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two fugitive murderers. the judge said the scheme had enabled wicked, sophisticated and violent criminals to escape justice. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has the details. thank you. in snappy snaps in bromley... come back in 20 minutes. ..and unaware he was under surveillance, anthony beard, who procured passports for some of the uk's most wanted criminals, drug dealers and murderers on the run. beard would identify vulnerable people, and meeting them in anonymous cafes, he'd persuade them to let him renew their passports but with someone else's photo in it. his customers included christopher hughes, a murderer captured in turin, and another killer, jordan 0wens, who was arrested in lisbon. both were suspected members of a glasgow drugs gang. liverpool drug trafficker michael moogan was arrested in dubai. another customer was christy kinahan, the alleged leader of a major irish drug cartel who has a reward of $5 million on his head.
start with fooball on another big night of european action, with the semi finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league underway. in turin, juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions sevilla. the spanish side had led through youssef en nesyri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory — federico gatti withjuve�*s equaliser in the 7th minute of stoppage time. in the night's other semifinal, roma have the advantage, after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0. edoardo bove with the only goal midway through the second half forjose mourinho�*s side. the second leg for both ties, are next thursday. in the europa conference league, it was a night of fightbacks. fc basel scored a stoppage time winner to come from behind to beat fiorentina 2—1 in italy. whilst west ham scored two second half goals to see off az alkmaar — meaning they can head to the netherlands next week
hello, welcome to the program. lots to get through but we'll start with fooball on another big night of european action, with the semi finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league underway. in turin, juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions sevilla. the spanish side had led through youssef en nesyri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory — federico gatti withjuve�*s equaliser in the 7th minute of stoppage time. in the night's other semifinal, roma have the advantage, after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0. edoardo bove with the only goal midway through the second half forjose mourinho�*s side. the second leg for both ties, are next thursday. in the europa conference league, it was a night of fightbacks. fc basel scored a stoppage time winner to come from behind to beat fiorentina 2—1 in italy.
socks! what kind of socks? ukrainian, liverpool. they need to match my turin 2022 socks. need socks. liverpool is seriously busy, already surpassing its target for visitor numbers. i think it's going to be a lot more than 100,000. 100,000 was the aim. that was the aim — smashed it. it's been full of the mostjoy and gladness and compassion that only liverpool could show the world, and i'm so proud of the city and so proud of everyone that has taken part in this incredible, incredible event. music: stefania by kalush 0rchestra. and this afternoon, this eurovision dance class was part of a programme to make sure that as many children as possible feel involved, with the ukrainian ambassador paying a visit. as it was promised, liverpool did it the ukrainian way. we were joking before that we were not sure whether we would be able to do it this ukrainian way in ukraine! so that is great, the best of both worlds, the very culturally and musically rich liverpool and the ukrainians,
one day to go to the grand final — and in the city centre, the length of the queue into the official merchandise shop had passed the hour mark. what are you waiting for? socks! what kind of socks? ukrainian, liverpool. they need to match my turin 2022 socks, need socks. liverpool is seriously busy, already surpassing its target for visitor numbers. i think it's going to be a lot more than 100,000. 100,000 was the aim. that was the aim — smashed it. it's just been full of the most joy and loudness and compassion that only liverpool could show the world, and i'm so proud of the city and so proud of everyone that has taken part in this incredible, incredible event. and this afternoon, this eurovision dance class was part of a programme to make sure that as many children as possible feel involved, with the ukrainian ambassador paying a visit. as it was promised, liverpool done it the ukrainian way. we were joking before
as sofia kenin stunned second seeded sabalenka in straight sets at the rome open. hello and welcome to the programme. lots to get through, but we'll start with football on another big night of european action with the semi—finals of both the europa league and the europa conference league under way in turin. juventus left it very, very late to snatch a draw at home to four—time europa league champions severe. the spanish side had led through youssef and nasri in the first half, but they couldn't hang on for victory. federico gatti with uva's equaliser in the seventh minute of stoppage time. and then the semifinal roma have the advantage after beating bayer leverkusen 1—0 eduardo bove with the only goal midway through the second half withjose mourinho's side. the second leg for both ties are next thursday. in the europa conference league, it was a night of fight back.
year, how did it feel? it was it like for ukraine to win last year, how did it feel?— was it like for ukraine to win last year, how did it feel? it was a very im ortant year, how did it feel? it was a very important moment. _ year, how did it feel? it was a very important moment. before - year, how did it feel? it was a very important moment. before that, l year, how did it feel? it was a very. important moment. before that, we knew— important moment. before that, we knew about — important moment. before that, we knew about solidarity and support, but mostly we can say we thought that we _ but mostly we can say we thought that we were alone in this war and that we were alone in this war and that night, — that we were alone in this war and that night, in turin, we understood we were _ that night, in turin, we understood we were not— that night, in turin, we understood we were not alone and we have a lot of people _ we were not alone and we have a lot of people who support us and have solidarity — of people who support us and have solidarity i— of people who support us and have solidarity. i think this year, united _ solidarity. i think this year, united by— solidarity. i think this year, united by music, it reflects that night _ united by music, it reflects that night and — united by music, it reflects that night and all this time which we are overcoming — night and all this time which we are overcoming together. you night and all this time which we are overcoming together.— overcoming together. you are not allowed to — overcoming together. you are not allowed to say _ overcoming together. you are not allowed to say ukraine, _ overcoming together. you are not allowed to say ukraine, because l overcoming together. you are not| allowed to say ukraine, because it is a favourite but who do you think has the best chance on saturday, other than ukraine? that has the best chance on saturday, other than ukraine?— has the best chance on saturday, other than ukraine? that would be the united kingdom. _ other than ukraine? that would be the united kingdom. always - other than ukraine? that would be the united kingdom. always the i other than ukraine? that would be i the united kingdom. always the right thin. we will have the build—up to the grand final taking place on saturday in liverpool.
and of course, this is a party that has been 33 years in the making, because the last time that napoli won this title was in 1990, when diego maradona was the captain, and of course he is still revered in the city. as you can see, there is a whole shrine dedicated to him here, you have got flowers, candles, photos of when maradona was captain of naples. and above the shrine, you can read the word which means god, and football here in naples is almost a religious experience. but after maradona delivered that incredible win for napoli three decades ago, it was very difficult for the team to sustain that level of success, they started playing badly, they had financial troubles, and they were demoted to a lower league. since then, it has been the biggest team from northern italy, from milan and turin, that kept winning year after year, and that is why there
with these headsets, right? so i was wondering with your with your hair, do these work? how do i look? you look great. sound brilliant. so last may, sam, i remember interviewing you in turin in your hotel, and we were talking about how for the first time in years it felt like the entire uk was behind our eurovision artist. and on the night it felt that you had convinced britain that we were going to do well. but still the phrase what is happening was trending on twitter when you started to get all of those points and it's brilliant that you're here. thank you for coming on eurovision cast. how are you now? nearly 12 months on? yeah, i feel fantastic. i feel incredibly grateful for every single little door that clicked open since eurovision. for myself and the team of absolute lives and friends that were involved, ijust it's