NOW: Curling - GB women's face Switzerland after beating Denmark earlier; Men lose 7-6 against Norway COMING UP: GB's Kirsty Muir in freeski big air final from 19:45 GMT after event delayed due to snow blizzard Women's Ice Hockey: USA beat Sweden 5-0 to reach gold medal match Alpine Skiing: Switzerland's Loic Meillard wins men's slalom gold,

Mon, Feb 16, 2026 It's day 10 of the Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina with more medals on offer in a variety of different sports throughout the day.  Team GB will be hoping to continue the success of what was a historic day for the team on Sunday.

Team GB's highest finish in the medal table at the Winter Olympics was at Chamonix 1924, the first Winter Games, when they won four medals (a gold in curling, silver in bobsleigh and bronzes in ice hockey and figure skating) to rank sixth.

Tabby Stoecker was understandably emotional after winning gold with Matt Weston in the skeleton mixed team event at the Winter Olympics, wiping her eye multiple times as she spoke to the BBC

Team GB hero and history maker Matt Weston has revealed an unexpected fee after winning two gold medals at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Weston, 28, arrived at the Winter Olympic Games in Milan and Cortina with the hope of joining the likes of Amy Williams and Lizzy Yarnold in winning gold in the skeleton event.

Radio Times outlines when Team GB could win their next medal at the Winter Olympics 2026. Kirsty Muir in the women's ski big air (final from 6:30pm) Muir fell just short in the slopestyle but will go again in the big air, where she has won golds at the World Cup and X-Games.

Matt Weston won his second gold medal of the Winter Olympics in the mixed team skeleton event, but BBC viewers missed the start of his historic track record run

British skier Dave Ryding signs off on Winter Olympics career with fifth and final appearance - The 39-year-old finished 17th in the slalom in his fifth Winter Olympics, with teammate Billy Major one

MATT WESTON has no clue where he is going on his stag do but fears there could be some tricks planned by his pals. Britain’s double Olympic skeleton champion is still on a high following his