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With the 2026 Winter Games in full swing, Paul Carter is on a mission to uncover the technology underpinning the entire event. Set in the cultural heart of Milan, we explore how innovation is impacting the athletes, competitions and venues - and the legacy that will live on long after the medals are won. From Olympic illuminations to a design showcase at the historic Triennale and the pioneers of the Milano Innovation District, we dive into a living exhibition of sport, style and technology. With exclusive access to the International Broadcast Centre, we uncover how athletes are pushing their limits using data, analytics and cutting-edge performance tech - while AI and cloud systems transform how billions experience the action worldwide. And in Switzerland, we venture inside Omega’s Olympic time-keeping lab to see computer-vision judging in action, precision tech at the bobsleigh finish line, and test the sound-emitting rifles used by blind athletes in the Para Biathlon. And we hit the slopes to meet the next generation of ski jumpers using body-tracking tech as they take flight. Join us for a story of innovation, ambition and human achievement - set against the dramatic winter backdrop of Milano Cortina.

In an exclusive UK interview, Victoria Derbyshire is in Paris to talk to Gisèle Pelicot, who earned international recognition after waiving her anonymity at her mass-rape trial in 2025, when her husband and 50 other men were convicted of raping and assaulting her. In this interview, Gisèle talks about the trial, the public's support and her future

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