18/02/2018 Newsround

Good morning, I'm Hayley

and I'm live with all

your news this morning.

First to Pyeongchang in South Korea,

where three British women helped

deliver Team GB's most successful

day at a Winter Olympics ever!

Here's what happened.

Let's start with the skeleton.

Lizzy Yarnold was in second place

but this amazing final

run was pretty perfect

and took her straight to the top

winning her a gold medal.

Lizzy also won in the last

games in 2014 in Sochi.

That makes her the first British

woman to successfully defend

a Winter Olympic title.

Lizzy's just amazing under pressure.

Look what she's done.

She said she would come and do this

for our country and she has.

Laura Deas was competing in the same

event and she got bronze.

She was delighted because she

thought she'd come forth.

For the first time ever,

Great Britain has two

medal winners on the same podium

at the Winter Games.

Amazing.

And one more record for you.

It was the first time

Great Britain won three

medals in one day because earlier in

the day, 19-year-old Izzy Atkin won

bronze in the ski slopestyle.

I was standing at the bottom after

my third and final run and I know 'd

skied the best I could.

I was just waiting

you know, for those,

what was it, three or four girls

to drop and my heart was racing.

But, yes, I can't believe it.

Well done, guys.

It wasn't all good news

for Team GB though.

James Woods missed out on a medal

in the men's skiing slopestyle.

He was in bronze position but ended

up finishing fourth.

And we told you yesterday

about speed skater Elise Christie,

she crashed in her 1500 metre

semifinal just days after

crashing in the 500 metres.

She was taken to hospital and now

has her right foot in a special

boot to help it heal.

But Elise says she's

determined to make the 1000

metre heats on Tuesday.

Fingers crossed Elise!

Many people across the UK felt

an earthquake which shuddered

across England and Wales yesterday.

It had a magnitude of 4.4,

which means it was only a small one.

Nobody was hurt and nothing

was damaged but people reported

feeling movement in places as far

apart as London,

Cornwall and Cumbria.

Finally, football.

And there was plenty of action

on show in the FA Cup competition.

Manchester United made it

through to the quarter-finals

after beating Huddersfield 2-0.

Romelu Lukaku scored both goals.

Southampton and Brighton are also

through to the quarter-finals,

after wins over West Brom

and Coventry, respectively.

But Sheffield Wednesday and Swansea

will need to play again

after a goalless draw.

Thanks for watching.

I'm back around lunchtime.

See you then!