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freezing in the men's slalom. tricky slopes for them. the tall man clement noel slithering his way through the gates was sixth heading into run number two, his combined time of 1:09.44. it's the color gold like his helmet. his long legs were like pistons navigating that course. it's frapnce's first gold. he edges out johannes scholes by .6 of a second to take the gold. in free ski slopestyle final action, it's team u.s.a. taking the top two spots on the podium. alex hall grabbing gold. nick goepper grabbing silver and sweden got bronze. goepper has two silvers and a
in the town of erftstadt in germany, whole houses have been submerged and a landslide has demolished parts of the town. 0ur correspondent, jenny hill, spent the day there. the ground just fell away. this is the town of erftstadt, where overnight houses collapsed as the water gushed in. another shock for a country reeling from the enormity of its loss. it happened so fast, one official said, there was no time for a warning. rescuers rushed in, but this morning, the authorities here said people trapped in their homes were calling them for help, and in many cases they just couldn't reach them. those who did make it out came to shelters like this. we metjohannes here. he and his wife were winched to safety last night. he arrived barefoot and soaking wet. what were you thinking as they winched you up, i asked. "i had to leave my cat behind," he says. johannes has lived here
was the _ evening and have two youngsters. it was the split vote in our household, withjohn _ was the split vote in our household, withjohn and johannes is was the split vote in our household, with john and johannes is the first same-sex— with john and johannes is the first same—sex male company but rose, the first deaf— same—sex male company but rose, the first deaf contestant to take part and then — first deaf contestant to take part and then go on and win it and the contestants were crying and the judges — contestants were crying and the judges were crying and anton said he couldn't— judges were crying and anton said he couldn't even look at rose because he would _ couldn't even look at rose because he would have burst into tears and i think— he would have burst into tears and i think maybe the tears are related at the other— think maybe the tears are related at the other news going on outside and we will— the other news going on outside and we will miss it in our household now it is over~ _ we will miss it in our household now it is over~ |t— we will miss it in our household now it is over. ., , , we will miss it in our household now it is over. . , , ,., we will miss it in our household now it is over. ., , . ., it is over. it has been so nice to watch them _ it is over. it has been so nice to watch them dancing _ it is over. it has been so nice to watch them dancing together i it is over. it has been so nice to i watch them dancing together and it is over. it has been so nice to - watch them dancing together and that quite famous moment where the trend of the music and 20 seconds of dancing to the public to get a sense of what it might be like for rose who can't hear the music to find out
at sutton in south london, in which four young boys died, has been bailed. the 27—year—old, who was arrested on suspicion of child neglect, will return to a south london police station in mid—january. aston villa's match against burnley is the latest premier league game to be postponed due to coronavirus. that leaves just one match due to take place in the premier league today — with leeds united facing arsenal. and, after a] 0dudu bows out of tonight's strictly final, will it be rose and giovanni orjohn and johannes who win the glitterball trophy? good afternoon. there's a warning that tougher covid restrictions may need to be brought in "very soon" in england to avoid hospital admissions potentially peaking at around
fed up. having a disabled loo as my green room because the green room is up two flights of stairs, so "we thought we would put you a mat down on the floor here in the toilet." jack, what is the state of the industry for deaf and disabled talent? it's pretty abysmal, right now. there is exclusion everywhere. the efforts being made to solve that exclusion are pitiful. is seeing somebody like rose on strictly — is that enough? it's not enough, but it is glorious. rose isn't the only contestant this year breaking down barriers. john and johannes are strictly�*s first all—male couple. i was wondering how you both feel about being part of what is definitely the most diverse strictly final that there has ever been. it's an honour, you know? to be part of this — we've got rose representing the deaf community, aj is a proud black woman.
understand how serious things are. the best thing londoners can do is get both vaccines and the booster jab. they provide extra layers of protection. football stadiums and shopping centres are among nearly three—thousand venues in england offering boosterjabs this weekend. some are open round—the—clock. a 27—year—old woman arrested after a fire at sutton in south london — in which four young boys died — has been bailed. aston villa�*s match against burnley is the latest premier league game to be postponed due to coronavirus. only one match will be played in the premier league today — that�*s leeds united v arsenal. and — after a] odudu bows out of tonight�*s strictly final, will it be rose and giovanni. orjohn and johannes who win the glitterball trophy? now on bbc news it�*s
it means the final tonight will be between the two remaining couples. aj offered her best wishes saying good luck to my partners in dance, john and johannes, rose and giovanni. i will be cheering you on, on one leg. david sillitoe, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah keith lucas. hello. for many of us it was a bit of a misty, murky started the day and things are not changing in a hurry through the rest of the weekend really, because we have got high pressure draped right across the uk, keeping things largely and settles, but largely trapping and a lot of low cloud and moisture, so some mist and fog patches and for some of us as we head into this afternoon, those fog patches will linger and especially for parts
aj between the two remaining couples, aj 0dudu offered her best wishes, saying, good luck to my partners in dance, john and johannes, rose and giovanni. i will be cheering you on. on one day. let's take a look at today's papers. the investigation into downing street lockdown parties dominates the front pages. the times says the inquiry is in "disarray" after simon case stepped down from his role leading the investigation. "they were all at it" is the claim in the mirror, after it emerged an event was held in mr case's own office in december last year. the telegraph suggests the revelation has "undermined" attempts by borisjohnson to move on from the by—election defeat suffered by the conservatives in north shropshire. elsewhere the mail is calling for covid self—isolation rules to be relaxed so that people only have to quarantine for seven days, rather than ten. the paper calls the current measures "lockdown by stealth."
really have gone on one. but i think rose has been outstanding, not just what she has done for the deaf community, but everyone raising awareness has been amazing. her couples choice routine has already won a lot of awards for tv moment of the year. that was the routine where the music stopped and they continued dancing. i was guilty, i used the word journey in my first question as well, i will try to avoid that word now. to go on tojohn and johannes, tell us about their journey. they have been amazing as well. they have not always been top of the leaderboard, sometimes middle, sometimes down at the bottom, but they have actually had the most 39s of all couples. they haven't quite got the a0 yet, but who knows what tonight will bring.
the efforts being made to solve that exclusion are pitiful. is seeing somebody like rose on strictly, is that enough? it's not enough but it is glorious. rose isn't the only contestant this year breaking down barriers. john and johannes are strictly�*s first all—male couple. i was wondering how you both feel about being part of what is definitely the most diverse strictly final that there has ever been. it's an honour. to be part of this, we've got rose representing the deaf community, aj is a proud black woman. and we are a same—sex couple but an interracial couple. itjust goes to show how far society has come. even though aj has had to pull out of the final due to injury, all three couples have shown that by expressing themselves through dance every single week, celebrating what makes them