#mediaproblemspublished at 09:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
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Dutch speed skater Ireen Wust triumphs
Biathlon golds for German Laura Dahlmeier & France's Martin Fourcade
GB's Aimee Fuller 17th in slopestyle final affected by strong winds
#mediaproblemspublished at 09:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
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BBC OneHere's what's coming up on our TV coverage for the next few hours...
Ready to go in the studiopublished at 09:27 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Coverage on BBC One
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Benz scores ‘one of the nicest goals you’ll see’published at 09:16 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Switzerland 2-0 Japan
Consider me impressedpublished at 09:10 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
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End of twitter postWhat biathlon pursuit?published at 09:09 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Women's 10km (10:10 GMT, Men's 12.5km 12:00 GMT)
A good question.
Arguably biathlon’s most compelling event, it is also easier to follow than the individual or sprint, with the first competitor across the finish line the winner.
This event is open to the top 60 biathletes from the sprint. The sprint champion begins the race first, while everyone else starts at staggered intervals based on how many seconds they were behind in that event (the maximum handicap is four minutes)
Image source, Getty ImagesIt's like the Eliminator in Gladiators.
The first two shooting bouts are from prone, the final two from standing. For each missed target competitors must complete a 150m penalty loop (which typically takes around 25 seconds). Any ties will be broken by a photo finish.
Read more in our biathlon guide and find out how you can get involved.
Postpublished at 09:00 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
BBC Radio 5 liveThe topic on everyone's tongue today is South Korea's favourite food...
Spam.
In Pyeongchang, it's everywhere. According to local restaurant owners it is even given to relatives as a gift!
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Just joining us?!
Here's what you've missed
- The women's slopestyle final was heavily affected by wind and won by defending champion Jamie Anderson from the USA. Britain's Aimee Fuller was 17th.
- That same wind caused the women's giant slalom to be postponed.
- Canada took gold in the team figure skating with a discipline to spare.
- The Canadians also reached the final of the mixed curling, beating Norway. OAR and Switzerland meet in the second semi-final later today.
Inspire a generation...published at 08:57 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in Pyeongchang
Image source, BBC SportIn the mountains events have generally been well attended and this is how you inspire a generation! These children, who were much better at English than I was at Korean, LOVED their time watching the women’s slopestyle and halfpipe competitions today!
ice hockey Ice Hockeypublished at 08:54 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Switzerland 2-0 Japan
Sara Benz has bagged another, ending up in the net herself after skating clear.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe medal tablepublished at 08:54 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Is there anything Germany are not good at?
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Today's baby pickpublished at 08:52 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
#bbcolympics
If you've been with us since the start, you will know that this little dude has been trying a new Winter Olympic sport each day.
Saturday's pick was luge and yesterday was curling. Today it's snowboarding!
Image source, @LittlelongcComing uppublished at 08:51 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Here's what's to come on the medals front (all times GMT):
- 10:10-11:00: Biathlon - women's 10km pursuit
- 12:00-12:55: Biathlon - men's 12.5km pursuit
- 10:30-11:00 & 12:00-13:40: Freestyle skiing - men's moguls
- 12:30-14:10: Speed skating - women's 1500m
- 12:50-14:20: Ski jumping - women's normal hill individual final
ice hockey Ice Hockeypublished at 08:42 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Switzerland 1-0 Japan
The Swiss have taken the lead thanks to a goal from Sara Benz.
Remember you can watch at the top of the screen.
Image source, Getty ImagesExtreme laundrypublished at 08:39 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Here's a man who doesn't fear the cold.
I would not recommend trying this...
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'With winter sport there is always jeopardy'published at 08:38 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Nick Hope
BBC Sport in PyeongchangAthletes will state if they find a situation unsafe and organisers do not want the headlines that would follow a weather influenced serious injury, but Would today’s women’s snowboard slopestyle final have been run if it was a World Cup? I doubt it - or it would at least have been halted midway through the final runs when the gusts kicked up again.
Some may say Pyeongchang isn’t a suitable host City because of the weather and it did miss out to Vancouver in 2010 and Sochi for 2014 who were both thought to have stronger bids.
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However, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) were criticised when selecting Russia in 2014 - and also Beijing, China, for 2022 - because although they have less extremes in terms of climate, the environmental impact of attempting to recreate a ‘winter’ setting in warm conditions is huge.
With Winter sport there is always jeopardy, it’s just that we’re seeing more here in Pyeongchang than we have for over two decades in Winter sport.
When Canada took goldpublished at 08:35 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Figure skating team event
Canada produced a brilliant performance earlier on to win gold in the figure skating team event in Pyeongchang and win the nation's first gold of the Games.
Sold out!published at 08:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
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End of twitter post'It definitely wasn't the safest contest'published at 08:31 Greenwich Mean Time 12 February 2018
Snowboarding: Women's slopestyle
BBC Radio 5 liveAimee Fuller speaking to Radio 5 live: "It definitely wasn't the safest contest I've ridden in and it was certainly the most challenging. I think the level that was on display showed how unsafe it was. The girls were doing very basic, simple runs and we have progressed so much in the last four years.
"More than anything I'm disappointed. There was a rumour they were going to pull it on the first run. They didn't do that. I didn't hear any talk of them pulling the second run too and perhaps they should have done. The most important thing is that everybody came away in one piece.
"We are so lucky to have that second opportunity going into next week. The 'Big Air' (Fuller's next event) is a good opportunity for me to do well. I will put today behind me. I still felt like I was on top of my board and I did well but just couldn't handle the wind."
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