buffer new zealand, we area other areas. buffer new zealand, we are a small country, a trading nation, and we need agreements like this to grow our prosperity. but if the united states was of the tpp, this should be adding a lot more cash into the coffers. do you think president trump will ever change his mind and rejoin tpp? that is very difficult to know the answer, but what we are pleased about is a good quality agreement has been signed by 11 countries. if the us wants to come back and to the agreement at some point in the future, that remains possible, but we have an agreement that will open up access to markets for our exporters and service providers, as it will for other countries. it is a high quality agreement now, and new zealand is proud to be a part of the. there is lots of talk will be —— that the uk will be interested in joining the revised tpp after brexit, are they welcomed? all countries who want to be part of the agreement are welcome to be there. we have to get it signed obviously and ratified first, b

ben stokes will fly out to new zealand tojoin his stokes will fly out to new zealand to join his england stokes will fly out to new zealand tojoin his england team—mates tomorrow after pleading not guilty tomorrow after pleading not guilty toa tomorrow after pleading not guilty to a charge of affray at a magistrates‘ court in bristol. and there‘s heartbreak for elise christie at the winter olympics as she misses out on a medal in the short track speed skating. good evening. we will guide to what is to come shortly in pyeongchang but we have to start with the return of the champions league and the first games of the knockout stage we re first games of the knockout stage were played the night and football reporter don bennett is here to talk through the evening‘s proceedings but let‘s see what happened in turin, as tottenham hotspur came from two goals down to draw 2—2 against lusty‘s beaten finalists, juventus. john watson watched the match. few sides at the european pedigree ofjuventus, few sides have and spurs‘ rattled. their big night beginning to unravel. spurs punishe

that aside england failed to get a firm grip as new zealand reached 196. but this is an england side with a reputation for revelling

that aside england failed to get a firm grip as new zealand reached 196. but this is an england side with a reputation for revelling in the thrill of the chase. alex hales for a time making it seem possible. but for that to happen they needed to keep their big hitters in the middle. and that in this series has been the of england. dawid malan offered some hope as well but this was england falling short. they may have reached new zealand but they have brought their t20 problems with them. that is all from the programme. highlights from the winter olympics coming up shortly on bbc two. i will have more sport throughout the evening. bbc news has learned that the commonwealth has begun considering who might succeed the queen as the head of the organisation. member states could choose anyone as the ceremonial leader, as the role is not hereditary. the bbc has been told 53 member states have established a high level group to look at how the commonwealth is governed — and it's been meeting for the first time today in london. our diplomatic correspondent james l

new zealand is currently 35—2. williams opened up to 3—0 lead, and... he held on to reach next round. williams is going for a third welsh open title, but his attention was elsewhere on tuesday, concerning earlier, spied williams. here's what williams said on twitter. in response, morgan hit back, —— calling williams a bully. the head of morgan, here's what he said afterwards. clearly you feel that jackson page, as a youngster, should have been here in the first place. he was there in the end as we turned out, we saw him through the brown too, but he felt he should've gotten there away, this talk other should not have been an issue? he's got in, and it is what is. but you said to darren, he has beenjackson page five times this season, in the tournament to determine who qualifies for the welsh open, so we knew what they had to do from the outset. you can ask me any questions today, about the tournament of the next match. a ceremony has taken place in beijing to mark the start of the tour of the limbic flag leading up to the city's 2022 olympic and par

the second one in new zealand. and there was a special guest at that one. two-month-old sebastian. >> try that one. >> yeah. getting some good distance. >> after promising his mother it was never going to happen, sure enough, zack and his family now live in new zealand. he works for the government. georgia at a recruitment agency. and sebastian is busy growing up. in 2014 we brought them back to japan for the first time since it all happened. >> my name is georgia. >> oh, georgia! >> georgia! >> this teacher and her students knew about georgia and zack. many here looked at their story as one positive thing that came out of that horrible tragedy. do you ever -- and this is a totally unfair question. do you ever sometimes sit together at night and say to yourselves, boy, if it hadn't been for that day would we be here? would we have sebastian? would we be in this life together? >> all the time. >> if someone would have told me three years from now you will be living in wellington. >> married to an american. >> married to a kiwi with a 2-year-old son. >> i wou

from new zealand to the netherlands... championships in the netherlands. finished just behind the united states. the medals will be won tomorrow evening. she has slotted back into the team very well. very well. weaknesses so getting that nice balance and she performed. balance and she performed. she will be very proud. the men went one better. they were fastest overall in qualifying for the team pursuit. will take on germany in the first round. that's a little later tonight. these are the live pictures from the coverage. coverage. bbc sport website and on the red button. button. men, the defending 0lympic champions going in the team sprint qualifier. russia's 0lympic membership has been restored. restored. games in south korea by the iocjudo state—sponsored doping. state—sponsored doping. during the games themselves, as originally planned. originally planned. samples in a laboratory, all very cloak and dagger. cloak and dagger. turns of the ioc, it was looking purely at sochi. purely at sochi. fail doping tests when th

one was english and one was from new zealand. and my character was living in new zealand with her family. and so they came to england and they found a casting director in the u.k. to find someone who looked quite similar to the girl that i ended up playing. and i was up for the part. >> stephen: what were you doing at 17? like, were you an actress? >> so, i had finished my school exams, and you see, contrary to what people often think about me, is that, people often think that i must have all these, you know, diplomas, and you know, things, and rubber stamps next to my name, and crests and things, and training, and all this kind of pedigree. i left school at 16, and i went to work in a delicatessen, to save money to get the train to london, to go on auditions. so i was working in a delicatessen, saving money to go to london to go on auditions. >> stephen: you were making sandwiches when you got the call? >> i was making sandwiches. so i was making sandwiches and i'd go to london and i'd do the auditions, and i'd go back to the de

and in sportsday on bbc news, ben stokes will fly out to new zealand tojoin his new zealand team—mates tomorrow after pleading not guilty to a charge of affray at the magistrates‘ court in bristol. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the former football coach, barry bennell, has been found guilty of multiple sex offences against young boys in the 1980s. bennell, who's 64, had denied 48 charges, including indecent assault and serious sexual assaults, but the jury convicted him on 36 counts and has asked for more time to consider seven others. during the trial, prosecutors described him as a "predatory paedophile", who molested young boys on an "industrial scale". well, danny savage is at liverpool crown court for us this evening. danny. this was a trial which lasted for five weeks. the jury went out last thursday and returned this afternoon with some, but not all of their verdicts. as those guilty verdicts we re verdicts. as those guilty verdicts were read out, barry bennell, the charismatic football coach who had used his position to molest young boys, shook his head and

saw new zealand win two medals today. hadn't won a medal since 1992. for jamie anderson with the silver from the u.s. joins kelly clark and shaun white, only olympic snow boarders with three medals. and after the silver, she spoke with tina dixon. >> gold medal for jamie andersen in slopestyle. a silver medal in big air. jamie, what a day, what an incredible day of riding. just give us your take. >> yeah, today was beautiful. all of the girls are, honestly so impressive. i came to do a front 10 and a cab 9. i was so happy to put those down first two runs. and on my last run, i really wanted to get cab 10. which i haven't really landed yet. but it is close. just ended up going a mile down the landing. but i'm so happy. i mean i can even believe it. i am so proud of anna. she has been riding so well for years. and just, pushing all of us girls. and, and i'm stoked. >> to come to the olympics and win a gold and silver medal, that's big. how much does that mean to you? >> honestly, i am tripping. like i am so grateful. i got a gold. i like silver. i like i

and a narrow victory for england over new zealand in hamilton but they still fail to make the t20 tri series final. rochdale scored a dramatic equaliser in injury time to earn a 2—2 draw with tottenham and a money spinning fifth round replay. league one's bottom club looked to be heading out of the competition after trailing to the premier league giants but then came a thrilling late fightback. joe lynskey reports. a pitch more like a beach. this was watch dale 0 week ago, but they have been busy. the mud might have helped them take on spurs, that this was their day in the spotlight and they wa nted their day in the spotlight and they wanted it smart. in the league rochdale sit bottom of the third tier and were not supposed to come here with momentum, but the league one side could have had an early penalty. spurs had to improvise to handle them. in truth the premier league side were not at their peak, they had made 11 changes and their back—up striker was short of form. you have to take your chances to stay in this team. in the first have dale sensed an opportunity. henderson! ian

while the hosts relied on a tall man new zealand looked to a grand home. colin degrand home has the fastest strike rate in t20 cricket. despite his unbeaten 38 the kiwis could only post 117—9. surely that wouldn't be enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in15 enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in 15 over, debutante d'arcy short didn't last long and neither did captain david warner. new zealand had a foot hold in the game but big blows from maxwell eased the aussies to victory. 0n but big blows from maxwell eased the aussies to victory. on this evidence england have plenty to fear in this format when the two rivals meet in tasmania next week. britain's evie richards collapsed after living up to her favourite billing by winning the women's under 23 title at the cyclo cross world championships. richards won the title in 2016 and finished third last year. she was carried to the medical tent, but recovered to stand on the podium at valkenburg in the netherlands. ben tulett made it back to back world title wins for britain in the men'sjunior race. he follow

israeli legal activists have filed a lawsuit against two new zealanders one of whom is jewish herself that is because they apparently influenced the pop star lord to cancel a plan to gig in tel aviv and he has. late last year the new zealand pop star norwood announce that she was canceling a performance that she was scheduled to have given here in tel aviv in june of this year now it seems as if her announcement was made following an open publication of acorn by two new zealanders urging her to boycott the country lord posted her response on her twitter feed noted been speaking with many people about this and considering our options thank you for advocating me i am learning all the time to now is really activists are suing those two new zealanders in what appears to be the first lawsuit filed under a controversial israeli anti boycott law the law goes back to two thousand and eleven and it could open the door to civil lawsuits against those calling for a boycott of his role including of lands it's occupied if it can be proven that that call knowingly a lead to a boycott now the noise

>> it is incredibly important for new zealand and new zealanders to manage inflation. i am just old enough to remember when new zealand had double-digit inflation, it is not something that hits are people very well. we want to look at the overall health of the economy. we are undertaking a review at the moment to see how it can continue to support the productive economy. we will keep the inflation target, but we will also look to aroundce new objectives maximizing employment and making sure that the real economy is bordered by what we do in monetary policy. juliette: you have had a model that has worked so well, why tinker with that? >> there are other aspects of how the new zealand economy operates that we want to be able to support. we want a more productive economy in new zealand and move people away from investment in the productive sector. we want every path in the economic apparatus playing its role. i do think it is important that is playing its role across the board. what we do in terms of fiscal the macroeconomic environment matters as well, but we want moneta

has been held in the new zealand city of christchurch to mark the seventh anniversary of a deadly earthquake prime minister paid tribute to the families of the hundred and eighty five victims she also announced new mental health funding affected by the earthquake increase and the first baucus than supreme court has banned for more prime minister nawaz sharif from his position as head of the ruling party sharif was barred from holding public office of a corruption allegations last july the decision has created political turmoil ahead of senator elections and could ensure real politics. donald trump says arming teachers could prevent school shootings like the one that left seventeen people dead in florida last week the u.s. president was speaking at an emotionally charged meeting in the white house attended by some forty students teachers and families affected by the february fourteenth massacre. in just a few hours a larger muse high's administrative court is set to hand down a landmark ruling that could lead to a ban on diesel cars in major cities the kiss was started by an environmental gro

england lost a thrilling first one day international against new zealand. the kiwis chased down 285 to win with four balls to spare in hamilton. ben stokes was making his first appearance since he was charged with affray and although he made just 12 he helped an england fightback with the ball taking two wickets. tom latham for 79, then got colin de grandhomme cheaply caught behind by jos buttler. new zealand won by 3 wickets — mitchell santner finishing it in style in the final over. now, in athletics, the glasgow indoor grand prix has taken place today. in the men's 60 metres, there were four brits in the final but adam gemili, cj ujah, ojie edoburun and reece prescod all finish outside the first three places. china's bingtian su was the winner. in the women's 60 metre final, britain's dina asher smith went into the race in fine form with a personal best in the heats but she was pipped by the ivory coast's marie—josee ta lou on the line — just two hundreths of a second ahead of asher smith there's was some british sprinting success though with paral

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zealand's, albeit potentially new zealand's, albeit potentially new zealand light. but as a coach gregor townsend is growing. he's the most inexperienced of the bunch and he's trying it on for size that little bit, withjustification. if england's macro art of side half the time they are doing theirjob properly. england have talked about being defensively strong for a long time and not quite delivered yet. we will see how they go tomorrow. stay with us. talking about the calcutta cup, what a trophy it is, it's not just the six nations teams are playing we've got the triple crown of course, a nice piece of silverware. tonight in marseille france and italy are playing for the giuseppe garibaldi cup, but there is nothing but the history of the calcutta cup. asjohn watson explains. here we are in the heart of the world would museum at twickenham this is what it's all about, those historic matches between scotland and england, the calcutta cup. why is it called the calcutta cup? phil mcgown is the curator of the world of rugby museum. how is it got its association with ca

ben stokes will fly out tomorrow to new zealand tojoin up with the england cricket team. he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of affray at magistrates in bristol this morning. his case was adjourned to bristol crown court on march 12th but he will not be required to appear in person, allowing him to appear in the remainder of england's winter tour. the ecb say: "any decision to include him in upcoming matches will be made by head coach trevor bayliss and the england management team. he is not currently being considered for the ongoing international t20 tri—series." england's hopes of reaching the t20 tri—nations final are hanging by a thread after they were beaten by new zealand in wellington. the black caps made 196—5. england fell 12 runs short and it means they've lost all three in the tri—series and need australia to beat new zealand in their next game to stand any chance of making the final. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. two men have been arrested after a car was driven into the front of a school in sheffield thi

after seven years to new zealand remains the one country to emerge from the so-called arab spring as a functioning democracy does it my greatest fear is the munich security conference schedule now we the country's foreign minister has to shine finally come off the resolutions and with some hope and a better future is. next on t.w. . germany state by state. the most common. cold was. the most traditional. find it all at any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by state on t.w. talk common. on freedom and home. where i come from the region is rich in history and style and talent. poor education. this makes it special difficult for independent. i see many of the young promising. now making a name for themselves. by the way some. with continue. their experience of freedom. is like unions. you can visit your car come back. if you want and i work. after seven years to new zealand remains the one arab country to emerge from the so-called arab spring as a functioning democracy or does it my guest here at the munich security conference is. the country's foreign mini

we are looking in america, australia and new zealand and all those other countries. absolutely. we know uk consumers really value the production standards of uk farmers. they have high welfare, they look after the countryside that people enjoy so much, and throwing the doors open to world trade outside the auspices of a close relationship with the eu would mean that products produced to very different standards in terms of welfare and environment would have much freer access into our markets. what we would essentially be doing is reducing the amount of british produce on shop shelves and increasing the amount of imported produce where we have no control over how that is produced and what the environmental and welfare impacts of that produce is. the headlines on bbc news: brendan cox, the widower of the murdered mp, jo cox, has resigned from two organisations set up in her memory after claims of sexual misconduct in the past. the education secretary says university tuition fees should reflect the economic benefit graduates will have to the country , ahead of a wide ranging review

the mountains of new zealand have a ready picked up of new zealand have a ready picked up over 250 millimetres of rain and the rain will continue as we move into wednesday but it will slowly picked out on thursday. with all of that rainfall falling we are likely to see some flooding. wind gusts well in excess of 70 miles an hour causing damage. power has been brought down and a number of people don't have power new zealand at the moment. thursday it will finally clear up as strong winds and heavy rain eased out of the way. at the same time there will be some torrential and even severe thundery downpours affecting queensland. risks of flash flooding as we go into thursday. temperatures picking up into thursday. temperatures picking up in the australian interior. across europe, we have a weather fronts moving eastwards across england. now on wednesday it is moving back westwards. a lot of cloud for england and wales. probably brighter in england later on. more sunshine in france and germany. cold easterly winds as well. that is a sign of things to come. next we will be bitterly cold. —— next

australia have won the t20 tri—series, beating new zealand by 19 runs on the duckworth lewis method this morning. with the australians chasing 151 for victory, the umpires called the match off due to a couple of spells of heavy rain with their score i2i—for—3. england‘s zak hardaker has had his contract terminated by rugby league side castleford tigers. australia have won the t20 tri—series, beating new zealand by 19 runs on the duckworth lewis method this morning. with the australians chasing 151 for victory, the umpires called the match off due to a couple of spells of heavy rain with their score 121—3. d‘arcy short top—scored with a half century for the aussies. england‘s zak hardaker has had his contract terminated by rugby league side castleford tigers. he was previously suspended by the club after failing a drugs test. britain‘s mark cavendish has pulled out of the abu dhabi tour during stage one after falling onto the same shoulder he broke in last year‘s tour de france. cavendish was concussed and sustained whiplash, and had to withdraw after five kilometres.

zealand by the end of the week. as a reminder of our top stories out there is south african president jacob zuma has been formally asked by the ruling and same party to resign president zuma said that he will respond to more. than germany social democrats are expected to appoint as a first ever female leader following the resignation of former party leader and candidate for chancellor. this comes amidst a party infighting a. new coalition deal with i'm going to miracles conservatives. don't forget you can always get d.w. news. from google plus still give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use it to satisfy and figures. out a quick look at what's still to come out what do you do when. over air pollution german government sets free public transport mobile with the business updates in just a minute. and i'll be back with the latest news update at the top of the i will get to. explain about moments before. the storms in so. it's all ab

china is enormous. deals with new zealand and countries like that. china is enormousm deals with new zealand and countries like that. china is enormous. it was a modestly successful trip. she was seen to be out there... i think the issue overshadowing the trip was this debate about is britain in a customs union or not or doesn't have a bespoke customs union? the international trade secretary said it wouldn't work to have the uk in a customs union with the eu because it would restrict written's ability to negotiate trade deals with countries like china. this nagging question that face theresa may, that she has refused to be clear on, what is the sort of end state and what does britain look like post—brexit, it continues to dog her everywhere she goes. the reason why she hasn't been clear is because she's balancing between brexiteers and supporters of soft brexit, within her cabinet and her own party. other signs that perhaps some of the european countries are beginning to recognise the dilemma that she and the british government face? perhaps there

zealand to resettle others has been rejected by australia's government which says as new zealanders have the right to settle in australia refugees would use new zealand as a back door into australia going back to the broader policy australia's government says rightly that there are millions of refugees around the world needing resettlement a year when the other men here any more deserving than any of them of resettlement in a rich country like australia what makes you any more deserving than someone stuck in a refugee camp in lebanon for example i know nothing to them. crisis in the war but when we arrived to a stranger was lovely when we arrived to australia there was no i.c.'s when we arrived to australia. there were still many millions of earth is not even that yet you know it's not mean that. it was through no government has this right to porch or ours is the way you see it as tojo's people in a very strong way to feel tortured yeah it is a port sure you know we have been on the torture scene they are torturing us you know we have been on the porch we have been under a systemati

england may have reached new zealand but they brought their t20 problems with them. france head coach jacques brunel has dropped a number of players who went out in edinburgh after the six nations defeat by scotland on sunday. scottish police questioned players at edinburgh airport after a report of a sexual assault during the night out, but found no crime had been committed. six nations top try—scorer teddy thomas is among those left out of the squad for the italy game on the 23rd february. the french rugby union described the players' behaviour as "inappropriate" saying "they did not respect their status as international players." footballer ryan mason has been forced to retire at the age ofjust 26. the hull midfielder suffered a head injury in a match against chelsea in january last year and has since taken specialist medical advice before deciding that it would be too risky to continue. mason started his career at spurs and won one england cap in 2015. manchester city are at basel and tottenham are in turin to take onjuventus as the knock out stage of the champ

all about concentration as you see that had been funded by ok now two events were they special for new zealand which hasn't won a problem medal in the last couple of decades who were the heroes for the kiwis the kiwis teenagers is. there was a double you know accomplished by teenagers the first one was sixteen year old zoe . not ok only sixteen she started when she was nine years old and there she is a double wide old cat is what you call the maneuver she's high in the sky right there in this you backed it up with a solid jump she was new zealand's youngest ever olympic medalist until hours later a male fellow country kiwi nico per tedious skiing halfpipe right there he scored a bronze and his focus was even crazier because he vomited at the top of his first two runs talked to a sports psychologist got his things together and he ended obviously on a strong point picking up broads to two medals only the third in new zealand's history of the winter olympics so that means the future looks bright and kudos to the youngsters for doing their duty to doing their base instructing this stuff ok

england next year. result today, it levels the result with new zealand. with new zealand. we will look back to the action. not a single snowflake in site here. time of year and england david villa hotter in this match. hotter in this match. fielding setting foundations for victory. ben stokes was at his very best. best. respectable target of 223 it never looked enough. looked enough. oh and morgan scored a half—century, as did ben stokes. a half—century, as did ben stokes. world should all facets of his skill. skill. something even more impressive than ben stokes. ben stokes. a one—handed catch giving batman £26,000. what a day. another catching germs with his winning runs. winning runs. perfect ending performance in every respect. there was a bit of a motion there, to be honest. to be honest. i was there at the end and didn't give it away. give it away. because that is where i have been working too. working too. all the training i have been doing at home. been doing at home. a really good feeling at the end. feeling at the end. sure i wasn't letting anyone died so

it kept him out of saturday's defeat by australia, and with the series now switching to new zealand, morgan did not bat in the nets before the game. jos buttler is again set to stand in as skipper, with batsmanjames vince keeping his place in the xi. new zealand captain kane williamson has a back injury and could also be absent that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, that's bbc.co.uk/sport, and i'll have more for you in the next hour. there's pressure on the government to withdraw the funding it gives to the charity following revelations its aid workers used prostitutes in haiti in 2011 in the aftermath of the earthquake. oxfam has announced it is improving measures to prevent sexual abuse cases. this is the story so far... this is a shudderingly awful tale, terrible on every single level. he was a 68—year—old man, using an oxfam villa to invite young women to use for sex in a country that had just been through a devastating earthquake. what bit of that was normal or acceptable? it is not normal or acceptable, that is what we

england beat new zealand in theirfinal match of the triangular twenty20 series but failed to qualify for the final against australia. the black caps go through with a better overall run rate. darvid malan‘s half century and captain eoin morgan's unbeaten 80 took them to 194/7 but new zealand knew reaching 175 would ensure their run rate was good enough but they fell two runs short of winning the match. bhuveneshwar kumar took 5/24 — the best bowling figures of his career to help india to a 28 run win over south africa. this match in johannesburg was the opening t20 international of a three match series and after being put into bat, india made 203/5 from their 20 overs, shikar dhawan with 72 while south africa could only reach 175/9. bubba watson claimed the genesis open in california by two strokes to become just the third person to win this event three times in los angeles behind the great arnold palmer and ben hogan. the american holed a bunker shot for birdie at the 14th hole as he moved towards a two—stroke win and 10th pga tour title. he made birdie again at 17 to finish o

i suppose the one that one thinks of our bubble is new zealand sheep meat because the new zealand sheep meat because the new zealand market was always totally dependent on britain back then. when we came back to brussels injanuary after the christmas break, there was quite a lot of worry about where the gaulle's position had now reached, whether he was going to veto the british membership and attention focused on a press conference that he was due to give in the middle of january. he was saying, we must ask ourselves, is britain really ready? i think we knew in our heart of hearts that he really was saying that he wasn't going to let us in. france's stated reason for denying britain membership is over differences in the agricultural policy. that final negotiation in the long room with the british delegation at the far end, french delegation at the far end, french delegation chatting amongst themselves and sort of giggling and not getting up and joining the others, it was very symbolic. you saw the french on one side and the fa ct saw the french on one side and the fact that the five who

but his side needed to restrict new zealand to 174 to get through. the kiwis finished on 192—4, which was enough to see them get through to the final. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. authorities in iran say that a passenger plane carrying 66 people has crashed. the flight, which took off from the capital, tehran, came down in the zagros mountains, in the south—west of the country, on its way to the city of yasuj. it was operated by aseman airlines. earlier i spoke to our bbc persian correspondent amir paivar about the crash. we don't quite know exactly what was the reason for the crash. we know the reason for the crash. we know the weather conditions in that area is very severely bad, but also the plane had a history of technical faults. it was grounded for seven yea rs faults. it was grounded for seven years because of technical problems. it was commissioned only recently again, but only 20 days ago on the same route it had to come back to the capital again because of a technical problem. so it does have a history

england have unbeaten in their match against new zealand. they need to win their next game to stand any chance of making the final. a 500 meter dash for durie, team gb‘s elise christie will compete this morning, she is tipped to win the first edition medal in the winter olympics in pyeongchang. snowboarding sensation chloe kim produced a stunning performance to win gold, atjust 17 with a score of 90 point to five footer final one, she is a big hit with the home fans because of her south korean fans. marcel here should won the men‘s combined event after a thrilling slalom show. he was at the top of the leaderboard, we will bring you the leaderboard, we will bring you the results from the 500 metre race involving elise christie shortly after 10am. see you then. holly, thank you. inflation figures are out — they measure the rate in which the price we pay for goods and services is rising. andy verity is here to explain everything. i am supposed to. this is measured by the office for national statistics you look at a basket of goods and ser

day 11 of the winter 0lympics new zealand. day 11 of the winter olympics is under way and of course, you can get all the latest on our website. there it is. great britain, ican website. there it is. great britain, i can tell you, have already won their men's round—robin curling match up against norway by 10—3. great britain, a victory there in the first of the men's round—robin. also, canada, the republic of korea and switzerland. but from me, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. once again, ijust want to bring you up to date with how we see the weather developing right across the british isles in the coming days. and i think there will be something of a transformation for many of us as early as today. a much brighter day for central and western parts compared to monday, simply because monday's weather front slowly but surely is easing its way over towards the north sea but not quite completing the job, and that's quite important because it gives leaden skies for tuesday. the last of the mild air trapped with t

they slumped to their third defeat in a row, this time to new zealand. losing by 12 runs in wellington. meanwhile ben stokes will fly out to new zealand tomorrow to join up with the team. he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of affray at magistrates court in bristol this morning. his case was adjourned to the crown court on march 12th... but he will not be required to appear in person, allowing him to play in the remainder of england‘s winter tour, although not in the current t20 series. france head coach jacques brunel has dropped a number of players who went out in edinburgh after the six nations defeat by scotland on sunday. scottish police questioned players at edinburgh airport after a report of a sexual assault during the night out, but found no crime had been committed. six nations top try—scorer teddy thomas is among those left out of the squad for the italy game on the 23rd february. the french rugby union described the players‘ behaviour as "inappropriate". "they did not respect their status as international players." footballer rya

on the north of new zealand well the civil going up about. to him going underground. the release the memo moment is upon us republicans are billing it as some kind of silver bullet revealing political corruption at the highest levels of the department of justice and f.b.i. the democrats on the other hand and their supporters in the liberal media call it a distraction finally the public will decide here's what people have been saying about redacted in the. bill the show i go out of my way to you know. really packed a punch. is the john oliver of a party america is doing the same we are apparently better than. the c. people you've never heard of love back to the night i'm president of the world bank . seriously send us an e-mail. welcome back to go through some of the week stories now is the broadcast of a liberal democrat member of parliament lembit opaque and you go ahead cuts i had to run out during the break to get a haircut anyway when he had think of dollar drops or p.s. morgans or whatever state of the union address very impressed. everybody anyone who loves them

but his side needed to restrict new zealand to 174 to get through. the kiwis finished on 192—4, which was enough to see them get through to the final. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. a committee of mps has warned that a ha rd a committee of mps has warned that a hard brexit could mean higherfood prices for consumers. they said a failure to get the free trade deal with the eu could be devastating for farmers. here is joe with the eu could be devastating for farmers. here isjoe line. the peas and bucolic splendour of uk farmlands could be dramatically upset if britain fails to get a comprehensive free trade deal post brexit. a key group of mps says consumers might also end up paying more forfood if consumers might also end up paying more for food if the uk consumers might also end up paying more forfood if the uk reverts consumers might also end up paying more for food if the uk reverts to world trade organisation rules. the environment, food and rural aff