05/04/2016 Outside Source

The Prime Minister of Iceland has resigned after allegations he

concealed millions of dollars' worth of investments in offshore

companies. There have been big protests against him in Reykjavik.

We will get more on that and spot shortly. The first US primary is

taking place right now since Donald Trump's comments on abortion. And we

will hear from Northern Ireland were a woman has been given a suspended

prison sentence for terminating her pregnancy.

The American primary race moves to the state of Wisconsin.

For the Democrats Bernie Sanders currently has a small lead

But for the Republicans Ted Cruz has a 10 percentage point

lead over Donald Trump in this particular state.

The BBC has been allowed to speak to some of the women supporting Donald

I was a Marine, so I will keep my foul mouth out of the comments. I am

not a feminist by any means. As far as his comments on women, I do not

think that has anything to do with running the country. I feel like

other countries will respect our country a bit more because they are

and tie feminist over there. I think they will respect Donald Trump being

in the presidency. If women want to hurl insults at

him, he will hurl insults back. In the abortion issue, you don't even

want to know what I think about that. When I was 23, 24, I was in an

abusive relationship and I became pregnant, but they convinced me it

was a blob of tissue and I went ahead with the abortion, it was

extremely painful. I was able to block out the pain and the guilt for

some time until it hit me like a tonne of bricks. It is 35 years

later and I am not over it. I am very excited to be here, it is

my first rally. It is and tie abortion and that is a good thing

for me because I have no children, but I would always love to have a

child. For me to see some lady have an abortion breaks my heart because

I want that child. This whole war on women playing is

another card they continue to play just like the race card and it is to

change the topic about the real issue. A lot of men judge women and

their appearance and it is something I have lived with my whole life. I

know a lot of people who can do really well in their jobs, they are

really smart, they say offensive jokes from time to time, but when

they do their job they do it really well and that is why I support

Donald Trump despite those comments. We are going to win again. Let's

take a look at where things stand in the race. But the

. This is for the Republicans. Donald Trump has 737 delegates. Ted

Cruise is next on 475. Let's go over to Washington. In the overall scheme

of things, how important is Wisconsin tonight? Wisconsin of

itself is not a massively important state, we do not talk about it as if

it was New Hampshire, or Florida with so many delegates, but it has

become important as a litmus test of how Donald is doing. There is a

sense and an indication from polls in Wisconsin that he is losing some

popularity. In the last few minutes a new, national poll has come out

putting him neck and neck with Ted Cruise and that is the first time I

can remember them being equal in a national poll. That is upset for the

Trump campaign. What we will get out of Wisconsin is an indication of

whether this is the beginning of his campaign stolen. Whatever he has

said or done until now, no matter how controversial, has not hurt him.

It was on this programme the other day that I said to you I wonder

whether this time is different and I very rarely dared to say that about

Donald Trump, because every time you said that the controversial his

approval rating to go up. But this time it seems to have slipped ever

since he made that comment about women being punished if they were to

have an abortion if they were to become illegal in the country. More

importantly, we will get the sense from Wisconsin weather Donald Trump

is able to get to the magical number of 1237 delegates, or whether we

will head to a contested convention in July. After all these months

Donald Trump is still there and is still a very serious contender. What

are they thinking, the Republicans? I keep hearing there is panic in the

party, there is a desperate hope they will be able to put in an

establishment figure or perhaps even the Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan,

he might be drafted in at the last minute. Those scenarios are probably

wishful thinking, but Wisconsin will give us some indication of where

this race is heading and were Donald Trump is heading. Thank you very

much. If you are watching on BBC world News, BBC world News America

is in just over 20 minutes from time. Fifa's new president Jannie

Infantino is the latest name to come out of the Panama papers. He signed

a contract over TV rights in 2006 with two businessmen who have been

indicted by the FBI in its investigation into corruption in

world football. He initially denied doing any business with anyone

accused of bribery. Everyone in the world will applaud

us for what we will do in the future. But just five weeks in his

election it is the past that threatens to cast an early shadow

over his new rain. The Panama papers have implicated world leaders and

now the most powerful man in football has been dragged into the

scandal. In the leaked documents there is a deal signed off by Jannie

Infantino when he was a director with Uefa with an offshore company.

It paid ?60,000 for three years of broadcast rights for Champions

League in Ecuador and then sold it on to a TV company for almost three

times the price. Cross trading was owned by a father and son. The pair

were indicted by US prosecutors last year as part of an FBI led

corruption investigation. The authorities allege that as the

owners they paid millions of dollars in bribes over several years to

South American football officials to secure TV rights for regional

football two elements. In a statement Uefa said:

According to fever this is a matter for Uefa, but the problem facing

Gianni Infantino is it turns out initially Uefa denied doing business

with any of those individuals indicted last year when asked by a

German newspaper. The Panama papers now

It is more damaging, I think, revelations for Fifa and Uefa.

And again it begs the question, how many more transactions are there

What checks do people in football do on the companies with whom they have

transactions and what happens to the deals when they are completed?

Uefa says it will cooperate with the FBI over the contracts

if asked to do so, and there is no suggestion that Mr Infantino

or the company is guilty of any wrongdoing.

Yet, just as the new president looks to rebuild trust

in the organisation he now leads, this looks to be an early setback.

The first two Champions League quarterfinals were played this

evening. Barcelona versus Madrid. Ollie Foster has been monitoring

both ties at the BBC sports centre. Hello, let's start with the match in

Spain. Have Barcelona ended their 39 match unbeaten run? Yes, they got

beaten by Real Madrid at the weekend, but the full-time whistles

have gone in Germany and Spain. They are the first legs and they will be

played to a conclusion next week in the second leg. In Barcelona, two

teams who know each other very well, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. They

have played each other twice in the league this season, Barcelona doing

the double over them. This first leg has finished 2-1 to Barcelona as

well. Madrid took a shock lead through Fernando Torres. It was a

great finish from him. That was after 25 minutes. Ten minutes later

he was sent off for his second bookable offence. After that against

ten men it was like the Alamo and finally Luis Suarez made the

breakthrough in the second half. We were hoping for a Lionel Messi goal

because he is stuck on 499, but it was Luis Suarez who scored the

winner on the night. They have a 2-1 slender advantage. Madrid will feel

a bit aggrieved to see Fernando Torres sent off, but they have a

crucial away goal. In Germany it was more straightforward. Bayern Munich

played Benfica and it was ten. It came in the second minute. Just one

goal they take to Portugal next week. Pep Guardiola would love to

sign of with the European cup for Bayern Munich before he joined

Manchester city who played tomorrow in the next wave of quarterfinals.

Manchester city are playing PSG and then Wolfsburg, the surprise

package. They have got Real Madrid. Two Winston night for Barcelona and

Byron. Still to come: This cover of a rap song posted on YouTube has

made this 12-year-old an Internet star. We will find out why. Two

teenage girls have been found guilty of battering and torturing to death

a woman in her home in Hartlepool. The woman died after a sustained and

brutal attack which left her with over 100 injuries. The teenagers

were just 13th and 14th at the time. Angela Wrightson was well liked

in her local community. They knew she was an alcoholic

and looked out for her. But her weakness was exploited

by local children, who would get her And it was two vulnerable children

who murdered this vulnerable woman. A horrific, prolonged attack,

using household implements, A murder carried out by two

girls aged 13 and 14. Throughout almost 25 years

of service, I've never come across such a brutal murder

committed by such young girls. Angela was subjected to a prolonged,

sustained attack and the pathologist identified a significant number

of injuries to her body, caused by at least 25

blows with weapons. The young killers even took

selfies in the hours Their victim was still

conscious at this point. The girls' identities have been

obscured because of their age. The violence started here at nine

o'clock in the evening. By ten o'clock,

the house was trashed. At 11, the two killers left.

But they returned a few hours later. Then, at 4.20 the next

morning, they called police They were both in care

and were used to officers In the back of the police van,

they took more selfies "On the bizzie van again" -

they wrote as a caption. Their crime has left

people here disgusted. You can't imagine two young girls

doing that to another human being. I went round her house a few times

and just sat with her. Especially in the street

where she lived, everybody knew her and everybody looked out

for her because they knew The two killers of this woman wept

as they were found guilty today, A military dog has been awarded a

prestigious medal for bravery. It led around 400 patrols in Iraq and

Afghanistan protecting thousands of Allied troops.

Our lead story, the Icelandic Prime Minister has resigned after

allegations he concealed millions of dollars worth of investment in an

offshore company. Coming up shortly on BBC News, world News America will

be live in Wisconsin, the latest stop in the race to the White House

with Donald Trump facing a challenge from Ted Cruz. The News at ten is

reporting that the UK Business Secretary is on his way to India for

talks with the chairman of Tata steel as efforts continued to find a

buyer for much of the British Steel industry.

STORY Well now a woman in Northern Ireland has been punished

A court in Belfast has handed down a three-month suspended

sentence after the 21-year bought drugs online to carry

It highlighted the complexities in what is a very sensitive debate in

Northern Ireland. The court case took place here in Belfast

yesterday. A woman pleaded guilty to a criminal charge of procuring her

own abortion by using a poison. She wanted to raise the money to travel

to England where she could have had an abortion loftily, but she could

not raise that money, so she went online, bought some pills which

would induce a miscarriage and she took them and that resulted in the

termination of her pregnancy. Prosecutions like this are very

rare. The judge handed down a three-month suspended sentence for

two years. The woman will not go to jail unless she commit another crime

in the next two years. The laws over abortion are different

in Northern Ireland compared to the rest of the UK? Yes, some laws are

different than in the rest of the UK and abortion is a notable issue

here. The legislation here dates back 155 years, that is what was

said in court yesterday. The law in the UK was changed in the 1960s. And

abortion is legal in the rest of the UK if it is judged the risk of

carrying on with a pregnancy involves a greater risk to the

physical and mental health of the woman or her children than having a

termination. In Northern Ireland abortion is only available under

certain specific circumstances and it is only legal when a woman's life

is at risk or there is a risk of serious and permanent damage to her

mental and physical health. The law in Northern Ireland is much tighter

than elsewhere in the UK. What reaction has there been to this

suspended sentence? Very strong reaction. There are groups that

argue for a change in the law. Amnesty International is one of

those groups and they have said that a woman in need of an abortion

should not be treated as a criminal. Pro-life groups are strong in church

circles and they argue that a baby has lost its life here and the law

needs to be upheld. Some even argued the sentence was too lenient. It has

opened up a debate on the issue. As far as the law being changed here, I

do not think that is very likely. A criminal gang has been jailed for

stealing rhino horns. Many of their crimes were planned in an Irish

town. Six of the key players were members of the same family. Their

targets were collections of rhino horn and high-value Chinese

artefacts. Some of these people are experts at antiques in their own

right and they knew the value and they knew they could get hold of

them and sell them with a network of people they had available. The men

at the top did not take part in the break-ins, so mobile phone tracking

was crucial in establishing links with other members and putting

people in the right place at the right time. Early efforts did not go

well. Two gang members in Durham were tackled before they could

escape. In Norwich another red verging on incompetent when four of

the gang tried to steal a rhino head during opening hours. It proved too

heavy. One of my staff kicked the man and he dropped it and the other

member of staff grabbed it and ran off with it. One month later gang

members spotted a rhino cup at an auction house in Sussex, but when

they went through the front door they went for the wrong cup. The

gang returned to Durham, checking out the galleries, then smashing

their way in. A huge ?2 million worth of Chinese artefacts in a

hedge, but one of the burglars forgot where he had put them and

they were recovered. The gang were desperate for success and the new

plan took them to Cambridge. On a spring day in 2012, three gang

members came into the museum and they took a particular interest in

the Oriental galleries. Just before half past seven the following

evening the alarms went off. They grabbed 18 objects with a market

value of ?40 million which have not been seen since. It is a betrayal of

trust. These objects belong to the public and it is theft by a series

of selfish individuals and there are no longer on display. One by one the

gang were arrested and charged. A criminal network which was thought

to have operated across Europe was closed down, but the treasures which

belong to all of us have yet to be recovered.

An unusual cover of a rap song posted on YouTube has made

Sparsh Shah's Indian-style version of "Not Afraid" by Eminem has been

He has a brittle bone disease which means he suffers

frequent fractures and has to use a wheelchair.

When I woke up I had 72,000 views and it kept

on going and going and I had more and more views.

I fell in love with the song, it was so lifting and inspiring

and ever since then Eminem became my rap idol.

I have had over 125 fractures to date and I don't know how many

It shows a clear transition from a life where you always feel

you are going to go down, you feel like you are worthless

and nothing is going to happen, to you are ready to make it big

time, you are not afraid to take a stand.

When it was posted on social media it blew up.

It would mean the world to me if my biggest idol Eminem

Besides writing songs and stuff I write poems,

I want to be a sit down comedian one day.

World News America will be live in Wisconsin for the latest primaries.

If you are in the UK the news at ten is reporting that the Business

Secretary is on his way to India for talks with the chairman of Tata

steel. We are back tomorrow, thank you for being with us.

It is time to get a check on the weather for the next week or so and

the forecast has not changed. It will remain very unsettled for the

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