this is deja vu news live from berlin german football champions byron munich fired their coach. after the club suffers their worst league defeat in more than a decade a look at the reasons behind this surprise decision. also coming up on the program attalia authorities granted permission for 2 migrant rescue ships to dock a number of european countries stand ready to accept the more than 200 migrants who are rescued from the mediterranean sea. and saudi arabia has announced it's gearing up to sell shares of the remco the state oil company listing it on the rio stock

market exchange could make it the biggest public company in the world topping a trillion dollars in value. and in formula one lewis hamilton reigns supreme the british dr ehrsson short his 6th world championship to be just one title away from tying michael schumacher his record. and william welcome to the program we start with big news from the world of sports german champions byer munich have fired coach nico kovacs the team is sitting 4th in the bundesliga despite leading byron munich to the league title and lifting the german cup laughs last season a 51 loss to frankfurt on saturday appears to have been the final straw for byron's board. mark meadows from dubai. sports joins us now to tell us more mark it

couldn't have just been this 51 lost in frankfurt what else is going on here yeah there's definitely something more underlying i mean they were in the same situation last season when he 1st took over the results of very poor people calling for his sacking and he managed to turn that around but i think nick and i think a deja vu here we have the same problem last season ok the money's to to win the title in the german cup but is this really happening all over again and it's not just the results i think it's also maybe that you get on very well with the club chairman karl has room in the game is going to be quite open about a bit of frost in those days he's big supporter of the club is the president now he's actually stepping down in a few weeks so i think that has precipitated this really and normally when the players start to grow a moan. a lot he lost his job in the previous buy and coaches so yeah. it is a bit of a surprise because they're doing well in europe and it's very tight the top of the

bond as they go it's all over they can still end up winning the title easily so it is a bit of a weird one but the 2 big games coming up and i think that's what's going to focus the minds in the boardroom so it's matched a 10 4th place in the table it's a crisis. yes because as i say by minute don't normally do something like this for so for them to act so hastily after 51 when there's obviously something wrong kind of behind the scenes as well i mean 51 they did lose a player after just 10 minutes they were playing with 10 men for 80 minutes so it's very hard to win a game against a team as good or frank with 10 men 51 it's pretty bad but by its biggest defeat in 10 years in the league we've actually got a report now which kind of explains what's happening and what is really interesting are the couple of sound bites there from the captain manual noya and also from from the before he heard he was being sacked and actually that quite damning.

humiliating 51 defeat on saturday against nico kobach his old club on track frankfurt it was simply too much for a buyer munich bosses who parted ways with the coach on sunday night his contract was supposed to run into the middle of 2021 the berlin born coach had been with the varian since july 28th scene and after a shaky start he won the league and cup double with biron in his 1st season but recent weeks have seen inconsistent results and discord within the team after the frankfurt debacle. this is what is happened is not a fluke if you saw the cup game in bochum last week and what has happened isn't really a big surprise to me it's kind of reasonable rational but it can't just be blamed on getting a red card early in the going. to nothing worked out. so we are in a situation which we have to confront. we will have to analyze things and

talk about it but of course we have to change something even himself saw the need for improvement before learning of his sacking. was a man unless we shouldn't be losing $51.00 what we have to grasp is that with a man less it's going to be more difficult so when. something like that should never happen. now those same worries will be inherited by his successor in the hot seat at byron i and let's come back to mark meadows with us in the studio so what now takes over well hanzi flake the assistant manager is taking over for the save for seeable future and he's a very safe pair of hands he was assistant manager at germany when they won the world cup in 2014 and he's got big links to buy and he's got 2 big games coming up they fail n.p.r. in the champions league on wednesday if they win that game they qualify for the last 16 of the champions league they've won all their games so far in europe so it's not all been bad and then they're playing ball and. the big game in german

football next weekend so that kind of is why they've made this change i think longer term is hans if he's not really kind of the head coach he's always kind of worked as an assistant in recent times josie marino is available the former manchester united and real madrid coach he's never worked in germany definitely won't buy munich job i think is a very ambitious guy whether he's a good fit for by and by and fans to make him mind up about that there's oco also eric 10 who is the coach of iraq's great season last season finished. the exam in finals and also got married support to tino who is a top in coach they reach the champions league final but they're both under contract so it's going to be tricky for buying to get them during the season which kind of gives marino as he's available but they might just think let's give it away for a few weeks months and see how he does so regardless who's managing this team what about the scene what about the rest of the season can they salvage it yeah i mean

they're still in all competitions and yes their fall off and they've lost 2 games but it's very tight and some of the bundesliga it's incredible we've never seen a season like it so they can easily finish top an easy win the german cup again and things are going really well as in the champions league so it's not disastrous they've just always looked at this the board for hang on if we let this drag on and we lose 2 in p.r. calls and if we don't qualify for the champions league last 16 straight away and then we lose big to a big rivals dortmund next weekend we don't want that we can't take it so let's get rid and hope that we can turn the page we'll see very surprise of us effort to give him a few more weeks or an exciting season ahead of us mark meadows to be the resource thanks very much. in italy a supply ship has brought more than $150.00 migrants to sicily after rescuing them off the coast of libya that was just after italian authorities permitted another $88.00 migrants to disembark from a german run charity rescue boat the migrants reception marks

a major about face for italy whose previous government had tried to block migrant rescue ships from docking at a tele imports. after over a week could see the a c. 8 migrants on board the island kurdi were allowed to disembark at the italian ports of toronto for days the rescue ship had waited for permission from the italian authorities to dock on friday has entered italian waters blaming bad weather the captain said she was relieved the vessel was finally able to bring the migrants to a safe port. and this here is the airport facility for everything was organized very professionally to take care of the people a medical team was on hand to ensure media assistance if needed so as far as i could see everyone immediately received something to eat and drink. and the authorities did everything they could to ensure the work with those running quickly

and smoothly. when the german flagged vessel picked up the migrants and libyan waters on october 26th the libyan coast guard responded by firing warning shots. they just saw it in the air. basically says most of the migrants will be transferred to other e.u. countries germany france portugal and arland have agreed to take the men and italian commercial ship carrying about $150.00 migrants was also allowed to dock in is city on sunday in contrast to the private rescue ships it didn't have to wait for days for permission to dock. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world thousands of people took to the streets in the lebanese capital beirut on sunday night to demand the resignation of president michel. mass protests erupted a month ago after

a flagging over a flagging a commie and government corruption prime minister saad hariri vowed to public pressure and resigned last tuesday. a knife attack in a shopping mall in hong kong is left at least 5 people wounded the suspect reportedly shouted pro beijing slogans as he attacked pro-democracy protesters including a local politician the rampage cafe another day of violent clashes between demonstrators and security forces. u.n. secretary general antonio good terra's used the ozzie and summit in bangkok to urge me and maher to solve the wrong refugee crisis and help them return nearly a 1000000 people belonging to the muslim minority fled to neighboring bangladesh 2 years ago in what the u.n. has called a campaign of ethnic cleansing. london's vietnamese community has held a mass in the catholic church to honor the 39 people who died in

a refrigerated truck container last month the vietnamese migrants had tried to enter the united kingdom illegally the driver of the truck has been charged with manslaughter and human trafficking. in france 100000 homes are without power a storm obviously battered the atlantic coast strong winds continue throughout the day but the storm is expected to lose strength as it moves eastward. now move over apple soon the world's most valuable publicly traded company may not be from the tech bubble of silicon valley but from the hot desert of saudi arabia after years of delay and amid new security threats posed by rival iran state oil giant a ram co is on the verge of going public the move can raise huge amounts of money for the kingdom which it wants to use to diversify the economy that until now has been almost exclusively based on oil. after years of waiting saudi

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to expand this is a move in the opposite direction. but the economy of saudi arabia must change to survive well comp last forever some analysts say around 70 more years prince mohammed bin wants cash to diversify. the prince wants tourism manufacturing and renewable energy to drive growth in the post oil world he has major ambitions to transform saudi into a top 5 global tourism destination. lewis hamilton has won his 6th formula one world title after finishing 2nd in the us grand prix the mercedes driver is now just one title away from michael schumacher all time record now the 34 year old baby british but it's german engineering that's been behind his success . lewis hamilton is world champion again having taken the title in the

convincing style that has become routine. for me it's crazy because i've been racing a long time it's my 7th year with the team. the excitement i had was a say in this i had when i 1st got in the phone call in 2008 driving with a mercedes engine for mclaren hamilton won his 1st world championship 5 years later he moved to mercedes with whom he has no 15 more titles even back in hamilton's cutting days his success was powered by the german constructors engines. and so i was 13 so it's. it's been a real privilege to be a part of the heritage to be a part of the news part of its history and pushing the limits and the boundaries of the 34 year old britain's next target is to be called michael schumacher record 7 world titles the german i call it has always been the benchmark for hamilton. and the time i got on the track and i could see my head at me and i was like wow this is this is pretty cool that's my head and i need to push really hard to catch and

no no a 6 time world champion lewis hamilton is one more title from doing just start. up next here on d w a documentary on the fall of the berlin wall and with it the end of communist east germany 30 years ago of course you can always get the latest news information anywhere you are from our website d w dot com. it's time to take one step further and face the. time to search the no fun for the troops. time to hold or cut down trees and connect the world it's.