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political deadlock the leader of the social democrats vaulting schultz has insisted he won't enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives but some of the figures in his party reckon it's time to think again. polls are coming up i've been working to get up with a bus that's seven years what's changed and they give me symbolic way and ask whether the former mugabe supporter emmerson human god what can deliver as the country's next president we go to our correspondent in harare. ukraine marks four years since the orange revolution the european union leaders deliver a tough message closer ties yes but no membership just yet. also coming up in the next hour of the scandal in spain that ripped families apart we meet the victims of a scam where babies were stolen from their mothers and sold to childless couples now the search for answers is. covering uncomfortable truths.

and in the europa league an important win for beleaguered cologne. germany. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the german president is pressuring the country's political leaders to reconsider their position on forming a new government on thursday president met with the leader of germany's social democrats martin schultz who has so far ruled out entering a coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives but other leading social democrats say they are open to dialogue they say the party has a duty to the nation to help end the deadlock. the man of the moment s.p.d. leader martin childes arriving for his meeting with the german president. reportedly

pressed a social democrat to reconsider forming another grand coalition with conservatives after the meeting however no indications of an outcome. in the day addressed protesting employees of tech giant. while he hinted at what he thought of and conservatives. machall of missed as a whole fuckin address seaman's directly if they don't they may have a different opinion to mine. an opinion schultz is afraid will be drowned out in a grand coalition but within the s.p.d. of there are other voices emerging. the media. is that if we have the right ideas and can really employment. then the grand coalition is the better option for germany.

but with shultz as party leader coalition talks seem difficult he'd rejected the idea the night that parliamentary election results became known rumors that he will step down as party chief have now been rubbished. the other parties couldn't form this coalition and now you martin schultz will remain party leader they need to answer for their actions fast. later in the evening s.p.d. members met at their headquarters in between the long deliberations a brief update for the press. for going to discuss the meeting between martin short and president. we need some time to analyze that and. we can't solve in

a few hours what others have taken two months to mess up. it's a tough choice for the s.p.d. take political responsibility or chart a new course. well for more now i'm joined here in the studio by political analyst and journalist ben a zonda than a thanks for being with us this morning the pressure is squarely on the s.p.d. now after that meeting between president and schultz how divided is the party on the question of whether or not to enter a government again with chancellor merkel's conservatives well the political elite here in berlin has seen another restless night the dog and you from decisions this is the message this morning a budget it's clearly marching towards a new grand coalition your. direction i can see and of course the party is split the base is mol us against a new grand coalition which has hurt yes but is so much but the party leadership.

is kind of marching towards that direction well you say that martin schultz is marching in that direction and that the party may be but he so far has ruled out in fact he got the party leadership behind him to say no we're not going to enter a coalition again with michael's conservatives and we would rather have fresh elections than that won't it damage the party's credibility if it walks back on that and so i did all right i mean they have made a very firm decision only this monday and a day later they started to talk about a new grand coalition that of course does damage to the credibility of the as fifty but nevertheless it's going and towards the direction and nobody is really interested in fresh elections and neither in d.s.p. do you know and the other parties martine shoals whose picture is just seeing there on the screen behind you he's the head of the s.p.d.

party is a controversial figure and when he came in as the party's main candidate in the last election the party performed rather poorly some are saying he should step down what do you make about why they came in eight months ago as the savior. the s.p.d. and now he is just someone he is somebody who is book aiding any progress towards a grand coalition and therefore his days are up in the s.b. i do think it's only a matter of time till he has to step down and be replaced by somebody else now the s.p.d. says the reason they don't want to go back in the reluctant to go into another coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives is that they tend to be overshadowed by her as such a dominant personality in that coalition government they blame their poor performance for having been in this alliance in government in the previous government. what's at risk for the s.p.d. if they re enter this alliance again with chancellor merkel's conserves well they

haven't they have seen it twice in the first grand coalition and then in the second one and the ended up twenty percent of the vote and that is a disaster for the social democrats because they were partners in the current coalition. but if they do it again they take that risk again and again and again with the very uncertain outcome of course. if the s.p.d. does decide to enter negotiations towards forming a government with chancellor merkel again another grand coalition what sort of demands can they make are they in a good bargaining position they are in a way because also of course does not have many choices there are only two choices left and one is a minority government and that is a high risk interesting to listen to who or last night it was at an event where she

was there and also the people around her did not really rule out a minority government of us very surprised by that so and the other option of course is a grand coalition but if the social democrats do enter a new grand coalition then they will they must make high demands on machall. because they lose credibility big time but then they have to gain something to convince their party base that this is a good stat just briefly on the question of machall you say you were at an event there with her last night is her position within her party still as strong as it once it's even stronger. surprising that after a lot sunday when the so-called jamaica coalition the negotiations about a new jamaica coalition did fall apart. she came out much stronger because

the christian democrats have four united behind her and as a political analyst and journalist thank you so much for being with us this morning thank you for having me. well following the collapse of efforts to form a government last week and questions have been raised over the future of one of america's key allies but very end state premier horse z a hopeful media report suggested a hopeful would stand down a state premier and hand over to his rival the varian finance minister marcos. after a meeting of seniors c.s.u. members they hope post said no decisions have been made yet party officials say the future leadership will be decided at a party conference in december. some of the stories making headlines around the world today several hundred asylum seekers who had refused to leave in australia run detention center on mount asylum have been a big did from the facility one of the is silent seekers posted video showing authorities violently clearing people out. some former detainees claim they were

beaten with sticks a former ac milan and real madrid striker. has been sentenced by an italian court to. nine years in jail on charges of rape the soccer star denies the charges and plans to appeal or been you currently plays in his native brazil and was not in court for the ruling. war torn yemen is facing another potential health epidemic with at least fourteen people dying from diphtheria many of the victims are children the world health organization has warned that at least a million children are at risk of khan contracting the bacterial disease. more than two thousand people have already died from colorado.

european union leaders are due to meet their counterparts from six members of its so-called eastern partnership they'll discuss how to cooperate further to create stronger economies and governments in belarus ukraine georgia armenia and azerbaijan ukraine is marking four years since the orange revolution that swept away the regime a victory and a coach and it has high hopes of moving towards e.u. membership. walking the streets of kiev you could be forgiven for thinking that ukraine was already a fully signed up member of the european union. this week ukraine marks four years since protests here in mud and square swept president viktor yushchenko beach from office but before you left for exile in russia his crackdown on protesters claimed the lives of at least one hundred people. the spark that ignited those protests was

europe under pressure from russia president jenna covert shocked many when he refused to sign the long awaited e.u. association deal. the man who called people out onto the square was my stuff and then a journalist for the ukraine skipper of the newspaper his angry facebook post set the ball rolling and brought hundreds of people out to protest. four years on a naive is now on the inside and trying to make his mark on ukraine's politics as a member of parliament. as olby up evil ukraine is seen being worth it or has the country paid too high a price. i think it was only one chance to scape the. destiny of the russian for example or to escape in. this soviet style of governance no concern for the future does he think his country's journey leads to e.u. membership i would say that now we are much closer to europe. in real life

but informal life juridical of course we see those obstacles do you believe that there will be any you mention of ukraine at some point i hope so i think that it should be happening in my age. ukraine has already moved closer to the union on a number of fronts with new biometric passports ukrainians can now finally travel to europe without needing a visa. but what does so ca sion with the european union mean for ukraine is this the end of the line or just a step on the path to full membership brussels it seems can't make up its mind while the commission refuses to give any promises the european parliament says that mean cannot be the final goal one thing though is clear as britain prepares to leave the union a large majority of ukrainians would be more than happy to take their place. way in where emerson men and god is due to be sworn in as the country's president later

today but after the euphoria of removing robert mugabe from power and then god was returned to harare people are starting to wonder whether he's the right man to steer the country back to democracy and crank up the faltering economy and years after all mugabe's forward deputy and long term comrade. they call him the crocodile partly because of his hooded eyes but mainly because of his fearsome reputation and now emerson when is the crocodile who snapped back sacked by the ousted president robert mugabe earlier this month non-god returned in triumph this week after the military forced an end to mccarthy's thirty seven year rule. jamie. is.

for years a key mcgarvie ally when guard corps helped direct zimbabwe's war of independence in the one nine hundred seventy s. in the eighty's he became the country's feared spine master during its years of civil conflict he saw himself as a natural successor to his aging mentor the two finally fell out when it became clear mugabe wanted to install his wife grace instead. even among the crocodile supporters not everyone's convinced everything will now be different. superficially changes but what can we expect from them you know i'm really asking myself to get up on the bus that is seven years what's changed and they're bringing a lot of people would be happy with our expectations be delivered to the new dispensation robert mugabe's decades long drive to confiscate white owned farms has

left him bob was ruined economy in ruins business leaders hope can use his international connections to revitalize business activity. expectations. the new. president is without. doubt. the market. markets to bring in business the crocodile is promising zimbabweans a new era of democracy hopes are high but changed with real doubts about what lies ahead. more let's cross over to harare we're our correspondent christine is standing by for us good morning christine zimbabwe's getting a new president today for the first time in thirty seven years give us a sense of what this means for the people of zimbabwe sorry i can

hardly deliver to you in woods the excitement that people off feeling. you know along with the economic hardship the the poverty see that the struggle that people have been going through mugabe's time in office also turned into a dictatorship that became a police state essentially that people were no longer able to express themselves they were no longer able to voice their opinions about how they really felt about the politicians more especially the president and now there is a sense of freedom that has come with this new president you would see that you know on the days that the military took over you had soldiers posted in different parts of the capital how to civilians going to those soldiers taking selfies these are things that zimbabweans have not been able to do to talk to people in any position of authority because of a feel for these people so there is a lot of excitement about in this and not what being sworn in today of course a lot of people in this country of uneven and one president says is sense and to be

inaugurating and while coming in and now the president that's unknown is symbolic for a lot of people in this country a lot of excitement and huge expectations that must be said christina zimbabweans are obviously hoping that the new president will leave the country toward a better future how is women gaga managing those expectations. terry the president of the president designate is saying all the right things when he addressed his supporters for the first time since returning to the country and he talked about the fact that he was going to make a put a focus on on getting this economy going again that in this country more than eighty percent of people are unemployed most of those are young people this is a very young country terry he talks about jobs that he sets it to that to the crowd that day that he had already been in touch with with regional neighbors as well as international governments who had expressed their interest in wanting to grow and improve and support the zimbabwean economy and that's the language that people here one see here i mean this is a country made graduates leave university and face the prospect of sending tomatoes

on the side of the road because there is just no wood private sector is virtually nonexistent and government is the biggest employer and it even struggles to pay salaries so he struck a chord when he told people that he was going to get this economy going again and that's what the people of zimbabweans want suggesting by his words terry and he's saying all the right things whether or not he will deliver remains to be seen big and zimbabwe to christine while they're reporting from harare we are told for the talking to you in a little while again christine thank you pronoun. you're watching d.w. news still to come as relatives pray hope is fading for the crew of an argentinian submarine missing at sea for more than a week that explosions have crippled. well it's just one month before christmas crunch time for retailers kristoff as more crunch time indeed terry many shops generate much of their annual revenue in these

crucial weeks in the u.s. friday after thanksgiving or black friday officially kicks off the shopping spree in new york city macy's started its black friday discounts a day early as a flock of shoppers rushed into the department store on thursday night many retailers have started their holiday shopping season thursday to boost customer traffic and sales more retailers here in germany you're may be interested to know have created their own version of black friday but it's hard to sell many customers believe it's just another trick to make a normal sale and often it is yours more. than may not be tense out on the german high streets but there's definitely a black friday bug in the retailers even have to look weak at the tightening seven days of rock bottom prices opinion on the street is mixed. with them i like discounts on electronics i'm happy to join. there's no point.

people who buy things whether they're cheaper now or know. we've taken this on from america and it's stupid and. the internet is also awash with special offers experts predict additional sales of one point one billion euros on friday in germany alone. as we get off an almost us that's an average of a hundred and seventy per person on friday and on cyber monday another one hundred twenty five. that's a big incentive for retailers especially in electronics pretty twenty eight hundred but shop with caution and say consumer protection groups not every discount is a bargain dramatic price cuts of forty fifty or even eighty percent might be too good to be true. keep a cool head do some research use price comparison websites to check if it's really

a good offer and whether or not to go for it. in a sample test only half the products were genuine bargains a quarter of them were listed at market value and for the rest shoppers paid more than they would have elsewhere. siemens workers have taking to the streets of berlin to protest plans to slash thousands of jobs news of the cuts came shortly after the company posted a record profit that's sparked fury among staff members who accuse the engineering giant of failing to live up to its responsibilities. they're determined to let their voices be heard siemens workers turned out in droves to protest plans to cut almost seven thousand jobs and closed two factories in eastern germany. that is still recessionary to nudists very know there's a lot of uncertainty and insecurity this is about livelihoods and families consider

that the plant and life he's going to be shut down completely under gurlitz where there's very little other economic activity people are horrified and scared and gangs. it's an especially bitter pill to swallow just weeks after seaman posted every quarter profits of over six billion euros. the company says it has to respond to changing market conditions even if overall growth is stable. condition i mean it seems like a contradiction but posting profit in the areas of growth we have many of those but in areas where the market being we've structured and we're seeing lots of action is needed. as more country think greater renewable energy the demand for gas turbines has fallen dramatically that's put the companies power and gas to vision under pressure on prices of jobs on the line. trade unions and even some politicians have called on siemens to rethink its decision they say the

company has a responsibility to its workers even when times get tough. china's trade with north korea plunged last month with imports falling to their lowest level in years underscoring beijing stands to enforce u.n. resolutions aimed at reigning in. nuclear programs after two intercontinental ballistic missile tests in july the united nations imposed sanctions on north korea earlier this week air china had announced it would suspend regular flights to the isolated neighbor. how do you knock out an opponent north korean soldiers show their guest from china how to do it over the weekend but the beijing delegation knows who really controls the ring or in this case the economy even a visit to a shoe factory in pyongyang can't hide the fact that china is importing less from north korea than it has in years. as late as this summer trade between the two nations had reached a new high four hundred twenty six million u.s.

dollars according to chinese customs that was despite u.n. sanctions it began falling noticeably in september after the first missile tests by october trade was in a dive. that means no more trucks to be seen carrying coal iron ore or fish across the friendship bridge separating the two countries u.n. sanctions have forbidden the products for months it was only after u.s. president donald trump openly threatened to boycott chinese firms for the country's business with north korea the trade began its dive now there are only north korean airlines to see at the airport air china has stopped their flights north korea disputes that sanctions are working it also hopes that the more than one hundred thousand tourists who visit the country each year can help fill coffers. argentino now in the desperate plight of relatives waiting to learn the fate of the forty four crewmembers on board a missing submarine that's right christophe time is running out there a naval official say an unusual sound detected near the last known position of the

sub may have been an explosion that announcement is further dashing hopes of finding any survivors it's believed the subs oxygen supply must be nearly exhausted by now. the growing desperation of the families can be clearly heard in their prayers as they gather outside mar del plata home naval base of the missing submarine. relatives say they are becoming increasingly distressed as hopes the vessel has been located or raised and then dashed among those unaccounted for is eleanora soirees brother how much she's putting her faith in his strength of character. when everybody will tell you that he's an excellent person and must be keeping all his crewmates calm he's a really special person that's why we're waiting here because we know he'll return have any. and now naval officials have confirmed that an unusual sound detected

a week ago near the last known position of the vessel could provide an important clue to the fate of the submarine. basically we received information of an abnormal event unique short violent a non-nuclear consistent with an explosion. authorities say that the search will continue until it is clear what happened to the forty four crew members on board the race on one for now the families of the missing sailors are left with their hopes and prayers. russian did i mean is going to take a short break when we come back we'll be going to zimbabwe for the latest on that country's political transition stay with us. our kick off my.

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welcome back you're watching the news i'm terry martin our top stories the leaders of germany's the leader of germany social democrats marking schultz's under pressure to enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives he's insisted he won't do that but other leaders in his party believe it's time to reconsider. and zimbabwe is preparing to swear in a new president questions are being asked over how different emerson man and god while will be from his predecessor and whether he can bring about any real change. or for the very latest from zimbabwe what's cross over to our correspondent there christine manuel who's standing by in harare christine a new president is about to be sworn in but he's closely linked to the old one do zimbabweans feel they are on the verge of a new era or not. yes terry but there is also a healthy sense of skepticism there but the reality is innocent not gaga has been

in force at full the mugabe administration for a very long time as a lot of people wondering just how much he really has changed how much change he really will bring to this country people optimistic about he's experienced as if it goes he's cheated on the hof of the zimbabwean government with other governments like the chinese government for example that much they know but they also know him to be one who's brutal one who is associated with crushing the sand and so while there is excitement in the just the change that we have a new president coming in there is also a healthy sense of skepticism some people not entirely sure will if him is another will be the real change that they need him to be those zimbabweans are also aware that a new general election is set to be held next year next summer some time is the change of leadership right now expected to have any impact on that.

terry the constitution says that innocent shouldn't be stand in to finish the remained off robert mugabe is to add that is the next step and the country is due to have an election in two thousand and eight and now the opposition activists have been pressing is out of the party to say that go ahead with that election that is what the constitution say's they had been told some room is the full about a transitional government that would last five years before what we understand from the party is that of the if that is a building party it has completed two to abiding by the constitution and to taking the country to a general election in september next year. opposition leader morgan chang arrive very well known figure there in zimbabwe he's accuse the former president robert mugabe of ruling through a culture of violence and corruption can zimbabweans to be assured that that will now be a thing of the past. the short answer to that siri is no we can't be assured of that south in fact innocent. is in many what it what many people will tell you is

an extension offer of a look at it that he was they did it through all of that through all the corruption that he himself benefited in potus a pace that in his there is no guarantee there is no assurance what have what has to happen here is we have to wait and see we have to see that what in the sonangol will do but i think people are also aware of the fact that this is still zanu p if it's a different man getting spotty but it's still the same policy how much is rainy changed is not evident as yet its people can only talk of the last few days when for instance the police have not been terrorizing people at that as they had been just twenty two weeks ago for example terry but innocent and xenophon if a still to prove to the zimbabwean people that indeed change has come. for someone in god has called on zimbabweans not to exercise retribution against former president robert mugabe and his wife grace but there is deep anger and resentment against the couple how far it is that anger go briefly. a lot of people very

angry but interestingly enough when i speak as above means there are more angry or angry at the former first lady grace than they are at president robert mugabe some of them see him as as an old man who at the end of the dole was now being controlled by he's hungry and greedy wife they're more willing to forgive president mugabe than they are his wife a lot of people receive the news of probably being granted immunity radius of you well they take no issue with the fact that he will spend the rest of his days in zimbabwe you will get the protection from the military that was promised to him but people do have issues with the fact that he has a lot of wealth that he has amassed in his time as president which will to shoot commercial farms are talking big s. it's like mines some people say surely he doesn't need all the facts and some of that can go back to the people christine thank you very much they double as christine was there reporting from harare.

now to a long running scandal that has shaken spain stealing babies and selling them to childless couples it started during the franco dictatorship and continued into the early one nine hundred ninety s. shortly after birth doctors would falsely declare the baby's dead then sell them the catholic church is accused of facilitating the adoption of tens of thousands of babies they are now adults and they want to find out of course who their perth birth parents were but the destruction of documents is making their search difficult remembering her childhood makes mercedes sad her parents lied to her all her life only on his deathbed ten years ago did her father admit to her what she had long suspected he and his wife were not her biological parents. they raised me to be honest and upright and to always tell the truth.

but then they did this to me. and. after they died mercedes began researching and found conflicting documents two birth certificates one from alagh and one from seville and two baptismal certificates she knows these documents must be forged and so the sixty year old has a devastating suspicion. i think i was stolen when i was a baby these documents are like those of other stolen children. from the one nine hundred thirty s. through the one nine hundred ninety s. up to three hundred thousand children were taken away from their parents who were told that the children had died the newborn infants of political opponents or unwed mothers were sold to childless couples who supported franco. genetic tests have

proven that birth certificates were forged to conceal these dealings. mari cruz is convinced that she too was a victim of such schemes she gave birth to a premature baby in madrid in one nine hundred eighty six days after his birth the incubator was empty and she was told her son had died marie cruz and her husband wanted to see their dead baby and take it right above the knee and. they refused to show us the baby they said it was so deformed that they didn't want to upset us. when we insisted they asked whether we had two hundred thousand for the burial. in the one nine hundred eighty s. that was a lot of money. mari cruz let herself be intimidated but now she's looking for her son whom she is sure was stolen from her. she works

in a self-help group for other victims mothers fathers and children and attorney as representing the victims in court finally one of the people involved in this mass crime kind of college just edoardo of a lot has been accused of child abduction and document forgery. the eighty five year old defendant refuses to give interviews but in two thousand and ten some victims questioned him with a hidden camera he claimed that distressed mothers had given their children up voluntarily though there were no documents to show this. show. us the archive with the mother's documents has been burned because. i personally burned the obstetric records and the parents declarations of agreement to adoption. it just makes me sick it infuriates me that this man might die before he's convicted. the attorney

says the parents did not agree to give these children up for adoption it was a systematic political and business measure with government and church complicity. i. don't know where they said this is not the idea of one doctor alone. he needed officials who knew about and covered up these irregularities. the scandal involves all of spain children for money. the justice department refuses to comment. mercedes is tormented by so many questions why she sold it so and how much did the couple who adopted her pay for her she can't imagine that the people who brought her up with so much love could have known about the crimes underlying the adoption. i think that they too were deceived i don't think they acted maliciously.

sadie's has taken a genetic test and added the result to a database she hopes to find blood relatives siblings nieces or nephews maybe even her biological parents and to learn what happened to her after her birth. last month u.s. backed militias capture the syrian town of rock one of the last bastions of so-called islamic state the defeat of the jihadist group has raised questions about what to do with the children of its thousands of fighters many of the fighters came from the european union where their wives and children are now viewed with suspicion. europe is afraid of these children this is a camp for detained i asked fighters and their families it's mostly women and children who were here before being returned to their home countries but no one wants them. a belgian reporter tries to make that clear to a dutch woman. but what about this is yes she says she knows she'll have to

readjust as he asks her if she's aware she'll be sent to prison she is but says that's better for her children and staying here in my youth is she aware that people in the netherlands don't trust her. here yeah yeah yeah she says but everyone deserves a second chance even if they didn't do it because. the french defense minister sees things differently saying quote the more jihadists who die the better. unfortunately the only way of dealing with them will be in almost every case to kill them. but children are also under suspicion and we take precautions for their return. for a time. many think that terrorists should rush in the camps but what do people with children and grandchildren currently trapped in syria think of such statements.

that money was one of the conspirators in the two thousand and sixteen attack in brussels he's still my son she says he died in syria and left behind two of her grandchildren that veronique has never seen them. i believe that there's still something good in these young people they're not just monsters. yet not more the case that they were so skillfully manipulated that they became monsters and. certainly i as a machine that creates monsters. but there's still a glimmer of hope that they could mean a normal again. i don't know for sure but i think we should have a bit of faith in them to call that off feels good. the belgian town of the forwarder represents that hope. here jessica sauls deals with the numerous problems that the unwelcome home comers bring with them. lets see

educational institutions schools are date you would have a lot of questions about how to deal with the child also questions about security what if one day the parent shows under. if you're talking about older children let's say children above the age of ten might have had some active contribution to the conflict who might have been in roles in the eye as educational system you might also need other types of the briefing for those children so a lot of very complex issues arise that clearly are all saw far above the local capacity. the ruins of raka in syria even worse than the damage to the surroundings is the spiritual damage. it's beautiful in children saying but this isn't i asked warsong it's the only one they know. they tell of what they have

learned about jihad try to blow themselves up how to use weapons. and that they were afraid of their teachers because they beheaded people. lessons that i ask goals include learning to tell time in english using time to detonators size relationships using weapons and ammunition and lessons in disassembling weapons. psychologist and under who has successfully treated child soldiers now he treats children of the ins are they dangerous we here yes. yes simply because they came from a war zone. either they were traumatized themselves or they possibly traumatized other people. because in the war zone there were explosions mass murders and hails of bullets. they have heard

thousands of different human screams that were the result of torture. if we want to pull these children back we need institutions and specialists that kind of company that you can't just go there and say great you guys are belgian so come on back because we don't know what state they are coming back. yet. future terrorists if so let them stay where they are say something. that will not solve the problem. it's more of a reality cause i would see. and just ignore it. so it's investing in social cohesion from both sides and we also have a lot of successful experiences with reintegrating returned for five years. some european soccer for you here in cologne put their bonus leader was behind them

with a narrow victory over arsenal in the europa league strikers seru scored a second half penalty to earn the german side a one nil big three result moves cologne up to second place in group h. and names their qualification fate is now in their own hands arsenal are through as group winners despite their defeat. two other bundesliga teams were also in action on thursday and both have crashed out of the europa league hoffenheim fell three one to portuguese club braga ending their chances of making the knockout phase and in spain had to bill and blew a two one half time lead eventually losing three two to athletico bit about how to converted penalties from better and striker do it it's made all the difference for the hosts ending houses european dreams in the process. well for more on the europa league i'm joined here in the studio by debt squire from v.w. sports a day good morning let's start with cologne they seem to be

a different team in this competition how important would the win be to their season do you know how different they are in the europa league in five games they've they've managed to win two of them and they've scored six goals seven goals in the bonus they got two points four goals up to twelve games apples and oranges this is if anything a psychological boost for this the fire that he's just not far in on all cylinders in the pond as they go does it do them any good only if they can capitalize on it they need to take that result against al stoll and transform it into a result in the bundesliga they called heads about it on sunday don't just take my word for it this is what cologne coach peter. also says about the situation. we hope he will give us a positive feeling for the upcoming matches that see a fault and as you all know we have won games in the europa league and in the car

because we haven't been able to carry that so you get to the bundesliga on sunday we have another chance to achieve that. i'm going to go out on a limb here and say great minds think alike. but the winner really should put a spring in staggers step the pressure off him now a little bit i don't think it really is if you're bottom of the bundesliga step after a historically bad start we'll six points adrift of seventeenth place now it's not enough what it's going to do is spark some momentum within the team itself to start believing in itself on a on a week in week out basis now of cologne can do that if they can beat a team that's just crashed out and no police will be talking about them in a take if they can conjure up a result it will do than world of good however if they don't for all peter achievements in beating. are still in midweek it won't be enough to keep them in a job imagine how to crashing out their bad news both for the fans of how to berlin

and also for hoffenheim they're both out of the competition how will that affect those teams so we start with often and often that's the easy want this is their very first season in european competition and is a great saying in germany isn't there it's called leg and they had to pay. the the right it was on the wall when they could beat liverpool in championship champions league qualifying and the rot sets in in basically what was an easy group in the europa league for a team that finished fourth in the bundesliga man he is you know he's hyped up as a great young coach but he had a learning curve there which he couldn't better luck next time for had to balance a different situation the fourteenth in the league that also struggling and had to berlin enjoys its status as the tame their capital city team they have sometimes delusions of grandeur when things are going rights and they they wallow in self pity when things are going wrong again here how to the best team in that group and they are bottom of it they are losing out to teams like which one group and they

were in the swedish fourth division five years ago just goes to prove. status isn't nothing you need clutch play is to come up with big plays on a weekend we count bases and you've only got six match days in the europa league if you can't make it happen you don't deserve to be in the knock out face off feel very sorry for had to blame but that wasn't good enough and it's also bad for the bonus they got and their national rankings and your wife because this is just football german football teams should be going out to the group face end of story desk wire from day to be a sports thank you so much. now to cricket where the world's oldest sporting rivalry has gotten underway australia are hosting england in the ashes competition first played in eighteen eighty two the first test in brisbane has drawn thousands of fans to the gob stadium where a party atmosphere has quickly taken over but the home side are currently one forty

two for. england's fans have landed. the fancy dress. just as ever and the pubs are in full flow after one of the strategies bowlers said he wanted to end the careers of england's players. for the banquet when you along for the last three weeks no media tells me that you're a bit frightened england won the last ashes series but a strategy you go into this one is favorites to reclaim the famous trophy. but the odds haven't dented the confidence of england's fan group the balmy army of life and i can rejoice so we can be in bowling attack or if you go boys if you go. australia's fans are just as upbeat however. was. paving the way for

a competitive contest both on and off the pitch. the cost of housing has shot up in many european countries in recent years with britain leading the way the cold is a topic of hot debate some say the market decides their say property speculation by the mega rich is to blame whatever the case it's driven some britons back to living off the land before clare and child moved to the off grid welsh community of perth to more nine months ago they lived in the center of london she was a yoga teacher he was a chef that two room flat cost two thousand five hundred euros a month all foreign millionaires just buying properties around us opening up coffee shops street so they are moving there like like happening in the rain just when. now they share three hundred thousand square meters with thirteen adults and five

children in the community produces all its own food most people work just a little to earn some money otherwise their self-sufficient they heat and cook with wood everything else is powered by wind and solar energy. i mean it was from for us or a huge the. unknown. where is the security going to is this one of them going to buy . and then when you break it you realize it's not that bad after all. and more and more people think the same around one hundred fifty thousand of them in britain are living off grid independent of the miscible electricity and sewage supply without access to local power and sewage services life is slower but also uses far fewer fossil fuels and whenever there's a cloud hanging over the community here that landlord needs money to help his children buy their own homes in the city. if we can come up with the market value

of the property which is a million pounds. you know where. there is a bunch of us going to make it a million pounds. so now the community is also trying to make money they rent out rooms online offer workshops of course they could return to rented flats with movies and buy their food from the supermarket but for the residents in bristol that would be a step backwards. and before we go just reminder of the top story we're following for you here today on t.w. news the leader of germany's social democrats. is under pressure to enter a coalition with chancellor merkel's conservatives is insisted that he won't do that but other leaders in the social democratic party reckon it's time to reconsider their position. and zimbabwe prepares to swear in

a new president but questions are being asked over different emerson when and god while will be from his predecessor and whether he can bring about any real halls of change. no forget you can always get news on the go just download from google play or from the apple store i'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the data to send us any photos or videos you think you might be a. door watching d.w. news we're going to be back in just a couple of minutes with more including an update from our correspondent in zimbabwe stay with us.

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