spurs, 2—0 down in turin in underten by higuain again.rin in under ten minutes. but where there is harry kane, there is hope. his goal pulling tottenham back into the tide. harry kane for totte n ha m back into the tide. harry kane for tottenham hotspur. higuain should have changed its complexion further but his penalty this time bounced back off the bar. how crucial that could prove to be as christian eriksen told them level from range. he has scored! the two goals are the firstjuventus have he has scored! the two goals are the first juventus have conceded he has scored! the two goals are the firstjuventus have conceded this year and the comeback was complete, proof of tottenham‘s own european credentials with a second leg to come. john watson, bbc news. proof of those credentials for spurs, they seem to be building. most teams struggled to score againstjuventus, especially at their ground but what a night for spurs fans. tottered deserve massive credit because you are right, the defence was considered to be the best in europe before ton

reporter: it's no coincidence that turin became a human trafficking hub. in the 1980's, nigeria opened a consulate here. the people traffickers were quick to take advantage of it to organize visas for their victims. it was the beginning of a brutal business. sometimes, princess and alberto take young women who haven't yet fallen prey to traffickers on a special tour of the city -- showing them the realities of street prostitution. princess: i told you people that we are going to turin to see where our girls are working. you remember i said one day we will go? >> yes. princess: a-ha. this night is the day. reporter: this evening's two passengers can barely grasp the idea that women -- just like themselves -- are being openly marketed here on the streets like meat. this is a fate princess wants to save as many women from as possible. and although human trafficking is still on the rise, she says she'll never give up. host: smart phones, laptops, tablets, electric-powered vehicles like hybrid and electric cars and electric scooters -- all of them depend on rec

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the police said we needed an escort to visit these illegally occupied buildings in turin.nd against migrants in italy, plus widespread pre—election anti—immigration rhetoric, have stoked tensions here. the mayor of turin is from another populist, big—hitter party, the controversial five star movement — anti—migration, eurosceptic and very antiestablishment. mayor appendino took me for a spin in her intentionally we have had a crisis, economic crisis. people don't like the establishment because there are no solutions and poverty is increasing, so what they see in us, when they were so young and they never did politics before, and they see in us a way to get out of the crisis, a way to find new solutions. with populists so popular here, should europe brace itself for turmoil in italy, the eurozone's third—largest economy, after these elections? well, not quite. remember him? yes, berlusconi is back, and the irony of the populist outbreak in italy is that a man who disappeared from politics surrounded by scandal has now returned and is able to present himself as a calm elder

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coming up on sport5day on bbc news, the champions league is back, with tottenham in turin for a massiveity are in switzerland to face fc basel. two months ago, our legal correspondent clive coleman lost his sister sarah to lung cancer. she was one of many healthy non—smokers to contract the disease. it is in fact the uk'5 biggest cancer killer, but receives relatively little funding for research. around 35,000 people die from lung cancer in the uk every year, and around 44,000 new cases are diagnosed. butju5t £708 is spent per lung cancer death in the uk, a fifth of that spent on breast cancer and a tenth of the amount on leukaemia research. well, clive has been finding out more about the non—smokers who contract the disease, and why it remains the poor relation to other forms of cancer. when you're first diagnosed with cancer, it's really scary and i was very scared. i was diagnosed with non—small cell lung cancer in august 2015. this is my younger sister, sarah. she died of blood cancer in december, two years after being diagnosed. in the months before her death, she made this film ab

people go underground. occupied buildings in turin.lcome. have stoked tensions here. and very antiestablishment. non—bling electric car. we have had a crisis, economic crisis. a way to find new solutions. economy, after these elections? well, not quite. remember him? himself as a calm elder statesman. role in forming the next italian government. after these elections. people in the proper way. most of our schoolmates right now are unemployed. there's hope in the future. voter turnout in these elections is expected to be high. italians are engaged — and angry. katya adler, bbc news, milan. sridevi kapoor, who has died aged 5a. on saturday while at a family wedding in dubai. alongside a prominent male co—star. rajini vaidya nathan looks back at her life. for decades, she was bollywood's leading lady. sridevi captivated audiences with her charisma and comic timing. to become a megastar in her own right. you know, the audience just wants a good film. that's what matters. whether it is a heroine—oriented or hero—oriented film. late on satur

juventus remain a point behind after a 1—0 victory over torino in the turin derby. sampdoria after beating them 1—0. marco reus scored the only goal of the match as borussia dortmund saw off borussia moenchengladbach in the bundesliga. the 1—0 win takes dortmund second, for 2h hours at least, with rb leipzig away to eintracht frankfurt on monday. saw off borussia moenchengladbach in the bundesliga. the 1—0 win takes dortmund second, for 2h hours at least, with rb leipzig away to eintracht frankfurt on monday. to the fa cup where tottenham were stunned by a late goal from rochdale who are bottom of the third tier in england. the last 16 game finished 2—2 meaning they'll have to replay at wembley stadium. harry kane looked to have won it with a penalty two minutes from the end but steve davies‘ dramatic injury—time equaliser forced the tie to a replay with the winner to face either swansea city or sheffield wednesday in the quarterfinals. we were calm on the bench because i know very well what happens if you believe that i was winning and that is what happened because

in italy's serie a, juventus saw their match against atalanta in turin abandoned due to heavy snow oniari on monday, so could extend their lead at the top to four points with victory in sardinia. elsewhere on sunday, roma dropped two places to fifth as they were beaten 2—0 at home by milan, who've stretched their unbeaten league run to eight games. and there were wins for spal 2013 and hellas verona, although they both remain in the bottom three. the greek superleague derby between leaders paok salonika and olympiacos was called off on sunday after olympiacos coach oscar garcia was hit by a roll of paper thrown from the stands. spaniard garcia was taken to hospital after he fell to his knees, clutching his face just before the kick—off. olympiacos officials withdrew their players in protest and later said garcia was being kept in hospital overnight after suffering a cut lip. more than 2—1/2 hours after the scheduled kick—off, the match was called off as fans clashed with police outside the stadium. the winter olympics closing ceremony marked the end of the 2018 competition in south ko

he was the first black athlete to win an individual winter gold in turin in 2006, and retained his 1000 vancouver four years later. he tweeted. .. he also used the hashtag #blackhistorymonth. to be diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis just months before your biggest sporting competition would spell the end for most athletes. especially when slopestyle snowboarding is your sport, with all the flips and landings that the discipline demands. but canada's spencer o'brien competed in sochi with that condition, and finished 12th in the women's final. now four years on she's determined to win a medal and make up for lost time. llanaber spencer o'brien and i am from vancouver, canada, and i am a slopestyle snowboard athlete. —— my name is spencer o'brien. leading into sochi was truly one of the ha rd est yea rs into sochi was truly one of the hardest years of my life. i was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis about two months before the games. i struggled for the seven months prior but was undiagnosed. there was one point where it was so bad they could not put my feet on the ground to get out of

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tottenham travel to turin looking for more magic in this season's champions league against italian giantsjuventusd england cricketer ben stokes prepares to fly out to new zealand after appearing in court earlier today. good evening. we'll look ahead to tonight's champions league action in a few minutes. but we'll start with the winter olympics action from pyeongyang where lightning unfortunately struck twice for elise christie. four years ago she was disqualified in each of her three events in sochi. this morning it was the 500 metres short—track speed skating final. our correspondent david ornstein reports from south korea. elise christie arrived in pyeongchang with high hopes of redemption following triple disqualification from sochi four yea rs disqualification from sochi four years ago and now a triple champion. the world record holder in this event the 500 metres. she sailed through the heat and the quarterfinal earlier today, the semifinal presented warning signs, a scrappy semifinal presented warning signs, a scrappy race and she finished second and then disaster struck in the final. not a

the unrest started on friday in peace and turin and has spread to two other italian cities the northern league the main focus of the anger and its own rally in iran on saturday as well. politics professor marco buss amin told us that radical parties are seeing a resurgence in italy we tend to exclude a lot of things done in one. economic crisis but there's through. another story this story is that there is a growing in this country there is a growing look legitimization all of the right any kind of radical sunni team from the economic rises believe in due time i don't think that it's a leak in gone like this there are too many differences between the north the south and nobody addresses that we'll all this is that change. you know that could change the situation covered spending goes up boring goes up the national debt is out of control and nobody talks even talks about the real issues. russia has warned ukraine it is making a colossal mistake after he have passed a law on the reintegration of the war torn down you have to get into god's great and moscow says it shows kiev is not commit

turin and has spread to other italian cities the northern league the main focus of the anger held its own rally in milan on saturday as well. politics professor marco but sonnie told us that radical parties are seeing a resurgence in italy. we tend to explain a lot of things done for women but don't an economic crisis but there is so there is another story the story is that there is a warning in this country there is a growing look legitimization all of the right any kind of radical scenery team from the economic rises from bin laden do time i don't think that john ridley can go on like this there are too many differences between the north the south and nobody addresses the real policies that change. you know they can change the situation. spending goes up boring goes up the national debt is out of control and nobody talks even talks about the real issues. a german newspaper has successfully registered a dog as a member of a major political party the social democrats build it says it pulled the stunt to show how easy it is to manipulate the party voting process as the as d.p. decides

after the intensity in turin and the wonder of wembley, the back drop to their fifth round fa cup, rochdaler the inaugural meeting, they did roll out a brand—new pitch. the hosts were out of the box quickly. the first chance from ian henderson was easily gathered by the spurs keeper. the top of goal scorer for rochdale was not going to miss the opportunity of scoring a goal against the premier league giants. putting his side 1—0 up before half—time. after the break, spurs showed why they were willing to pay $25 million —— pounds the venue recruit. a draw here would mean a replay. step up, harry kane. the premier league's top goalscorer caves the visitors a few moments of relief. this was not the end of the journey for rochdale. an equaliser was scored with a few seconds left on the clock. what was, until a few days ago, a field of mud is today a field of dreams. england's cricketers have finished their t20 tri—series with a win against new zealand but it wasn't enough for them to reach wednesday's final against australia. it was a thriller in hamilton as they won by two runs but they needed

clashes have erupted in the northern italian city of turin where anti-fascist activists rallied against the nationalist casa pound party police used water cannons to break up the protests. in the protest to tom's as the leaders of casa pound launched of their manifesto and candidates for next month's general elections. an anti-gun campaign a group in the us has published a list of three hundred members of congress which it cues is of blocking efforts to impose tougher firearms laws according to every town for gun safety all of these politicians accept money from the national rifle association calls for a new legislation have intensified in the wake of a school shooting in florida which left seventeen people dead mass protests have been held in cities across the country calling for a ban of the weapon used in that shooting the. a r fifteen assault rifle however the head of the national rifle association has doubled down saying staff at schools should be better armed he also accused the gun control advocates of exploiting the tragedy. we heard some contrasting it views on the story from j

searching gears now clashes have erupted in the northern italian city of turin where anti-fascist activists are rallying against the nationalist cause a pound party we should use that water cannons to break up the protest. i. i i and. i protest comes as the leaders of casa pound launch their manifesto and candidates for next month's general elections. and that does it for me i'll be back in thirty five minutes with a full look at your news you're watching our two international stay with us. it is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and the commission if you like and. this is my compass he is going to have the study hall maybe. you know chango it up with. the only palestinians who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who were under the oak vision that only could do this. and though it's not just the heart of this lady of the most of the i don't know if you competed in the doesn't seem to do more in the middle is also some piss off. but. everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy the susp

recover from a terrible start in the champions league knockout stages against italian giants juventus in turind evening. the former football coach, barry bennell, has been found guilty of multiple sex offences against young boys in the 1980s. bennell had denied 48 charges, including indecent assault and serious sexual assaults, but the jury convicted him on dozens of counts, and asked for more time to consider seven others. during the trial, prosecutors described him as a predatory paedophile who molested young boys on an ‘industrial scale'. our correspondent danny savage is at liverpool crown court tonight. thejury in this the jury in this case listened to evidence for five weeks in total. they went out to consider their verdicts last thursday and came back this afternoon with the majority of their verdicts. barry bennell, the football coach who abused his position to molesting young boys, listened on via a video link and shook his head and muttered as those guilty verdicts were returned with some of his victims in court watching on. he was the charismatic coach who convinced the parents of p

from salt lake city, to turin, vancouver and sochi, team gb have won skeleton medals at the past four games, but it still came as something of a surprise when they won one today because it came in the men's event. 0utsider dom parson stole bronze, for the team's first medal in south korea. from pyeongchang, here's our sports correspondent david 0rnstein. britain arrived here in south korea with the target of making these their most successful ever winter 0lympics. but despite record levels offunding, 0lympics. but despite record levels of funding, after six days of competition, it was a story of disappointment, they were yet to set foot on a single podium. but today in dramatic fashion their way to an end, as dom parsons became britain's first male skeleton medallist since 1948. i saw the bobsleigh boys going crazy. my mum looked like she had a tear in her ride. it was a very special feeling. it has tear in her ride. it was a very specialfeeling. it has been tear in her ride. it was a very special feeling. it has been a tear in her ride. it was a very specialfeeling. it has been a lon

. >> turin, italy, was the first time that snowboard cross was introduced to the olympics. >> the inauguralear for snowboard cross. super fun. >> the sport involves up to six athletes racing down a narrow, undulating course with the objective to reach the finish line first. of course, it's a lot harder than she makes it look. can you give me a couple tips and inside info? >> mainly stay low. controlled. you know. parallel with your board. we're checking out every feature, what we feel might be the best line. coming in to it. going off of it. connecting to the next feature. you basically are trying to absorb stuff and pump down the other side. you want to land about here. >> with olympian training and 20 years experience under my belt, it was time to find out if i had what it takes to be a snowboard cross athlete. >> one, two, three, go. >> there you go, nice. up. stay on top. come down. >> whoo. >> yeah! >> you did it. >> i think i'll leave this one to the pros. >> derek -- >> one of the better assignments. erin was telling me how physical the start line can actually be. so you've got six a

i am pochettino frontier in —— from turin. you dragon! they are on the good side but they are not to be messed with. did have a beard? no! that is not a dragon, love! moving on! that is a weird place. also on the programme we have a lot of west brom. chris brunt will be on the programme. and the programme will look back on the life of cyril regis. his nephew jason roberts will be on the show. and next tuesday is the 60th anniversary of the munich air disaster. we have an important piece on that about why it is remembered by obviously manchester united fans and players and staff, but more widely from other football people. we have an interview with denis law. he was at huddersfield at the time. we will have a piece on david beckham and looking at transfers. we will be looking at transfers. we will be looking at transfers. we will be looking at where riyad mahrez is. we will try and track him down. and we have a great piece on sheffield united who are doing well in the championship. they take on wolves this weekend. and predictions, i know

manchester city are at basel and tottenham are in turin to take onjuventus as the knock out stage oftch on radio 5live from 7 o'clock this evening and all the build up is on the website and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. the president of haiti has condemned the actions of some staff from 0xfam as outrageous and dishonest, accusing them of using the country's earthquake in 2010 to sexually exploit people in need. will grant is in the capital port—au—prince, and has been talking to former 0xfam employees in the country. a girl, a street corner, a parked car. in the poorest country in the americas, buying sex is easy. it's a common scene on any given night in haiti. girls, somejust teenagers, risking their lives for a few dollar bills. 0rdinarily, internationalaid agencies help tackle the problem. 0xfam, however, is now embroiled in it. we've spent the past few days speaking to former 0xfam employees in haiti. most are too scared to show their faces on camera, fearful of retribution for speaking out. they all confirmed the stories about 0xfam in 2011, in particul

just before we go, a quick update from turin, it is now 2—1 to juventus, harry kane pulling back andome imported materials fell, but prices for clothing and some leisure activities rose. last week, the bank of england warned that interest rates may go up quicker than expected, to help curb inflation. let‘s get some more on this story now. i‘m joined by our business reporter, sebastian chrispin. why has inflation stayed roughly the same? one thing to point out, it is not just that it stayed the same? one thing to point out, it is notjust that it stayed the same but it did not fall many analysts were expecting it to fall this month. the main reason for that if there are various pressures keeping up prizes of what we are talking about here really is what is happening to the poundin really is what is happening to the pound in relation to other currencies, so we know it failed against a number of currencies since the eu referendum and since then it regained many of those losses against certain currencies, but crucially against the euro it remains relatively weak, and that is important bec

they‘re in turin to take on juventus, and are without defender toby alderweireld who‘s being eased backists were expecting to see a small fall. a further rise in interest rates could now happen in the coming months, as our economics correspondent andy verity reports. if you go down to the shops today, beware of the odd surprise — like fruit, up 7.2%. orcoffee, up 7.5% compared to a year ago. more recently, those food prices have started to fall, but not by enough to slow down the overall rise in the cost of living for ordinary households. i think people are digging deeper into their pockets now and thinking carefully about what they are spending their money on. everything's gone up, hasn't it? just everything's so expensive. you're working all these hours in the workplace and everything, and for what? by the time you've paid your wages and everything, and you pay your rent, your gas, your bills, your electric, you're left with nothing. the difficulty is, prices have gone up, but my wages haven‘t. i haven‘t had a pay increase in line with inflation for about six years. the buying power o

. —— in turin.t dramatic and impressive late winner. it was their seventh straight home win for kilmarnock. setting up a business from home can seem very tempting — but a bbc investigation has found that some of those involved in what's known as multi level marketing schemes are being left in thousands of pounds of debt. multi—level marketing companies, or mlms, have been compared by their critics to pyramid schemes — though the key difference is they‘re absolutely legal— essentially a company employs a network of independent salespeople who sell products directly to their friends and relatives. these salespeople earn income based on their personal sales, as well as the sales of those they've recruited to work for the company. but many people who dreamt of making thousands of pounds a month are instead ending up in debt. women across the uk are speaking out against a £1 billion industry called multilevel marketing. i came across on facebook this friend who had quit herjob, and i knew she was earning