dathan left the job -- and his wife., who'd later be known as jane cortez in bocas. in 2005, police say dathan started in on his real estate scams. he sold a home that wasn't his for $200,000. police charged him with obtaining property under false pretenses. by the time the owner realized what had happened, dathan was on the run. that landed him on the television program "america's most wanted." somewhere along the line, police say dathan sold a stolen car in montana, and when cops pulled him over for speeding in wyoming, he took off, leading them on a high speed chase before escaping. it seems it was only after he moved to panama that dathan's scams took a sinister turn. >> the change was he killed people to get the documentation in order to take over the property. and not only did he steal the property, he would steal everything in the house, cars, boats, right down to the toothbrush and underwear and the dogs. >> he took on their entire lives? >> yeah, right down to the change in their pockets. >> four years after fle

a big thank you to my guests this evening, dawn foster, and matt dathan.entre. three more teams have made it through to the fa cup quarterfinals tonight. the holders manchester city made hard work of their trip to hillsborough to face sheffield wednesday, 0ne sergio aguero goal enough to beat the championship side craig templeton reports. it has been a good seven days for manchester city. they went to madrid last wednesday and the leak of title on sunday, this wednesday, a trip to wednesday. it looks to the cup. but it was a sluggish start from city for the first sergio aguero couldn't find his feet. and then gabrielle jesus suffered the same fate. not what he had planned. this was closer from nicolas 0tamendi but no goals at half—time. since he started the second half with more purpose. the opening go though still proving elusive. but you cannot keep sergio aguero out for too long. although joe wildsmith in the wednesday goal surely should have. he did to make a man stopping to had not once, but twice. and in the final few minutes he made sure it would ju

11.30pm, we'll be taking an in depth look at the papers with our reviewers, dawn foster and matt dathan. stay with us for that. good evening. flybe, britain's biggest regional airline, is on the verge of collapse tonight going into administration, putting thousands ofjobs at risk and having an immediate impact on the travel plans of many thousands of passengers. the company had asked government for a crucial loan of £100 million to stay in business. but concerns over coronavirus have also affected bookings in recent weeks. flybe is a leading carrier at airports including belfast, glasgow, southampton, manchester, and birmingham. 0ur correspondentjon kay reports from flybe's headquarters in exeter. touching down in exeter, one of flybe's last flights of the day. but what will be taking off tomorrow? these are not passengers with luggage. but mechanics taking their tools home from the company's headquarters at the end of the runway. they'd come in especially to collect their kit, even before any official announcement. we are not allowed to tell you anything. nothing. have you been told wh

once again that is in dawn foster and matt dathan. for the moment, goodbye for me. good evening.weather across the uk for thursday. for many, a lot of dry weather, probably a massive sigh of relief to be had. showers in the north—west. in the south a weather system that is being a headache. certainly for france, widespread rain and strong wind. for us, it will feed into more cloud to the south and helps to keep up cloud to the south and helps to keep up temperatures. the rain in the evening tending to ease. further north, clear skies, light evening tending to ease. further north, clearskies, light wind, a frost and chances of some patchy fog for thursday on thursday. that's one contrast, the temperatures, but the weather is quite a bit contrast on thursday as the low pressure pushes rain into the south counties and it may go to essex and it will linger longer into the afternoon. possibly staying wet until after dark into the likes of kent. further west the skies will clear. a chilly breeze around the low pressure as we head into thursday and overnight into friday, we see this wee

papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are dawn foster, who's a columnist for the guardian, and matt dathanes on bbc news. number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the ukjumps to as a number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the uk jumps to as a public health campaign urges people to wash their hands regularly. italy is shutting down schools and universities as it tries to stop the spread of coronavirus. the ups and downs of the race to take on donald trump. the billionaire bloomberg drops out and former vice presidentjoe biden is the comeback kid. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening. touching on the coronavirus outbreak in italy that the you have reported. a government decree that all major sporting events will be behind closed doors for the next month, until april the 11th at least. that's cute not just for the football matches in italy, many of which were postponed, but also for the end of the six nations, intend days' time. england's campaign, when they go to rome, that will be behind close doors. the italian government saying that all sport there will