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Not gone down since because of other problems like covid outbreaks in china and that means at the moment businesses are trying to stock up for the busy christmas period. they are wondering what rates they will pay and whether they can get the goods at all. what that means for you and me is a crop christmas shopping may cost a lot more and we may have less choice in this vessel is a very powerful symbol of all that disruption. is a very powerful symbol of all that disrution. , ., ., ., before we go, some more olympic news, because tomorrow morning team gb s youngest ever summer olympian will be competing. skateboarder sky brown turned 13 just last month, she divides her time betweenjapan and the us, with her japanese mum and her british dad. last year she suffered skull fractures and broken limbs in a skateboarding accident. but she s made a remarkable recovery, as natalie pirks reports. we first met a long time ago ....
Looking up at them now, and you know, in years to come we ll see their legacy, but i m just pleased to have played a part in the fact that i hope that i ve inspired these three in particular, but anyone else, to do what i feel they can do, and you know, records are there to be broken. from one track to another. britain had won gold in the men s team sprint at the last three games, but forjason kenny, jack carlin and ryan owens, today it wasn t meant to be. gold for the netherlands. that silver though, kenny s eighth olympic medal still saw him enter the record books, tied with sir bradley wiggins as britain s most decorated olympian. not to be outdone, wife laura took silver behind a dominant germany in the team pursuit, alongside katie archibald, mia evans and josie knight, her fifth olympic honour. that family trophiy cabinet must be groaning under the weight of those medals and there could be yet be more. natalie pirks, bbc news, tokyo. ....