fund. it is called for this crypto fund. in the past seven hour, i've become an expert in cryptocurrency. no, not really. he is the founder of this collapsed crypto and he is been accused by the us exchange commission of using billions of dollars of customers funds and his firm and his personal piggy bank and he was recently arrested in the bahamas and he's in of eight counts of wire fraud, money laundering and conveys years in prison and hasjust been denied bail. the conveys years in prison and has “ust been denied bail.�* been denied bail. the fear is that this will create _ been denied bail. the fear is that this will create some _ been denied bail. the fear is that this will create some kind - been denied bail. the fear is that this will create some kind of- this will create some kind of continuation across other currencies and crypto companies. yeah continuation across other currencies and crypto companies.— and crypto companies. yeah and i have to say. _ and crypto companies. yeah and i have to say. i _ and crypto companies. yeah and i have to say, i feel— and crypto companies. yeah and i

have to say, i feel incredibly - and crypto companies. yeah and i have to say, i feel incredibly old | have to say, i feel incredibly old did not— have to say, i feel incredibly old did not really know this road to all but these — did not really know this road to all but these things are actually, passing. _ but these things are actually, passing, no unnecessary passing the sniff test. _ passing, no unnecessary passing the sniff test. it— passing, no unnecessary passing the sniff test, it all sounds like a modern—day ponzi scheme. you just wonder_ modern—day ponzi scheme. you just wonder how— modern—day ponzi scheme. you just wonder how people are persuaded to use these _ wonder how people are persuaded to use these systems and clearly, these are very— use these systems and clearly, these are very high—profile people and i think_ are very high—profile people and i think particularly in america, people — think particularly in america, people seek these kinds of financial frauds _ people seek these kinds of financial frauds and — people seek these kinds of financial frauds and they do get the book shop chapter— frauds and they do get the book shop chapter them once they are convicted and so, _ chapter them once they are convicted and so, i_ chapter them once they are convicted and so, iwill— chapter them once they are convicted and so, i will imagine should he be convicted. — and so, i will imagine should he be convicted, once he is tried. i do not understand _ convicted, once he is tried. i do not understand it _ convicted, once he is tried. i do not understand it so, _ convicted, once he is tried. i do not understand it so, i - convicted, once he is tried. i if not understand it so, i will not

investigate. you will make a big tourist in not to get involved with the stuff. that's finished with the daily telegraph, a husband and wife sitting there and she is saying to him, if you're posting these courts today, you should read happy easter inside. i make christmas cards even bothering to send sam? i inside. i make christmas cards even bothering to send sam?— inside. i make christmas cards even bothering to send sam? i sent 11, my final one which _ bothering to send sam? i sent 11, my final one which i'm _ bothering to send sam? i sent 11, my final one which i'm hoping _ bothering to send sam? i sent 11, my final one which i'm hoping makes - bothering to send sam? i sent 11, my final one which i'm hoping makes it l final one which i'm hoping makes it and feeling — final one which i'm hoping makes it and feeling quite guilty for not being — and feeling quite guilty for not being more organised. i tend to not, people _ being more organised. i tend to not, people going down the christmas card wrote and _ people going down the christmas card wrote and they brought forth the date and — wrote and they brought forth the date and a warning to be careful that they —

date and a warning to be careful that they don't arrive on time and really— that they don't arrive on time and really get — that they don't arrive on time and really get it as soon as possible and hoping to get that, really. are usin: it as and hoping to get that, really. site: using it as the excuse not to get writer's cramp? i using it as the excuse not to get writer's cramp?— writer's cramp? i did make five homemade _ writer's cramp? i did make five homemade christmas - writer's cramp? i did make five homemade christmas cards - writer's cramp? i did make five l homemade christmas cards with writer's cramp? i did make five - homemade christmas cards with my two—year—old and i'm still squabbling but a durable paint outside of my nails and we all have this send them at some point and you'll be finding glitter everywhere. i have glitter all over me. and thank you both. eta? everywhere. i have glitter all over me. and thank you both. stay with us and we will see _ me. and thank you both. stay with us and we will see you _ me. and thank you both. stay with us and we will see you again _ me. and thank you both. stay with us and we will see you again for- me. and thank you both. stay with us and we will see you again for the - and we will see you again for the next history of the papers and do join us then. join here by the correspondent who has news about andrew flint off having been involved in some kind of

accident in top gear. the having been involved in some kind of accident in top gear.— accident in top gear. the top gear presenter. _ accident in top gear. the top gear presenter. he _ accident in top gear. the top gear presenter, he was _ accident in top gear. the top gear presenter, he was filming - accident in top gear. the top gear presenter, he was filming that. accident in top gear. the top gear| presenter, he was filming that this morning in surrey at the park when a car crash happened and he has been rushed to hospital, airlifted to the hospital and bbc spokesperson has said, to confirm the incident and said, to confirm the incident and said that freddy was injured in an accident at the top gear test track with the crew, medics, attending straightaway, immediately music in the hospital for further treatment they say they will confirm details in due course. what we do know is his injuries are not life—threatening. his injuries are not life-threatening. his injuries are not life-threateninu. . , . life-threatening. that is a huge relief. life-threatening. that is a huge relief- now _ life-threatening. that is a huge relief. now one _ life-threatening. that is a huge relief. now one of _ life-threatening. that is a huge relief. now one of the - life-threatening. that is a huge l relief. now one of the presenters life-threatening. that is a huge - relief. now one of the presenters of top gear and the safety considerations around reporting anything like that will be enormous, hence the quick response. the anything like that will be enormous, hence the quick response.—

hence the quick response. the risk assessments _ hence the quick response. the risk assessments for _ hence the quick response. the risk assessments for shows _ hence the quick response. the risk assessments for shows like - hence the quick response. the risk assessments for shows like that. l assessments for shows like that. there are four camera shoots, top chutes and risks are assessed every time the film and now, freddie was involved in a car crash back in 2019 and he had a near miss and so, this, again, is another mere 20 meg near miss. he is in hospice, condition not life—threatening thus far. and ultimately, he is recovering from his injuries in the hospital. good evening. hello i'm tt and this is your sports news where we start with football and argentina are through to the world cup final after a comprehensive 3—0 win over croatia in qatar. lionel messi led his team to a second final in the last three tournaments where they'll now face either holders france or morocco, as imran sidat reports.

they came from far and wide to see if that man can find the edge closer to the one trophy missing from his collection. of the prorations want to spoil the party at the stadium. after a tough start, they sprung to life, julian alvarez brought down penalty. the magic of lionel messi has been spearheading the argentinian charge throughout the tournament and there tells men by example once again. it wasn't long before alvarez was in the thick of the action once more, this time, finishing up the action to double their lead in the sea of blue and white roaring their approval. they were rampant, or of the reflexes of dominic prevented a third before the break. it was more of the same the second half with lionel messi almost getting another. the little magician

then turned provider, more brilliance to put it on a plate for alvarez to get his second. the celebrations were in full swing and windows areas as they began to dream of a third world cup victory. the first since the late diego in 1986. and with the south americans seeming to compete for me just the right time, they may both take some stopping in the final. ahead of their semi final against morocco, france goalkeeper hugo lloris has been speaking about that harry kane penalty against england in the quarter—final. the two are teammates at tottenham hotspur and lloris says he did text kane afterwards — but it wasn't easy to find the words. he can be proud of what is done for the national team doing this world cup in football history and many missed important penalties. people like guglielmo messi

people like no doubt, he will keep his chin up and he will have tottenham in the national team. azeem rafiq has warned that cricket remains �*in denial�* about racism. the former all—rounder and his family have relocated to pakistan after being the victim of racial harassment and bullying at yorkshire county cricket club. he spoke to the digital, culture, media and sport committee earlier. although everyone is heard about me, this was not about me. i spoke about this was not about me. i spoke about this so my kids can go and play in 13 months on, sadly, i would've loved to have, not come here in the first place but come and told you how great things of been, how much cricket is changed. and unfortunately, what it feels like it's cricket is very much in denial. disgraced french rugby chief bernard laporte has quit his role as vice—president of world rugby, the sport's governing body announced

on tuesday. laporte who's president of the french rugby federation, had earlier received a two—year suspended prison sentence on domestic corruption charges just nine months before france hosts the sport's world cup. he was convicted after a french court ruled he showed favouritism in awarding a shirt sponsorship contract to a friend. three years after his departure as wales' most successful and longest—serving coach — warren gatland is back. the new zealander was reappointed last week after his successor wayne pivac was sacked, and at the principality stadium today he outlined his vision for wales. dafydd pritchard reports. at the last time he was here as well as coach, he was celebrating the third grand slam of this first and historic 12 your tender daddy tenure. and all wells side to avoid 13 of the 12 matches this year and lost at home to italy in georgia in that

same period. as he proved the first time around, looked up transform a teams fortune and quickly stop you with a lot of pressure expectations but that's what motivation does come you excited. i don't think things have changed from when i arrived at the end of 2007, but it's always been expectations on wales and famous. with the world cup less than a year away in the world cup warming, they have plenty to ponder as these started the second stint in charge. with the bush will be, there is many issues to ponder off the field as there are on it. the relationship between the welsh rugby union and the four regions is a strained as ever with the issue of future funding meaning there is a freeze on player contracts. although the two parties have verbally agreed

a six year deal, but has not been signed yet. si a six year deal, but has not been signed yet. s i was trying to get everyone on the same page to get the best possible outcome for making me want the team to be successful and thatis want the team to be successful and that is everyone being in the same crossroads and i think there's a real desire for when to get on the same page and to focus and some the details that need to be sorted and hopefully they can be done over the next few months. it would take much to change the problems with the national men's team, if kaplan to come have someone back someone back to bed at home with a proven track record of getting the job done. and that's all the sport for now. hello there.

after the coldest night of the year on tuesday night, some parts struggled to get above freezing, for example, in glasgow, it was —5 celsius all day because of the fog, and it was barely much more than —2 celsius in edinburgh, well below the average. and that cold weather stays with us throughout the day on wednesday and thursday. there's just the hint, though, that by the time we get to the weekend, something milder may well come back in off the atlantic. but plenty of winter hazards between now and then. widespread harsh frost and ice risk, widespread snow showers, freezing fog once again to watch out for. and we've got this band of rain with inland sleet and snow in the south, and you can see that stretches across much of southern england. a blast of northerly winds continues to bring snow showers in across the north and the east of scotland. one or two filtering down the north sea coast as well and into northern ireland, but bitterly cold, minus ten over the snowfields and, of course, clearly icy where we've had the showers, where the showers continue, see through the day in eastern areas. but blizzards in the north,

gusts of 60—70 miles an hour for the far north of scotland, northern isles, those showers just keep coming. in the south, hopefully this area of rain, sleet and snow will pull away, but leaving things very treacherous and icy, and temperatures will do well to get, again, a couple of degrees above freezing. one or two snow showers for northern ireland, but plenty of sunshine here, add on that brisk wind, particularly in the north and east, and it will feel colder still, colder than those temperatures will suggest. then as we go through the night and into thursday, we pick up quite a lot of cloud in southern areas. we've still got those showers and low pressure moving down the north sea, enhancing those showers for northern and eastern areas. but, again, really cold overnight, possibly less fog on thursday morning, although there could be some in the south in particular because we've got a stronger wind. but those ease off again, thursday sees the showers mostly in the north and in the east. we're watching out towards the atlantic for friday. so do stay tuned to the forecast. but some good spells of sunshine take temperatures

marginally a little higher. but we could have a quite persistent spell of snow in the north on friday and something milder potentially into the weekend, as we've talked about, but with it, there'll be a transient spell of snow as well. so to keep up to date on the temperatures where you are, you can head to the app. the warnings are on the website, too.

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