The BBC’s James Reynolds has visited the fishing boat that sank off Libya with the loss of 700 migrants in April 2015. Mohammed Ali Malek, who denied being the boat’s captain, was found guilty on Tuesday by a court in Sicily of causing the disaster. He was also convicted of …
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