unbelievably, the 18—year—old driver sophia florsch, survived — doctors used bone from her hip to repairust over a month on, she's looking forward to getting back behind the wheel and she's been speaking to jo currie about her experience. it was the moment the world held its breath. teenage german driver sophia florsch surviving this dramatic crash, that could've easily ended her career and possibly her life. it was a miracle. it happened quite fast. i had a top speed in kilometres of 375. yes, some weeks later i can do nearly everything again, so for me it'sjust to be happy and continue, and see positive. sofia was taking part in a formula 3 race in macau when her car collided with two others, catapulting her through the air, over the safety barriers and into an advertising hoarding. amazingly, just one month on, she's back home in munich preparing for christmas with her family and taking her recovery one step at a time. i remember everything from the crash. one of my first thoughts was to tell the team over the radio, i'm 0k, please tell my family. but it didn't work and when i was in

a month ago, at the formula 3 grand prix in macau, 18—year—old driver sophia florsch was lucky to surviveow she's looking forward to getting back behind the wheel, and she's been speaking tojo currie about her experience. it was the moment the world held its breath. teenage german driver sophia florsch surviving this dramatic crash that could have easily ended her career — and possibly her life. it is a miracle. it happened quite fast. i had a top speed in kilometres 275 and, um...yeah, but some weeks later i can do nearly everything again, so for me it'sjust to be happy and to continue and see positive. sofia was taking part in a formula 3 race in macau when her car collided with two others, catapulting her through the air, over the safety barriers, and into an advertising hoarding. amazingly, just one month on, she's back home in munich preparing for christmas with her family and taking her recovery one step at a time. i remember everything from the crash. one of my first thoughts was to tell the team over the radio, "ok, i'm ok, please tell my family."

teenage german driver sophia florsch surviving this dramatic crash that could have easily ended her career — and possibly her life. it is a miracle. it happened quite fast. i had a top speed in kilometres 275 and, um...yeah, but some weeks later i can do nearly everything again, so for me it'sjust to be happy and to continue and see positive. sofia was taking part in a formula 3 race in macau when her car collided with two others, catapulting her through the air, over the safety barriers, and into an advertising hoarding. amazingly, just one month on, she's back home in munich preparing for christmas with her family and taking her recovery one step at a time. i remember everything from the crash. one of my first thoughts was to tell the team over the radio, "0k, i'm 0k, please tell my family." but it didn't work, and then when i was in hospital, the first thing my dad immediately did was a selfie and sending it to my mum and my sister that i'm 0k. so you want to get back behind the wheel again. what are your long—term ambitions in racing? my goal is to get to f1 and have success there, and

and a miracle, that‘s how formula 3 racing driver sophia florsch described her survival and recoveryalso at from a crash at 170 mph. we will hear from her also at around 9:40am. i will be back with more on those stories. thank you very much, mike, see you soon. the us defence secretaryjim mattis has become the latest senior figure within the trump administration to resign from his post, citing policy differences with the president. it follows a decision by mr trump to withdraw the remaining two thousand us troops from syria — a decision opposed by military officials. kim gittleson reports. i, james norman mattis. .. generaljim mattis had long justified his decision to work under a mercurial president as a necessary one that gave him power to protect american troops abroad. but president trump‘s decision to withdraw us forces from syria was a step too far. in a letter announcing his decision, general mattis said he opposed president trump‘s signature policy — america first — and that he had concerns about the white house‘s ambiguous relationship with russia and china. for his part, pr