two main towns are palermo and catania on opposite sides. i've done a show in palermo before.. a failure of humiliating scale. this time i was gonna get it right. there's the sicily we know from films. an evocative, deeply felt history that's not quite reality but cool anyway, right? there's the simple fact of its location, tucked away under the boot of italy. part of, but not really part, of that country. [ man in market speaking italian ] >> anthony: its own language, culture, its own history of norman, arab, spanish, roman, turkish, egyptian interlopers, all leaving their mark and their influences. i grew up in new jersey, which was pretty much sicily on the hudson. the italian-americans next door weren't from milan. i can tell you that much. [ man in market speaking italian ] >> anthony: i guess what i'm telling you is i figured, this will be easy. villa monaci delle terre nere -- a certified agriturismo. meaning, it's a hotel, restaurant, and working farm that in this case produces olive oil. how many acres of property do you have? >> guido: uh, it's about 40 acres. and i

imprisoned in palermo in sicily forfour years before he moved on to germany.country so if he did get radicalised as happened during his stay in europe. alan pardew says he's sad that his time at crystal palace has come to an end. pardew has been sacked with the club just one point above the premier league relegation zone. former england boss sam allardyce has emerged as the odds on favourite to succeed him. here's our sports news correspondent, david 0rnstein. this is a results business and that is what steve parish determine and co—owner made clear in a conversation i had with him after the news was announced. they can't afford to get relegated from the premier league, he wanted to put on record has since your gratitude for the tremendous service alan pardew gave to the club in his time as a manager and previously as a player, pointing to the fa cup final performance against manchester united, just in may, they narrowly lost out. pardew says he is sad by the decision and thanked the fans, the decision and thanked the fans, the players and also steve parish an

palermo against pescara finished 1—1. both sides remain in the bottom three.far afield as kuwait and australia have been received for the infamous "chosen one" banner that was created by a group of manchester united fans to mark david moyes‘ appointment as manager back in 2013. the banner is presently in storage at a house in salford quays near manchester — not far from where it hung on the second tier of old trafford's east stand. on monday, moyes — now in charge at sunderland — returns to united for the first time since he was sacked in april 2014. that was just 11 months into a six—year contract after taking over when sir alex ferguson retired. sam alla rdyce ice sam allardyce ice is the front runner to replace alan pardew as crystal palace manager. the former newcastle and west ham boss had guided palace to the fa cup final earlier this year. but palace are just one place and one point above the relegation zone. here's our football reporter david ornstein. one win in 11, in that sequence was a run of six straight defeat. they sit one point above the relega

lazio moved fourth after victory at home over fiorentina, while there were also wins for inter and palermoown to win 4—3 at genoa move off the bottom of the table. in spain, barcelona have moved within three points of primera division leaders real madrid beating local rivals espanyol 4—1 in the catalan derby at camp nou. luis suarez and lionel messie both scored twice for luis enrique‘s side. in germany, douglas costa's long—range shot helped bayern munich to a 1—0 victory over bottom side darmstadt. that win takes them back to the top of the league, although the champions are ahead of leipzig on goal difference only. the two sides meet at the allianz arena on wednesday before the bundesliga winter break. in the dutch eredivisie, a goal—less first half between ajax and champions. psv eindhoven. exploded into life shortly after the interval. ajax captain, davy klaassen, unleashed a thunderous strike that flew into the top corner for his ninth goal in 16 league matches. well worth having another look at for its sheer brilliance on the big stage. but that was before the man who used to captai

four of those were in a jail in palermo in sicily where he spent some time after being accused of arson was issued with a deportation order which he did not materialise and then he escaped to germany where he is believed to have taken out those attacks in berlin. let's go to berlin. the reaction to this news there? relief. i am hearing the christmas market where the lorry drove through on monday. i think everybody is very relieved that this man who was armed has now no longer posing a threat to the public. the german authorities have said that they haven't officially confirmed his identity yet, but they say that there is little doubt that this was anis amri, who was shot in milan today. we understand bureaucratically it will take a little longer before the german authorities confirm him. a spokesman for the interior ministry here in germany said that there was a sense of relief that this man no longer posed a threat. the italian authorities are saying that the fingerprints taken from the body of the man shot in milan confirm 100% that there is no doubt at all that this is anis amri. wha

he was sentenced in absentia to five years in jail and he was also imprisoned in palermo in sicily for to germany. it is not believed that he ever had any islamist links here before he left the country, so if he did get radicalised, it happened during his stay in europe. and you can find all the bbc coverage of the attack collated in one place on the bbc news website. let's look at what could be a major breakthrough in the treatment of multiple sclerosis. it's concerns a drug called ocrelizumab and that appears to be able to slow damage to the brain in two forms of ms. the findings of a the trial were published in the new england journal of medicine. james gallagher has been telling me how the drug works. if you think about what ms is, it is an immune system is starting to attack the brain and wants it attacks the brain it disrupts chemical and electrical signals throughout the brain and that is how you lose control of your body. if the immune system is attacking the brain, let's attack the immune system. so what ocrelizumab does is it selectively destroys part of the immune system to