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Thatjust blew my mind. it was more than my... you know, i ever could imagine. cricket has today lost one of its greatest — a man who could make its world spin. the winter paralympics are officially under way without any russian or belarusian athletes, they're on their way home. the ukrainain team was given a heroes welcome in the stadium in beijing but it appears the organisers' opening speech may have been censored in china. 0ur correspondent laura scott has more. a new paralympics begins, hoping to showcase the positive power of spirit and the strength and resilience of paralympic athletes...

Change of pace that was. his game became about tactics as well as physics, brilliant and baffling. warne would go past 700 test wickets, still the second most in history, and when he retired from tests in 2007, it was, once again, as an ashes winner. since then, he's coached and commentated. his spin on the game still beguiling. i was 21 years of age, or 20 years of age, when i first came on the scene. and to achieve some of the things that i achieved as an individual along the way, you know, thatjust blew my mind. it was more than my... you know, i ever could imagine. cricket has today lost o...

From tests in 2007, it was, once again, as an ashes winner. since then, he's coached and commentated. his spin on the game still beguiling. i was 21 years of age, or 20 years of age, when i first came on the scene. and to achieve some of the things that i achieved as an individual along the way, you know, thatjust blew my mind. it was more than my... you know, i ever could imagine. cricket has today lost one of its greatest — a man who could make its world spin. shane warne, who's died at the age of 52. the ukrainian paralympian delegation was given a warm welcome at the winter paralympics o...

Holland for his disleszekyslexic children so the words are weighted more on the page and don't float. it is easier to read for everybody. >> it really is. >> and the publisher of grossette of penguin putnam decided to seek this out and we used it for the first time. >> it's fantastic. has been a passion project for you. someone who is dyslexic. >> yes. >> explain how you've been able to turn that around into a positive for yourself. and now to pay it forward with the books like this. >> do you know what -- what i realized was that i could be held down by the frustration or i could just keep my...

For you as someone who is dyslexic. explain how you've been able to turn that around into a positive for yourself and now to be able to pay it forward in the books like this. >> what i realized is i could be held down by the frustration or i could just keep my eye on the prize. i now know that the phrase for my life is "if you will it, it is not a dream." and they're not just pretty words, they actually make this world spin. if you know what you want and you just put one foot in front of the other, you can actually get here to this table. >> nicole. >> what's your message for parents with kids...