild won bronze in the same event — bringing paralympics gb‘s medal tally to seven. it's been absolutely astonishing, the way that this week has gone from quite low to extremely, extremely high. as soon as we crossed that finish line in the second race, my confidence got boosted, and from winning the bronze, as well, it was absolutely amazing to finish on a gold medal. and put in one of our strongest performances this week is beyond words. it has not sunk in and probably won't until we get back to the uk, and are back in o

this morning's reviewers are journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi and anne ashworth, associate editorthe times. good morning and welcome to bbc news. parts of the uk have been gripped with snow and ice, as the "mini beast from the east" has swept in from siberia. a number of met office amber warnings of a possible risk to life have been in place in south—west england, south—east and mid—wales and the west midlands. a number of met office amber warnings of a possible risk to life have been in place in south—west england, south—east and mid—wales and the west midlands all day, where five to 10 centimetres of snow is forecast to fall widely. police say driving conditions are poor, with no safe routes across the pennines and snow ploughs dispatched to the m62. lincolnshire police said up to 35 vehicles were stuck overnight in snow drifts on the a158 near edlington. meanwhile, airports including heathrow, gatwick, sta nsted and luton have urged passengers to check flight information before travelling due to possible disruption. restore evalds and meet —— bristol airport and east midlands a