well a much higher level than we've seen in china of course they've got a lot of people there who want to play football and they put a lot of money into this into the fact that they want to improve that the level in in the game but of course where better to do that than in the league that already has a very long history of producing big teams and you know the bundesliga is obviously one of the prime candidates for for an agreement like this now obviously it comes with plenty of controversy and plenty of protest as we've seen in the report that we actually saw a german official in that report actually protecting those protesters right to freedom of expression essentially so does that mean that we could see more protests that games like these well funnily enough to a lot of the protesters who were there so that they wouldn't sort of go you know travel around to the protests like this book to be perfectly honest with you considering the level of media attention here in germany particular that we've seen it wouldn't surprise me that perhaps other protesters will decide to perhaps go to matches and have their voices heard what was interesting as well as what we've seen

you know that there were certain people who said that you can't actually show this flag of course we're in germany and there is freedom of expression and this flag the tibetan flag isn't illegal here so it'll be interesting to see now in the next weeks or months whether we begin to see a sort of a movement building and these chinese players who are playing here in germany will come under this will be in these situations time and time again when more fundamentally the german football association is being questioned for this cooperation even existing in the first place will they rethink it well i mean at the end of day we're talking about money here on in fact one of the to teams that was relegated and essentially their place was they were replaced by this chinese under twenty seem have called it capitalism at its finest essentially and at the end of this football comes down to money a lot of times each club will play against a chinese under twenty teams receiving fifteen thousand your own eye when you're considering very small teams in sort of small local localities that's a lot of money and they could potentially be paying them twice or. could be thirty

thousand euros extra into their coffers at the end of the year you know it's we're also dealing with a bigger issue here which is that a lot of bones legal teams in fact are very interested in traveling to china it's a huge market and of market essentially is to a point still intact so i don't think we're going to see the end of bundesliga teams playing in china and i don't think there's going to be an end to this agreement for the time being anyway right politics and sports not necessarily happy . fully aaliyah's from database for thank you very much thanks and same with football in sunday's bundesliga action shall co-hosted looking to stake their claim as one of the league's top clubs and meanwhile we're hovering down at the wrong end of the table. shaka are having the best season in years and they haven't lost a hamburger at home since january twentieth levon fifteen minutes in gideon young brought you haven't gone up leon go down in the box penalty for the hosts franco de santo took the initiative and gave shaka an easy lead his first goal since march

twenty sixth seen. after the break the guests had the better of the chances young feet to hamburg seventeen year old shooting star set up aaron hunt who hit the post was on shell because. with ten minutes on the clock shotgun were on the attack again and it paid off. oh no plea on got the ball to get on board who netted shock as second. hamburg lose their fifth away game on the balance well shall cut up to second in the table for the first time in five years. ok let's just get a quick look at the bundesliga table following match day twelve byron are now six points clear at the top of the table salt to jump to second place while gladbach shoot up from eighth to third in the bottom house head to berlin tumble to

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has defied the pressure from his zanu p.f. party to step down that is despite being sacked as the party's chief he now faces a deadline to step down or face impeachment. now india's bollywood movies have become famous worldwide for their bombast drama and above all romeo and juliet where they romances but a new film is showing that there are limits to the love some indians will tolerate wherever social media editor federica boy baggio here with us in studio to talk more about this controversy how are people reacting to this what is the story so it is about. this movie called padmavati padmavati is an indian queen she's a mythological figure from a centuries old poem and she is a very revered figure in indian literature now many hindus in india are angry because in this upcoming film they believe she's being portrayed she as a as a hindu queen is being portrayed as having a romantic relationship with

a muslim king and this is why they might think that. so so many clearly a lot of is being portrayed there which for many indians is considered as quite controversial what have people been saying so there's been strong opposition to film to provide to since the film was announced and it actually became quite big protests and it became quite violent the film crew has been receiving death threats and back in january a nationalist group actually stormed the film set and it's been escalating since then this weekend. who is

a high level member of the b j p the ruling internationally spotty he said he would pay anyone have beheaded the director or the lead actor a bounty of one hundred million rupees so.