in italy, her nigerian madam showed no mercy. joy: because when i came out, i was actually pregnant. i remember saying that i was actually pregnant, and four months. but she made me remove it to-- so i was forced to remove the pregnancy, and with blood and everything, you have to go to the streets. emma: was it a doctor? joy: oh, it's a doctor. at home, not in a hospital. an african man inside his house. that's where they do it. and that's it. emma: and you had to go straight out to work. joy: yeah. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] emma: roberto saviano has been in hiding for almost 13 years. his book "gomorrah" blew the le of italy's main mafia rings, the camorra. now it wants him dead. roberto agreed to meet us in a secret location where he's protected by his security detail. the camorra is the presiding mafia power in naples and in castel volturno. he tells us how one of its clans is operating in tandem with the nigerians. [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language

we begin in the city of naples in southern italy. for centuries, this region has been famous for its red coral. on the edge of the city under the shadow of mount vesuvius, is the area of torre del grecko, the unofficial capital of the global coral trade. local business leaders are upbeat, coral jewelry is once again and demand international fashion and jewelry. brands are flocking to taura del grecko that success is helped by a serious commitment to conservation says local business woman, maria de simona. she says her traditional family firm sticks closely to the rules on conservation. natalie us, but there are many factors which are, are older, more or more than under the years old. so i think that that these factors want to keep this activity for the future. if you want to keep police activity and continue your, we have to care about sustainability. and she says she is aware of the illegal coral trade, but adds that all the well established traditional firms have nothing to do with it . you see you have a name, you have a story, yo

what should italy's policies towards ukraine? b to find a solution to the conflict. i think that the italy, it should have a position like her akiva now sort position a similar to turkey. her try to finish. should these war as soon as possible? ah, because her, this warning that you know are interested. there is no all support you came in to continue to war, but i find the solution that the team to accounting go for. so russia recently, lorena tolbert, the president of vento the list, said thank you so much. thank you very much. ah, staying in palace sign is really aircraft have launched a series of air strikes on a legit hamas targets in palestinian territory. history. the army said the bombing was in response to saturdays rocket launch from garza into israel. israel claims that the airstrikes targeted an underground rock at manufacturing complex run by hamas. there were no immediate reports of casualties. the u. s. military has shot down another, unidentified object flying over canada. that's after a series of us attacks on mysterious aerial bodies over the past we

italy strike back. irish tries _ through steven varney. italy strike back. irish tries flew _ through steven varney. italy strike back. irish tries flew in, _ through steven varney. italy strike back. irish tries flew in, first - back. irish tries flew in, first from keenan _ back. irish tries flew in, first from keenan before - back. irish tries flew in, first from keenan before another| back. irish tries flew in, first - from keenan before another one from the corner. again, the host crumbled, hanson with a bonus point winning fourth try. their cause was dealt a blow when bruno dealt a stray pass, with ireland leading 24—17, after an six try first half. after the break, italy repelled all that the world's number one ranked side threw at them, were themselves a constant threat and came close. he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no!— he is going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but the men in ureen can they get it? no! but the men in green moved _ can they get it? n

a new law introduced by italy's right when government restricts rescue operations, etc. at the center here, it's an endless tragedy. it strengthens our conviction that the only useful way to stop these tragedies is to stop departures liberal opposition. politicians say that this only leads to more tragedies, codo methods, another c tragedy with dozens of deaths, including many children. we must cooperate to safe as many lives as possible without criminalizing those who to day are saving lives at sea. despite the obvious dangers, the number of migrants making the perilous journey by boat, italy from northern africa and turkey is steadily on the rise. we get more or less from journalists, sima gulped her in rome. welcome seaman, a talk a so date to of the rescue effort. well, what we do know is that the firefighters, the coast guard, they have continued their search and rescue mission through the night, trying to find bodies at sea. but so far, the dead count still stands at 59 base concerned because of the rough sea conditions and the current that the bodies may have been

italy were antagonised and soon answered back through steven varney. italy strike back. irish tries flew in, first from hugo keenan before another one from bundee aki at the corner. again, the hosts crumbled, hanson with a bonus point winning fourth try. their cause was dealt a blow when bruno dealt with a stray pass, with ireland leading 24—17, after an six try first half. after the break, italy repelled all that the world�*s number one ranked side threw at them, were themselves a constant threat and came close. he�*s going for a cross field kick, can they get it? no! but the men in green moved into another gear, and hanson provided some much needed breathing space. 34—20 it finished. italy had impressed but the irish grand slam steam roller rolls on. ireland coach andy farrell says he doesn�*t mind there being a bit of anxiety in rugby internatoinals... one which he admitted italy made into a proper game. the positive is the chances that we did create, but the negative is that we didn�*t take them all again, so, i don�*t know, what was it, four orfive tri

because the minister back of italy has issued a l minister back of italy has issued a statement saying these crossings cannot be allowed to continue, because of the loss of life. yes, she is the _ because of the loss of life. yes, she is the head _ because of the loss of life. yes, she is the head of _ because of the loss of life. yes, she is the head of a _ because of the loss of life. yes, she is the head of a far - because of the loss of life. yes, she is the head of a far right - because of the loss of life. yes she is the head of a far right led coalition, she has vowed to crack down on migrants crossing, about 11,500 according to the un have made the crossing across the mediterranean are so far this year already. that is up on previous years. but her government is already involved in a big row about how she climbs down on this. her position is that things like charity migrant rescue vessels act as a bull fracture, and also gives people traffickers away to bring people into the mediterranean and leave them in the expectation that perhaps charity rescue vessels or italian coastguar

i am in austria, and now i am in italy, italy in italy. oh allison and eric dealers, journey in the electric van is coming to an end. it's time to head to the airport and back to munich. and to think back on the voyage, it's been very interesting. there were things to learn. for example, you have 3 different levels of power when you're driving. if you're going downhill, for example, you're in the green charge area where it's actually charging your battery for you. when you hit a good cruising speed, you're in the eco mode, so you're using some of the battery but efficiently. and then when you have to speed up, go really fast. you get into the power mode and that seems to drain the battery quite a bit. so i've been trying to not go up into that top power mode, which means that i speed up a lot more slowly and also the top cruising speed is around a 110 kilometers per hour. so i'm slower in general's. it felt a little bad on some roads if you like, where the slope pokes. a huge part of the learning curve as you guys saw was just figuring out

off the coast of southern italy may include 12 children, official say the boat travelled from italy to italy from to kia and those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. ah, it's now been nearly 3 weeks since earthquakes destroyed thousands of homes and southern kikhia and northern syria. more than 50000 people have died in the disaster. millions have fled the devastation. teresa burn ports now from the dye in southern chicky, which was one of the cities particularly badly hit while he will. he are still trying to cope with a magazine to him. what happened in this part of the country we're hearing. it's just about an hour away from a major city which is wherever you look there, hundreds of thousands of tents just like the one that you can see right behind me where people are leaving, trying to continue with their lives after losing their home. some homes were destroyed, others were badly damaged and they cannot go back to the united nations estimates that 1500000 people in this country were left homeless because of the earthquakes. so here people are telling us

he somehow managed to escape police custody in italy i escape police custody in italy and settled in saint—etienne, a city in the south—west of france. got new identity, got a job as a pizza chef at an italian restaurant. for 16 years, he led a very quiet life but back in italy, anti—mafia prosecutors never stopped looking for him. and he got a bit too competent. injuly 2021, he gave an interview to a local french newspaper where he boasted about his restaurant's home—made recipes like tortellini or risotto and eventually italian and french authorities tracked him down. this is a second high—profile mafia rest in a matter of weeks?— mafia rest in a matter of weeks? :, �* , g , mafia rest in a matter of weeks? :, �*, . , :, weeks? that's right. just a few weeks? that's right. just a few weeks ago. — weeks? that's right. just a few weeks ago, italy's _ weeks? that's right. just a few weeks ago, italy's most i weeks? that's right. just a few| weeks ago, italy's most wanted boss, matteo messina denaro, was arrested intensity and he had been on the run for 30 years and c

w or ah, ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin. dozens of people die in a boat rake off italy, the overcrowded migrant vessel sinks in stormy seas all the southern course. well then i see people have been rescued by many others are still missing. also coming up, russian president vladimir person accused this night, countries of taking part in the ukraine conflict because of their weapons donations to keith. he repeats his claim that the waste is planning to break off russia. ah, i'm jarrett read, welcome to the program. at least 59 migrants have died after their overcrowded wooden barge smashed into rocks of thought. uneasily the boat sank. knee, the southern city of crow tornet. more than 80 people were either rescued or swam ashore. some were taken to hospital and official said the vessel had set out from the west in turkish point is mere several days. the guard italian media say the migrants were mainly from afghanistan, iran and pakistan. treasured possessions will sure dozens of migrant streams ended here. children are among the victims rescue workers faced strong winds, tryin

w ah, ah, this is a d, w. news live from berlin. dozens of people die in a boat wreck off of italy, the overcrowded migrant vessel sinks and stormy seas of the southern coast. more than 80 people have been rescued, but many others remain missing. also coming up, russian, president, putin accuses nato countries are participating in what he called crimes because of their weapons donations to give and also of seeking to dismantle russia. and in the bonus league of byron unit dominate, when you and berlin in a match with 1st place on the line that in much more and much, much more rather coming up later in sports. ah, i'm here. and tilton, welcome to the program. at least $59.00 migrants have died after their overcrowded boat smashed into rocks off the southern of southern italy. the boat sank near the city of cro. tony more than 80 people were either rescued or swam ashore. some were taken to hospital and officials said the vessel had set out from the western turkish port of his mere several days ago. the tele media say that the migrants were mainly from afghanistan and iran and pakistan tr

more than ac people have been rescued. officials say that the boat was traveling to italy from turkey. those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. nadine baba reports the aftermath of a tragedy as they retrieved the dirt. this video showed some of good dozens of bodies which washed off on the eastern coast of calabria. this is what remains of the boat they were on. more bodies were spotted at sea. the coast guards continued looking for survivors on sunday. it was night time when the vessel found a during rough weather on a rocky reef, near the result of staccato dakota ro it was reportedly carrying as many as 150 people. many of them with an afghan itself, among the dead women and children, including at least one baby. scores of people have been rescued. they are being treated for physical injuries and trauma. in his weekly addressing vatican city, pope francis spoke about the victims. you know, the lord, i pray for each of them for the missing pretty other migrants who survived. i think those who are helping them and giving them a system that's the virgin ma

to understand that you have to start mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village where leonor davinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall in profits for donald lloyd. you're lunar hope, your the of the game kind of funny to me all you all the you all of lavender view financial group on amend the who will feed to rebuke global warming and changing insect populations have been seriously affecting production. so luigi wonders, how the big brands which supply europe supermarkets with extra virgin olive oil can somehow still do so all year round and knocked down prices to celebrate the k. so then the again, they did to re fi, a backlog, rose to depot. no man on the bus barn, about a came portal or the rear conquest take a did is with god the given the royal she quine, the arc sydney sierra. and i've been going you with the order the mad about, about the matter in order to supply the global market. these big manufacturers

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south of tuscany and puleo lies italy's largest area of intensive olive oil production. it's here, the criminals devised one of the most blatant food frauds in recent years. a case known to ludovico vaccaro as operation yellow, gold. inadequate because of the k, a certainly still get in even been due to delay, but he had your your a trailer trailer jim quantum quine is will be done. i do suspect don't put a se, se all you accelerated you and you sent for analysis by the investigators. the bottles turned out to contained rape seat oil. at this stage, vaccaro hadn't yet realized the size of the problem into the quest. a confidential when he showed up with the dead, only throws jaqueline to be clear, quality pick it out. he stood on it behind the card. did you only think she in a sustained yet under the newly fi she had plasma ghosts your factor in their chest? a chilly telephone, you have your faculty leadership actually dilemma truly main of your fact to just, i mean to bother you on yadi. i b m a factor of measure gps to proceed with the economy on. and so i started back

almost 12,000 migrants have already arrived by sea in italy this year. in 2022, more than 105,000 successfully made the crossing, with over 1,300 dead or missing. although high, those numbers are way down on the 2016 peak, when there were over 180,000 arrivals by sea. the government blames people traffickers and has pledged to stop the boats. at the vatican, pope francis expressed his sorrow for the latest loss of lives, which he said included many children. he said he was praying for the dead, the missing and those who survived. and those survivors, like hundreds of thousands before them, face an uncertain future. under the white sheets behind them, those who didn't make it. jon donnison, bbc news. jeremy konyndyk is president at refugees international and has been giving us his take on the situation. this is a tragedy, but i don't think you can really call it an accident. it is an outcome of policies that italy and the wider eu have been putting in place for years that have made the passage through the mediterranean more dangerous and have removed the

off of italy. the overcrowded migrant vessel sinks in stormy seas of the southern coast. more than even people have been rescued, but many others remain missing. also coming up, russian president, putin accuses nato countries of participating in what he called crimes because of their donation of weapons to keep. and he also accused them of seeking to quote, dismantle russia. and in the bonus league of fire munich dominate, when you and berlin in the match with 1st place on the line, we'll have that coming up later in our sports walk. ah, i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. at least 59 migrants have died after their overcrowded boat smashed into rocks of of southern italy. the boat sank near the city of crow tony. more than 80 people were either rescued or swam ashore and some were taken a hospital in officials at the vessel had set out from the western turkish board of is moore several days ago. a tele media say that the migrants were mainly from afghanistan, iran and pakistan. treasured possessions, will show dozens of migrant streams ended. here. children are am

so coming a migrant tragedy of italy's coast dozens drown, including children off their overloaded boat breaks up in rough scenes. plus i not jerome's waiting hope has results begin to trickle enough to a crucial presidential election marked by delays. i anger and mexico thousands protest against the government's proposed election. ah, to his ready settlers had been killed in the occupied west bank, her some of them responded by burning down palestinian homes. one palestinian man was also killed in the violence. al jazeera, sarah hired reports from western loosely this is where the attack happened in the town of hawaii in the occupied was bank 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shots while driving in a call is ready forces say they're looking for palestinians suspects. authorities immediately set up temporary checkpoints and close existing ones in the area just south of nobliss. unfortunately, that though we've completely got that innocent israeli, we will not be silent. we will do everything in our power to put that out to do them. we would make sure that the gradi

with this dw news lie from berlin. dozens of people die in a boat wreck off of italy. the overcrowded migrant vessel sinks in stormy seas of the southern coast. for the evening. people have been rescued that many others remain missing. also coming up brush and president putin accuses nato countries of participating in what he called crimes. because of their weapons donations to give . and he also said they're seeking to quote unquote, dismantle russia. and in the bonus league, byron unit dominant. when you and berlin in a match with 1st place on the line that's giving up later in sports. ah. i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program. at least $59.00 migrants have died after their overcrowded boat smashed into rocks off of southern italy. the boat sank through the city of crow tony. more than 80 people were either rescued or swam ashore. some were taken to hospital and officials that the vessel had set out from the western turkish port. it is mere several days ago. italian media say that the migrants were mainly from afghanistan, iran and pakistan treasured possessions,

italy. and that region of italy. it's actually gorgeous region of italy. they lived a valley right up with the alps on either side. it was a wheat growing area. and in the 19th century, the great of wheat production on the great plains of the united states had started to flood the market in italy. the money the grain was pouring in along the train lines into their little town. and so the family's economy completely messed up. he was in a trade that people didn't need as much anymore from a region that was seeing the economic strain of mass industrialization. and there's a whole bunch of reasons i won't go into i bartolo mayo, vanzetti, lefty country because it turns out that immigration is not purely an economic thing. it's also tied with all sorts of personal. and believe me, bartolomeo vanzetti had a few personal issues. but it was tied to these transformations. here was a young man to 20 years old with a skill, a trade from a respectable farm family, not rich people, by a long shot, but not poor people either. not a poor person's house. emigrating to th

you have to credit italy to slowing that down. so, i think there were some things that went well but there plenty of things to get better on. he spoke about it in there as well. we weren't happy with where we were last week. some good things we did, a lot of stuff to work on as well. we have wales in the next few weeks and that is a focus to improve in the next few weeks and get a win. exeter have reached the final of the premiership rugby cup after trouncing sale by 46 points to three in their semi — final. the chiefs ran in six tries with tom wyatt one of the scorers. exeter will play london irish in the final at twickenham in late may. a week that began with manchester city being charged by the premier league for breaching its financial rules. ended with the club just three points from its summit. they beat aston villa 3—1 to move closer to leaders arsenal. who they play on wednesday. dan ogunshakin reports. the etihad stadium was united in defiance, the target of its ire obvious. pep guardiola promised his side wouldn't be

the dead. officials say the boat traveled to italy from turkey. it was on board a trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. ah m t a stepped up efforts to clear away the mountains of rubble, 3 weeks after the earthquakes, equipments been sent to the affected areas. as there are concerns about peoples health out there was treated by reports. i'm kind of mon, mateusz, rubble, dust and loss are everywhere in, so these tend to kia these days in got them on might out or thirty's have already started to clear the rubble. but nana mean says she cannot forget what she has lost and comes here every day where her home once stood at your card with. we removed my mother and father from the rubble, only my father was alive every day. i come to the same place to see if i can find their belongings just to have a memory. clearing away the mountains of rubble is a daunting task because it is everywhere in this part of the country. trucks have unloaded tongs of rubble all around this area, creating those mountains that you can see right behind me. removing

this is al jazeera nie from della also coming up a migrant tragedy of italy's coast dozens drown, including children. after their overloaded boat breaks up in rough seas plus one i, nigerians weight, you know, hope his results begin to trickle in off to a crucial presidential election marked by delays. and we have the latest on the russian bonds towards the besieged, ukrainian city abutment. ah, 2 is ready, settlers have been killed in the occupied. west bank is ready. police say they're looking for palestinian suspects. some settlers responded by burning down palestinian homes. one palestinian man was also killed in the violence out 00 higher reports from western useless this is where the attack happened in the town of hawaii in the occupied was anc, 2 brothers from a nearby legal israeli settlements with shots while driving in a call is ready forces say they're looking for palestinians. suspects authorities immediately set up temporary checkpoints and close existing ones in the area just south of nablus. unfortunately. but though it won't be dropped out. innocent israeli, we will not be s

not from italy, but from elsewhere around the mediterranean. i almost grigory soiled connie for the doughty de las by now a video. i'm a boy, elizabeth dato. these foreign imports will be mixed with the domestic product and then sold as italian extra virgin olive oil. remarkably, this is all legal under one condition that all the criteria for extra virgin olive oil have been met. and then i sat there paranoid with k, l, e o l, your care, a job board, young me the italian inspectors are looking for imported foreign oil of poor quality that side the too acidic or not fruity enough. if it's found to be not up to grade, the oil is simply registered as being sub standard, stating that an error has crept into the documents space. so i know all the stuff in the class, some hint of dandy meantime, could us demo for shandra, comp, yona green, because i will need a lot xanda ada coin supp avon lake april. don't don't know. add on to one, but i'll chip it all video. we're all said new to us on a 100. she's already going to ali already of the class, but do

but no var, no whistle, i and italy had equalised. that looked reall close and italy had equalised. that looked really close indeed. _ and italy had equalised. that looked really close indeed. england's - really close indeed. england's res - onse really close indeed. england's response was _ really close indeed. england's response was quick, - really close indeed. england's response was quick, racheli really close indeed. england's i response was quick, rachel daly and the perfect position once more, giving the crowd a new hero. its, giving the crowd a new hero. double for rachel daly! giving the crowd a new hero. al double for rachel daly! another victo for double for rachel daly! another victory for manager _ double for rachel daly! another victory for manager sarina i double for rachel daly! another i victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. england's cricketers have won for a tenth time in the 11 games since ben stokes took over as the permanent captain. james anderson

this single shining star of the country's food culture owns italy. well, over a 1000000000 euros a year, and it's fiercely protected. so now your bag, portable plane, when any value ls. so it should you, melissa, counterfeiters selling fake oil on line, routinely steel, genuine brand names to do so. when the units investigators spot them, they can immediately demand the ads are taken down. listening and tony to southern implement that on to some even throw lydia but stance a stringent and he proceeded, moved up to stringent that he spent toil to boise her arm, cupid k e pro la lo york. so generally, my own producer qui down the won't alone minister, the legal dora little causal up leveled sooner sooner. but where did these fates come from? to understand that you have to start mid italy's fabled olive grove. this is an keyona in tuscany village. well the another davinci was born. it's also where luigi perrine follows age old traditions as a producer of extra virgin olive oil of late. he's been experiencing a big fall and profits for donald lloyd. you'

, or the 80 people have been rescued. officials say the boat was traveling from italy to italy rather from turkey. those on board were trying to reach europe through the mediterranean. sonya gaga has more. ah, another body washed up far from home. the latest casualty of the shipwreck of the southern italian coast. along the shoreline, the remains of the vessel all too evident as the sea continued to churn out, the splintered wreckage at least a 180 people impact into the wooden sailboat, according to local authorities. most of them from afghanistan and iran, and pakistan. 14 children were among those who drowned after crushed onto the rocks and sank near the town of sick of equal through. the strong winds and rough seas hampered the rescue efforts. and those who survived remain distraught and still in shock from the traumatic ordeal. nearby the dead were placed into coffins and transfer to a sports hall where many came to pay their respects. tim are too much longer ala up by there are no words. one can only stand beside the survivors and tin to their basic needs. it is on you to date

but no var, no whistle, and italy had equalised. that looked really close indeed. england's response was quick, rachel daly and the perfect position once more, giving the crowd a new hero. a double for rachel daly! another victory for manager sarina wiegman, and with the world cup this summer, a headache for the new player of the match. onto cricket now and england test captain ben stokes says he wants his side to be entertaining. and they were definitely that in tauranga as they thrashed new zealand in the opening test — their 10th win out of ii since he became captain. after reducing the kiwis to 63—5 overnight as they chased england's target of 394, stokes' bowlers wrapped it up in the first session on day 4. jack leach making the early breakthrough and thenjimmy anderson cleaning up the tail — first trapping scott kuggeleijn lbw. he followed that up with the wickets of captain tim southee and then neil wagner, both caught behind as england homed in on victory. daryll mitchell provided some resistance against the england juggernaut with a well—made half