海關:去年私煙案佔七成半 2.7萬入境旅客口岸被捕 跨境學童成偷運「工具」 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】海關總結去年執法行動有逾3.8萬宗,比前年增加兩成四,涉及私煙的案件仍然佔最多,達七成半。...
海關:去年私煙案佔七成半 2.7萬入境旅客口岸被捕 跨境學童成偷運「工具」 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】海關總結去年執法行動有逾3.8萬宗,比前年增加兩成四,涉及私煙的案件仍然佔最多,達七成半。海關形容走私方法層出不窮,包括利用跨境學童偷運私煙。 海關偵破約2.9萬宗私煙案件,比前年升近四成,主要因為入境人士攜帶超額免稅香煙大幅上升,單是在口岸被捕的入境旅客就有2.7萬人,形容走私方式是「螞蟻搬家」。海關關長陳子達:「旅客收藏私煙的方式可以說是層出不窮,例如將私煙包裹在身上面或收藏在內衣,亦有利用輪椅或嬰兒車收藏私煙過關,甚至有家長利用跨境學童偷運私煙。」 去年毒品案有961宗,比前年跌近三成,但檢獲毒品量上升,主要涉及大麻、冰毒和氯胺酮,海關亦首次偵破水底的藏毒案。陳子達:「首次偵破一宗利用遠洋輪船的吸水口,在水底內的藏毒販毒案,417公斤的可卡因市值2.56億元,利用不同先進工具偵察毒品,今次案件就利用潛水機械人。」 陳子達說海關會繼續守護國家南大門,全方位堵截各類型的走私,打擊私煙和毒品活動。
On February 1, Robert Tinney, the illustrator whose airbrushed cover paintings defined the look and feel of pioneering computer magazine Byte for over a decade, died at age 78 in Baker, Louisiana, according to a memorial posted on his official website. As the primary cover artist for Byte from 1975 to the late 1980s, Tinney became one of the first illustrators to give the abstract world of persona...
On February 1, Robert Tinney, the illustrator whose airbrushed cover paintings defined the look and feel of pioneering computer magazine Byte for over a decade, died at age 78 in Baker, Louisiana, according to a memorial posted on his official website. As the primary cover artist for Byte from 1975 to the late 1980s, Tinney became one of the first illustrators to give the abstract world of personal computing a coherent visual language, translating topics like artificial intelligence, networking, and programming into vivid, surrealist-influenced paintings that a generation of computer enthusiasts grew up with. Tinney went on to paint more than 80 covers for Byte, working almost entirely in airbrushed Designers Gouache , a medium he chose for its opaque, intense colors and smooth finish. He said the process of creating each cover typically took about a week of painting once a design was approved, following phone conversations with editors about each issue's theme. He cited René Magritte and M.C. Escher as two of his favorite artists, and fans often noticed their influence in his work. Read full article Comments
alvarez/E+ via Getty Images AAR Corp. ( AIR ) on Wednesday said its board has appointed Dylan Wolin as chief financial officer, effective February 23. Wolin will oversee finance, accounting, tax, treasury, investor relations and corporate development. He returns to AAR ( AIR ) after serving as president of several specialty vehicle businesses at Federal Signal Corp. from 2024 to 2026. Dylan Wolin ...
alvarez/E+ via Getty Images AAR Corp. ( AIR ) on Wednesday said its board has appointed Dylan Wolin as chief financial officer, effective February 23. Wolin will oversee finance, accounting, tax, treasury, investor relations and corporate development. He returns to AAR ( AIR ) after serving as president of several specialty vehicle businesses at Federal Signal Corp. from 2024 to 2026. Dylan Wolin (AAR Corp.) Wolin previously worked at AAR from 2017 to 2024, where he led strategy, corporate development, treasury and investor relations. During that period, he was involved in the company’s portfolio repositioning and acquisitions including Trax and Triumph Product Support. Earlier in his career, Wolin held roles in corporate development at Boeing and investment banking at Deutsche Bank. He began his career at advisory firm McManus & Miles. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Tufts University and an MBA in finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Chairman, President and Chief Executive John M. Holmes said Wolin played a key role in shaping the company’s current strategy and brings additional operational experience from his time at Federal Signal. Wolin said he looks forward to working with AAR’s leadership team to continue executing the company’s growth plans. Sarah Flanagan, who has been serving as interim chief financial officer, will return to her prior role as vice president of financial operations on February 23. AAR said it is reaffirming its financial guidance for the third fiscal quarter and full fiscal year previously issued on January 6. More on AAR AAR Corp.: Well Positioned To Capitalize On Current Demand/Supply Dynamic AAR Corporation: A Quality Aerospace Stock Still Trading Below What It Deserves AAR Corp. 2026 Q2 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation AAR appoints new CFO, reaffirms Q3 guidance V2X gains as overhang removed as T-6 protest denied by court - analyst
NiSource NYSE: NI executives emphasized customer affordability, disciplined capital deployment, and expanding large-load opportunities while reporting higher fourth-quarter and full-year adjusted earnings and reaffirming 2026 guidance during the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call. Get NiSource alerts: Sign Up Fourth-quarter results and full-year performance NiSource reported fourth-quarte...
NiSource NYSE: NI executives emphasized customer affordability, disciplined capital deployment, and expanding large-load opportunities while reporting higher fourth-quarter and full-year adjusted earnings and reaffirming 2026 guidance during the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 earnings call. Get NiSource alerts: Sign Up Fourth-quarter results and full-year performance NiSource reported fourth-quarter 2025 adjusted earnings of $0.51 per share, up from $0.49 in the year-ago period. For full-year 2025, the company posted adjusted EPS of $1.90, compared with $1.75 in 2024. Management said 2025 results were supported by “disciplined capital allocation and cost management,” with outperformance driven by financial management of capital, better-than-expected financing costs, retail sales outperformance, and “constructive regulatory execution” across its states. These factors were partially offset by higher operating and interest expenses. The company also highlighted balance sheet performance. NiSource reported FFO to debt of 16.1% for 2025, which it said exceeded its targeted range and improved by 150 basis points. The company attributed the result to internally generated cash flows from capital execution, equity issuance through its at-the-market program, junior subordinated note issuance, and higher-than-typical cash flow receipts tied to above-normal weather conditions. Management noted weather effects contributed about 70 basis points to full-year FFO to debt, with a portion expected to be passed back to customers in 2026 through regulatory mechanisms. Guidance reaffirmed; dividend increased NiSource reaffirmed 2026 consolidated adjusted EPS guidance of $2.02 to $2.07. CFO Shawn Anderson said the range reflects roughly 8% year-over-year growth versus 2025 and includes a base business outlook of $2.01 to $2.05 plus an expected $0.01 to $0.02 contribution from GenCo as it begins to ramp in 2026. Management also reiterated its longer-term framework, citing an expected 8% to...
KanawatTH/iStock via Getty Images I doubt that you will ever find a bigger bear when it comes to Bitcoin USD ( BTC-USD ) than I am. I have long viewed it as destined to fail. In one previous article , for instance, I discussed how the cryptocurrency's collapse was imminent. In a subsequent article , I compared it to gold and debunked the claims that it is similar to that precious metal. In my most...
KanawatTH/iStock via Getty Images I doubt that you will ever find a bigger bear when it comes to Bitcoin USD ( BTC-USD ) than I am. I have long viewed it as destined to fail. In one previous article , for instance, I discussed how the cryptocurrency's collapse was imminent. In a subsequent article , I compared it to gold and debunked the claims that it is similar to that precious metal. In my most recent article about it, published in October of last year, I said that Bitcoin’s bulls have lost but that they just don't know it yet. At its core, the cryptocurrency does not behave like real money. It doesn't have anything backing it that would make it anything other than a faux asset. And the fact that it lacks intrinsic value means that it is ultimately destined to collapse. Since my last article about it, the cryptocurrency has plummeted by 36.6%. This is at a time when the S&P 500 is up 2.9%. Year to date, it's down 20.8%. And that's even after experiencing an 11.8% rebound on February 6th. Although I will not sit here and tell you that there aren't some arguments for short-term support, I do believe that the data is increasingly aligning with my previous arguments. I'm not saying that Bitcoin will collapse in the next year. It could take longer than that. The way I view it, it is much more likely to be resilient than other irrational bubbles simply because of the magnifying impact that technology has on its existence. Ultimately, however, I am confident in my bearish stance. And I do believe that, above all other investment opportunities I have looked at in the last several years, it is certainly the most deserving to plummet. 2026 Is A Bloodbath So Far As I mentioned at the start of this article, the last several months have not been a good time for shareholders of Bitcoin. This year alone, the cryptocurrency is down significantly. Those who are bullish about Bitcoin will argue, rightfully so, that there have been windows of time where prices have plunged. They wi...
Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images The Trump administration is preparing to appeal a series of court rulings that blocked efforts to stop construction of offshore wind farms, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told Bloomberg on Wednesday. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Burgum said in an interview that the administration's crackdown on the industry is not an "ideological attack" but a "real, ...
Klaus Vedfelt/DigitalVision via Getty Images The Trump administration is preparing to appeal a series of court rulings that blocked efforts to stop construction of offshore wind farms, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told Bloomberg on Wednesday. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Burgum said in an interview that the administration's crackdown on the industry is not an "ideological attack" but a "real, genuine concern" about national security risks, claiming the offshore wind farms could interfere with radar systems and make the U.S. more vulnerable to drone attacks. U.S. judges have overturned five orders from President Trump to halt work on multi-billion-dollar offshore wind projects, with the most recent ruling occurring last week involving a project off Long Island being developed by Ørsted ( DNNGY ). T he same D.C.-based district judge previously allowed Ørsted to resume work on its Revolution Wind project off Rhode Island; other projects by Dominion Energy ( D ), Equinor ( EQNR ) and Iberdrola ( IBDSF ) ( IBDRY ), also have prevailed in court. ETF: ( FAN ) More on Equinor and Dominion Energy Equinor: Among Our Favorite Mega Cap Oil Companies Dominion Energy: Coastal Wind Moving Forward With A Strong Portfolio Dominion Energy: The Coastal Offshore Wind Speed Bump
Key Points In November, the CEOs of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley helped kick off overvaluation fears when they forecast a market correction. In the months since, tech companies have sold off on even the slightest whiff of bad news. However, while share prices have moved one way, earnings have moved another. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › On Nov. 4, 2025, fears of a ...
Key Points In November, the CEOs of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley helped kick off overvaluation fears when they forecast a market correction. In the months since, tech companies have sold off on even the slightest whiff of bad news. However, while share prices have moved one way, earnings have moved another. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › On Nov. 4, 2025, fears of a crash gripped Wall Street as the CEOs of Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley warned that the market was due for a correction. At a financial summit, Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said that a drawdown of 10% to 20% over the next year or two was likely, while Morgan Stanley CEO Ted Pick said at the same conference that a 10% to 15% drawdown would be healthy. All three major indexes plunged on their comments, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite taking the most pain with a 2% dip. In the three months since, Wall Street appears to have internalized their warnings, with analysts seeming to comb through earnings reports for the major tech companies in search of signs that shares are overvalued. Where to invest $1,000 right now? Our analyst team just revealed what they believe are the 10 best stocks to buy right now, when you join Stock Advisor. See the stocks » Last month, for instance, Microsoft's (NASDAQ: MSFT) share price fell by 10% despite the company reporting a 60% year-over-year jump in profits, partly because analysts thought that the 39% year-over-year growth of its cloud services segment was too low. The next week, traders punished Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) with an 8% haircut for missing its earnings estimates by $0.02 a share, with earnings per share coming in at $1.95 compared to the $1.97 expected. Concerns over these companies' robust spending plans on artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure also played a role, and some tech giants like Meta Platforms (NASDAQ: META) rose on well-received earnings reports. But overall, it seems that big tech is on probation with Wall...
Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust press release ( PMREF ): Q4 Adjusted funds from operations per unit of C$0.35. Rental revenue of C$188.3M (+31.5% Y/Y). More on Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust Historical earnings data for Primaris Real Estate Investment Trust Dividend scorecard for Primaris Real Estate Investment Trus...
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AppLovin reported solid fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday afternoon. Earnings per share were $3.24, ahead of Wall Street’s consensus estimate of $2.95. AppLovin has an ad platform that facilitates ads surrounding mobile apps, especially games, one of the last untamed wildernesses of digital advertising.
AppLovin reported solid fourth-quarter earnings Wednesday afternoon. Earnings per share were $3.24, ahead of Wall Street’s consensus estimate of $2.95. AppLovin has an ad platform that facilitates ads surrounding mobile apps, especially games, one of the last untamed wildernesses of digital advertising.
There's no let-up yet in spending on AI and building out data centers to support its growth, and that's great news for this stock. GE Vernova (GEV +3.94%) shares popped higher by 5.3% as of 3:30 p.m. today. The move comes as the investment thesis for AI infrastructure stocks was strengthened by reports coming from companies with heavy exposure to data center spending. GE Vernova and the AI infrast...
There's no let-up yet in spending on AI and building out data centers to support its growth, and that's great news for this stock. GE Vernova (GEV +3.94%) shares popped higher by 5.3% as of 3:30 p.m. today. The move comes as the investment thesis for AI infrastructure stocks was strengthened by reports coming from companies with heavy exposure to data center spending. GE Vernova and the AI infrastructure market As readers already know, GE Vernova's gas turbine equipment demand is booming, and its backlog is growing so high (up to $150 billion at the end of the year) that the company can sign up customers on slot reservation agreements (SRAs) whereby data center customers are willing to pay upfront to secure production slots for future gas turbines to power data centers. It's an indication of just how thirsty hyperscalers are for power for data centers that service AI-application growth. As such, when two high-profile companies (both with earlier-cycle sales than GE Vernova) report excellent updates, it's understandable that GE Vernova stock pops in sympathy. Expand NYSE : GEV Ge Vernova Today's Change ( 3.94 %) $ 31.12 Current Price $ 821.91 Key Data Points Market Cap $213B Day's Range $ 802.72 - $ 833.15 52wk Range $ 252.25 - $ 833.15 Volume 101K Avg Vol 3.4M Gross Margin 20.28 % Dividend Yield 0.16 % Vertiv and Aehr Test Systems Vertiv's power and cooling solutions tend to be early cycle as they help build the physical infrastructure that provides the backbone to a data center. The company released its fourth-quarter earnings report today and announced a book-to-bill ratio of 2.9 times, and management forecast organic sales growth of 27% to 29% in 2026. Aehr Test Systems makes test equipment for the semiconductor market, and in this case, for AI processors used in data centers. When semiconductor companies want to start testing the quality and reliability of the chips they are making, they order from Aehr. The good news today is that its lead customer has placed a...
Check out the companies making headlines after hours. Cisco Systems — The maker of networking hardware such as switches and routers dropped about 7% after posting non-GAAP gross margin of 67.5%, a little below the 68.1% estimate, according to LSEG. Otherwise, Cisco posted second-quarter results that exceeded estimates on the top and bottom lines. The stock is up 11% already this year. McDonald's —...
Check out the companies making headlines after hours. Cisco Systems — The maker of networking hardware such as switches and routers dropped about 7% after posting non-GAAP gross margin of 67.5%, a little below the 68.1% estimate, according to LSEG. Otherwise, Cisco posted second-quarter results that exceeded estimates on the top and bottom lines. The stock is up 11% already this year. McDonald's — The fast-food giant slipped less than 1% after it posted fourth-quarter earnings of $3.12 per share, on an adjusted basis, on revenues of $7.01 billion . That topped expectations of per-share earnings of $3.05 on revenues of $6.84 billion, according to analysts polled by LSEG. AppLovin — The mobile technology company slid more than 4% even after AppLovin beat profit and sales estimates, posting fourth-quarter earnings of $3.24 per share on revenues of $1.66 billion. Analysts polled by LSEG had expected EPS of $2.93 on revenues of $1.60 billion. AppLovin is already down 32% this year. Fastly — The cloud-computing stock rallied more than 28%. Guidance for full-year revenue came in at $700 million to $720 million, while analysts polled by LSEG sought $668 million. In the fourth quarter, the company posted adjusted earnings of 12 cents per share on revenues of $172.6 million. Analysts sought earnings of 6 cents a share and revenue of $161 million. Rollins — The pest control company tumbled more than 16% following a disappointing earnings report. Rollins posted GAAP earnings of 24 cents, below the 26 cents consensus estimate, according to FactSet. Revenue of $912.9 million came in below the forecasted $926.8 million. Paycom Software — The payrolls and human resources software provider slid nearly 7% after issuing revenue guidance in the range of $2.175 billion to $2.195 billion for the full year ending December 2026. That was much lower than the FactSet consensus estimate of $2.23 billion.
Douglas Rissing U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 130K jobs in January—compared to the expected 70,000 jobs added—and the unemployment rate slipped to 4.3%, compared to the consensus of 4.4%. “However, when you dig deeper, you see that not everything is going great,” said Seeking Alpha analyst Daniel Jones . “December jobs figures were revised slightly lower. But the big problem involved 2025 in ...
Douglas Rissing U.S. nonfarm payrolls increased by 130K jobs in January—compared to the expected 70,000 jobs added—and the unemployment rate slipped to 4.3%, compared to the consensus of 4.4%. “However, when you dig deeper, you see that not everything is going great,” said Seeking Alpha analyst Daniel Jones . “December jobs figures were revised slightly lower. But the big problem involved 2025 in its entirety.” Most of the employment growth since the beginning of last year was concentrated in private education and healthcare, which added 773,000 jobs since January 2025, while the rest of the economy saw a decline of 414,000 jobs. “Previously, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated that total job gains for the year amounted to 584,000. But that has been revised lower to 181,000,” Jones added. “This solidifies the view that while January might have been positive, the economy more broadly is weaker than expected.” In addition, 600,000 private sector jobs were added to the economy in 2025, only half of the 1.2M added in 2024. 2025 worst year for job growth outside of a recession since 2003 (Bureau of Labor Statistics) Jonathan LaBerge, strategist at BCA Research, said, “I have warned over the past year that U.S. labor market momentum is weakening, and that this raised the risk of a sharp rise in the unemployment rate if households curtail spending out of fear of losing their jobs. The 2025 revisions to the U.S. jobs data show how weak U.S. jobs growth was last year, even if a good part of that weakness was supply driven.” However, he pointed out that “there are legitimate signs that the U.S. labor market is stabilizing, likely in response to the Fed’s insurance rate cuts. And while I agree that the bulk of job growth remains concentrated in a few industries (especially health care), it is also true that the number of industries registering job growth is picking up.” “Today’s release significantly increases the odds of a sustained expansion over the coming year. I do n...
Manchester City’s week is moving along sweetly, this win closing the gap to three points to Arsenal, who travel to Brentford on Thursday. On Sunday, they beat Liverpool at Anfield, on Wednesday they downed Fulham at home, to reel off a 20th consecutive victory against them. The rosiest moment for the title challengers was Erling Haaland’s 39th‑minute strike, a first in the competition from open pl...
Manchester City’s week is moving along sweetly, this win closing the gap to three points to Arsenal, who travel to Brentford on Thursday. On Sunday, they beat Liverpool at Anfield, on Wednesday they downed Fulham at home, to reel off a 20th consecutive victory against them. The rosiest moment for the title challengers was Erling Haaland’s 39th‑minute strike, a first in the competition from open play in nine games, though Pep Guardiola will be concerned at how City still grasp for supreme control. Haaland was removed at the break – maybe due to being hurt – so this is a concern, but a clean sheet plus scoring three times raises the goal difference to +30, two behind Arsenal. Who knows: the metric may prove the decider when the crown is handed out in May. You had to go back to April 2009 for the last time Fulham defeated City when a Clint Dempsey double helped them to secure a 3-1 win here. Since then, the aggregate score was 53‑21 to the home team – a terrible statistic for the visitors. Guardiola, then, in saying nice things pre-game about Marco Silva, could be read as patronising, though he has been in charge only since July 2021. Phil Foden, back in the league XI for the first time in five games, had a goalbound volley from outside the area deflected, Then, from inside the area, a shot that was saved low by Bernd Leno. In continual rain, Silva bemoaned Harry Wilson going backwards along the right, but a press featuring Antoine Semenyo, Haaland, Nico O’Reilly, Foden and Rodri meant scant other choice. Guardiola approved of this, but was less enamoured with two loose O’Reilly passes and one from Foden: each time attacking positions were spurned, and when Alex Iwobi ran through and shot for Fulham the wastefulness felt worse. View image in fullscreen Antoine Semenyo slides home Manchester City’s first goal against Fulham. Photograph: Paul Ellis/AFP/Getty Images That was until Semenyo scored at the other end. Rodri sprayed a pass left to Matheus Nunes, the right‑back ...
In this article META Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri testifies at a U.S. Senate hearing in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 8, 2021. Brendan Smialowski | AFP | Getty Images Instagram chief Adam Mosseri said Wednesday during testimony in a high-profile social media trial that he thinks there can be problematic usage of social media, but does not think it constitu...
In this article META Follow your favorite stocks CREATE FREE ACCOUNT Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri testifies at a U.S. Senate hearing in Washington, D.C., on Dec. 8, 2021. Brendan Smialowski | AFP | Getty Images Instagram chief Adam Mosseri said Wednesday during testimony in a high-profile social media trial that he thinks there can be problematic usage of social media, but does not think it constitutes an addiction. "I'm sure I said this, but I think it's important to differentiate between clinical addiction and problematic use," said Mosseri, who noted several times that he is not a medical professional. Mosseri said that sometimes the use of the word addiction can refer to something more casually, and noted that while he may have once said he was addicted to a Netflix show, that's not an actual clinical addiction. "So it's a personal thing, but yeah, I do think it's possible to use Instagram more than you feel good about," Mosseri said. "Too much is relative, it's personal." Mosseri testified in Los Angeles Superior Court, where the plaintiff alleges that social media platforms Meta , YouTube, TikTok and Snap misled the public about the safety of their apps while knowing certain design choices and features fostered detrimental mental health effects in young users. Although TikTok and Snap were originally part of the case, the two companies are no longer involved after settling with a plaintiff involved in the lawsuit. "The question for the jury in Los Angeles is whether Instagram was a substantial factor in the plaintiff's mental health struggles," a Meta spokesperson said. The LA trial centers around a plaintiff listed as "KGM" and her mother, who allege that the tech companies designed features like infinite scroll that resulted in addictive behavior and negative mental health issues. "The evidence will show she faced many significant, difficult challenges well before she ever used social media," the Meta spokesperson said in a statement. Mark Lanier, the plaintif...
Pilgrim's Pride press release ( PPC ): Q4 Non-GAAP EPS of $0.68 misses by $0.08 . Revenue of $4.52B (+3.4% Y/Y) beats by $130M . More on Pilgrim's Pride Pilgrim's Pride: Broiler Chickens, Hidden Potential And Stable Demand. Pilgrim's Pride Q4 2025 Earnings Preview Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on Pilgrim's Pride Historical earnings data for Pilgrim's Pride Financial information for Pilgrim's Pride
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Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson missed out on becoming the first British figure skaters in 32 years to win an Olympic medal, as they failed to make the ice dance podium at Milan-Cortina 2026. Fear tripped on the second element of their free-dance routine, and despite skating cleanly for the remainder it proved too much of an obstacle to overcome. After an embrace on the ice, Fear and Gibson left the r...
Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson missed out on becoming the first British figure skaters in 32 years to win an Olympic medal, as they failed to make the ice dance podium at Milan-Cortina 2026. Fear tripped on the second element of their free-dance routine, and despite skating cleanly for the remainder it proved too much of an obstacle to overcome. After an embrace on the ice, Fear and Gibson left the rink to applause from the large British presence in the crowd. Fear was visibly upset as the scores came in to confirm they would not claim a place on the podium. It means the wait goes on for British skating since Dame Jayne Torvill and Sir Christopher Dean won bronze at the Lillehammer Games in 1994. And it continues Team GB's disappointing Games so far, with no medals won yet.