and the 1st concorde prototype was launched in tucson the 2nd of march $969.00 with andre to come up the controls. use it up there it got a little front on board and it's no problem for us he said certainly for the electronics so i decided to shorten the flight a bit throughout the abolition of us.

after 27 minutes andre to a car sounded super good to see rose 01 basted sweat. for posey when we were back in front of the hangar the press television journalists our bosses place and our wives waiting list if you give up on the city that was a load off my mind at all of those of all 3 the security. concorde sparked intense interest all over the world and the customer list got longer and longer with more than 70 purchase options china and lines wanted free concords further options were placed by comes up and india japan airlines and many more on. the concorde custom and lines were represented by seeing. captains and do

it. options taken on concorde by the world's major airlines represent a potential sales value of hundreds of millions of part. to further increase the 1000000000 dollar rewards the next prototype was sent out into the world the message of the undertones into a was this is what the most popular in the year 2000 will look like. concorde was welcomed everywhere with a v.o.i.p. reception everyone wanted to experience maktoum for themselves but despite their enthusiasm they turned out to reject concord in the united states a powerful valby stood up against concorde the american aircraft industry had abandoned its supersonic project and now wanted to prevent the british french

coalition from conquering the world market. suddenly concorde was no longer a beautiful wonder bread but a noisy environmental center. actually i was in government that the and there was a lot of complaints from environmental groups of. noise. it was over it's a strange position because so many military airplanes. flying filberts out of almost every military airplane. $973.00 a fateful year for concorde international infuse the asm waned in view of rapidly rising oil prices no airline wanted to burden itself with a gas guzzler. i think we had something like 77 options from all. the major airlines in the worlds and step by step

they all disappeared until eventually we were left with france british airways and pan american and then finally 10 american went and that was a pretty big blow. only the state owned lines in france and great britain who took concorde in the end. from an economic point of view concorde it was a devastating flaw it never came close to being a market and making money. on the other hand it was an extremely similar it became the cornerstone of a successful european airline industry what it fair for. the concorde has a mystical status in people's minds don't you many were actually disappointed when

they 1st saw the cramped it was inside. view carrying a stubborn. disappointment among passengers was out of the question on the morning of the 25th of july 2000. many germans wanted to fly to new york at supersonic speed for the 1st time that was point 2 courts were taking off. than a margarita telamon an entrepreneurial couple from germany books the late flight in the afternoon. along with does not die foose and her husband. p. filmed the journey on his new camera. the tomans took the flight they booked but swap his ticket. he and his wife took the earlier flight so they could travel with their friend. to. day was

a special day for him 10 30 am there comes the coming madam. the 3 passengers made it onto the concorde free terms dream had finally come true. kick at their leisure rocket launch. the shuttle flights to new york began at about 11 15 am to 2. feet off the burners book the plane to twice the speed of sound just as it had raced across the atlantic for almost 25 years. a 2nd concorde with passengers from germany was fragile to take off in the afternoon while the 1st concorde had already crossed the atlantic and was about to land in new york traffic controller zulu was starting work in paris it should

actually have been someone else that day. and. a colleague had asked me to cover his afternoon shift for him is that i was working in the tower of charles de gaulle airport in paris and i was responsible for handling the runways in the south of the airport you. will. get a cruiser the german flight attendant from the concorde crew was brought back from her holiday specially for the 2nd flight just like the controller in the tower she actually had a plan for that day. 60 on something you can expect the highest quality on this plane the customers pay for it and they have every right to be demanding if it takes a fixed. freetown di foose film. at

j.f.k. the german passenger and his wife were actually booked on the later plane to new york she has brought us here safely. the concorde had just landed and we all got out and then we filmed the last shot from the car. and literally says she brought us here safely. at the last he had never said that after our flight before the plane was special to him so there was really something sinister about it she brought us here safely not the other was. reputed cruiser was opening the 1st bottle on the 2nd concorde departure from power as. the german front attendant already had over 2000 flying hours on concorde. the passengers boarded at about 4 pm 20 minutes later the captain confirmed that the concorde was ready for takeoff. it. is a wonderful aircraft and we add traffic controllers and always watched during takeoff

and that day was no exception. fully loaded with passengers and fuel the concorde touch it to the runway. part like. a very light. for 42 pm and france 4590 took off as the flight recorder logs later revealed is everyone ready. afterburners on. me we saw flames at the back of the plane by. my colleague and i immediately hit the red alarm. at the same time i want the pilot on the radio that flames were coming out of the back of the plane. concorde 4590 you are on fire.

understood frank don't own 2nd engine. my heart was pounding and my adrenaline was pumping i had to keep working in the best. understood gear up no. do what you think is best you have priority for your turn and such as the situation is extremely difficult for us and traffic controllers because we had to take care of the burning concorde and at the same time direct the of an aircraft. landing gear not understood i'm trying. i'm on it's switch off a 2nd engine. i switched it off speed speed. the landing gear when retract speed speed. too late no time. if you can see morning i almost saw the explosion there was dense smoke like a mushroom but i couldn't stop working i had to keep in contact with the other

planes in the air and i had to continue my work. when i saw that i knew the worst had happened to complete. i radioed air france 4590 you're receiving me and i want some good things. for. hundreds of rescue teams rushed in which nobody on the concorde could see. 100 passengers and 9 crew members died in the crash. 4 people in a hotel building also donated a few meters decided on life or death. in the building next door the world over the injuries. so that i will be all for it was when i

had the windows open in the office and i had a hell of a noise a bunny concorde was coming straight at me i was on the phone and screamed the conchords landing on me so i threw down the receiver and ran with it and we got to the do it 3 meters away then there was a huge explosion for us about your growing up in not even a part of all the author your comment on our shows or at least those oil men. shortly before takeoff flight attendant broke into cruise who had called her parents and she always did before the concorde front the next cool did not come from. they said fans and i turned on the television and saw the pictures of the concorde in flames and then the crash and right away the telephone rang on.

someone from the congo team asked me are you have cruise it on for a concorde since you have cruise in us is your daughter flying on concorde today as i said i will call you again in a quarter of an hour replied well the phone rang again i picked it up and he said to me that i have some bad news story and there are no survivors. as. 13 of the dead came from the german city of mention blocked by almost half of all the concorde victims were from the same region including several couples who had wanted to take a cruise from new york. just like moderator and vanna tellme. as one fatah's my father who wanted to fly concorde because he was amazed by its

technology. stop the thought it wouldn't have been important for my mother but there would be no question of her not flying with us been to iraq and just because soon that's it and we should be among the 3 from. 12 a tomans died on their flight that die from scotland their friend erika continued their journey on the crew ship with mixed feelings they needed time to recover and process the shock. they had only escape with their lives because their friend erica and been able to get a seat on the ill fated concorde for this reason they had swapped seats with another couple and of taken the plane. there rebooking confirmation was like a 2nd birth certificate for them. a few hours after the crash the investigation into the cools has become.

pilot. agreed to listen to the tapes of the math box as often as necessary. the last 2 hours of operation before the disaster when fully preserved on the flight recorder. talks about this experience for the 1st time in an interview. first of all i would like to say that this is really the 1st time i've allowed myself to talk about it in public because i was involved in the investigation i knew the crew very well. i needed time before i could talk about it in public you know. it's hard to listen to people who are about to die. or not.

what he could do no was well listen to it again and again to understand everything exactly only the technical facts are important but of course you also hear human overturn have nothing to do with the process it explain that hits you hard. like a slap in the face like. always what we. can see here. the official investigation report was not published for another 18 months but the calls had long been established by the investigating all phone it is a 20 centimeters long piece of metal that fallen off a u.s. aircraft on the runway. it was part of the engine of a continental airlines d.c. 10 and snatched the time of the departing concorde. you know

in a ridiculously small piece of titanic weighing all 200 grams set off a chain reaction as so often happens in plane crashes if the in cigars they didn't know in an almost diabolical way the system of safety nets failed. one by one nuff bodies in it is what. it was not the 1st time that concords toils had passed but this time a piece of toilet hit the tank and set off the deadly train reaction. after the accident better tires were purchased on the tax we and foremost. air france and british airways paid more than $200000000.00 euros for this safety package but in the end it was of no use 3 years after the accident concorde was taken out of service.

in may 2003 the sky over patents became the stage for bidding farewell to the net and. people came through found a field to experience concorde's last flight and even listen to the tower radio. signal it's such a mix of people from all walks of life i have already flown concorde there is something magical about it. there is.

in song called was no longer politically correct the tickets were expensive the plane needed a lot of feel. speed has its price. and there was the lawyers and there's everything else. even. though. none of the 5 remaining french concords were scrapped all of them were preserved for posterity. we shorten our flew one of them out of the country this concorde broke the sound barrier one last time by taking a detour across the atlantic its destination was cold. threw a bomb bomb at what's going on in view of the many german victims in france decided to donate this concorde to the since high museum of technology in the heidelberg. that is in austin texas just on. what. else by the by the yeah yeah

survivor that flight from paris to bottom the empire cause my last trip in france after that my life changed comedy i thought the. put up on your for doggie style that for the 1st time in aviation history we took a conscious backward step we abandoned supersonic flight from then on only subsonic passenger aircraft were built in the context of aviation history when it was a backward step upon our yeah. the cockpit was cramped and uncomfortable like a racing car only about 30 pilots when license to fly the concorde any one time.

the french people's all concorde was a project that was so ambitious it could outclass all its competitors it represented a daring and entrepreneurial nation if. they like he was also a pawn. max who knew one das time fully booked one last time with something gets to fall. among them was the wife of the captain of the concorde that crashed in paris. eh andreas schmidt a german aviation expert was also invited by air france for the last flights to barton and park. as when he got out of the plane it was like we had arrived with

the beatles and the rolling stones it was like in the historical record people are cheering they were staring at us they were clapping. the concorde was dismantled at bottom air park for the journey down the rhine then the trip continued on the closed want to bomb it tonight $1000000.00 spectators looked on in or as the concorde make its last journey just since high museum of technology and amazing spectacle a farewell to the kind of not showing that only came with concorde.

for me luxury is 1st and foremost it's our time and how you spend it on the concorde gave you time. in the future something similar might turn up if we were able to go into the stratosphere with little air resistance so you could do it with a reasonable amount of fuel that it's the dream of many and if a few people really believe in their dream then it could come true. that nasa plays an important role in this dream and in the future of supersonics more than 70 years after breaking the sound barrier with the bell x. one the u.s. space age and. he is working on a new test program in wants to investigate how supersonic aircraft can be made and vitamin to sustainable. one question is how the super sonic boom could be eliminated with a new design resulting in

a different afflalo. read . we heard a loud. at about 2 point. get the space i did not hear. a new experimental aircraft the x. $59.00 has been built for nasa it's sonic boom should only be as loud as a car door slamming this would enable an aircraft to fly over nanda at supersonic speeds which was not possible for concorde.

is guns clark does there isn't anything initiatives for supersonic aircraft on a smaller scale. that means in business jets or about 50 seater commercial aircraft but they all come from america and they're all private companies film. a good decade after the end of concorde to new projects are being launched the company boom supersonic is working towards a supersonic passenger aircraft with 50 seats the pilots for the test model are already training in a simulator. the other company erion wants to launch its business jet in 2026 both companies have announced that they will fly on biofuel. because of how the big question is still is there a market for much of this is always been the crucial questions it was until now the

answer has always been up and still is you know. that. premium in every great human undertaking needs a good reason what would be the good reason for a new supersonic aircraft is good enough to be able to justify the environmental impact just across the atlantic and 3 hours instead of a. wait it doesn't make sense to me anyway on or you're doing it there. are people could start another book morning today you fly from germany to australia with straight line a supersonic flight on the 90 minute. engineers at the german aerospace center d.n.r. imagine if likes that takes them around the world into 90 minutes in the most environmentally friendly way possible. and. the space liner would be ahead of our time just like concorde once was.

up to 50 passengers sit in a shuttle and take off on a rocket heading for space the rocket is powered by a mixture of hydrogen and oxygen after a short fry time the passenger plane decouples and collides back to work off several times the speed of sound. in europe to australia in 1000 minutes science fiction all look into the year 2050. when the 1st drafts for concorde were created nobody would have believed that 14 years later it would take the passengers across the atlantic. concorde captivated old and young and inspired a whole generation. you could spend your whole life tuning what would be not

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land another day of death. dozens of pro-democracy protesters are killed as the army celebrates armed forces we'll have analysis also coming up rescue teams in egypt search for survivors of a train crash many passengers have been killed and an investigation is underway. and a giant flying relic of the cold war salvage from the bottom of the seat one of the last of its kind is going on display.

a michael welcome dozens of protesters are reported dead in miramar as one to leaders put on a show of strength for armed forces day a general has warned demonstrators they risk being shot in the head and back security forces have killed hundreds of people since pro-democracy rallies broke out in february. those who came out to protest news that were risking their lives the army said as much before saturday's protests against me and my military across the nation soldiers opened fire killing dozens of protesters many shot in the head this footage shows security forces beating an unarmed man conscious it's been one of the deadliest days since protests began a show of force says the military hope to parade in the capital. thousands of soldiers flanked by rockets and tanks. on he hung can. the protests as terrorism

and again promised there will be democratic elections. as soon as the state of emergency is over there will be free and fair elections and duties will be returned to the state. but no date has yet been set protests have not let up since the military coup began at the beginning of february demonstrators are demanding the release of imprisoned civilian leader unsung sochi. hundreds of dead thousands imprisoned me this side is backing down in this brutal power struggle. journalist dave good obama is following the situation from kuala lumpur he sent us this assessment. there's no question about it that this is an army at war with its own people in the atom are i mean there are reports credible reports of more than 90 people killed today so we could be looking at

a death toll potentially of more than 4 'd 100 total since the military coup was staged on february 1st so many of these people shot in the head i mean the warning came on state media about the possibility of demonstrators being shot in the head today will they been doing that for weeks protesters have been getting shot in the head so many armed civilians dead at the hands of the country's security forces this is part of the military plan to just terrorize the civilian population just like me m.r. who doesn't past have done well this new and is doing the same thing not only with the number of people that they're killing on the streets in their homes but they're just terrorizing them with nighttime raids i mean i've spoken to people in the amur this week who tell me they are terrified every time they hear a knock on the door and sometimes it's not a knock on the door sometimes it's a door being kicked down and security forces rate you see people who are in custody the security forces wounded people without weapons clearly in custody no way to fight back and yet they get beaten by the security forces sometimes people get

taken away by the security forces and they turn up dead the next day it is just terrorizing the civilian population the generals of the am are out for the reason and to protect the fortune that they've amassed over decades through this country's natural resources to the businesses they control so many of the people in the population live in poverty these generals are millionaires and they're trying to protect their regime to egypt now where at least 1000 people have been killed in a collision between 2 passenger trains emergency crews have cleared the wreckage from the line but the cause of the crash is still not clear president. has ordered an investigation. twisted steel and mangled carriage is grim proof of the deadly impact of 2 trains colliding in egypt so our province. locals and rescue teams worked into the night pulling injured passengers from the wreckage and recovering the bodies of those who had died of. i thought

that the train collided with a car or took took and after leaving the house i found the 2 trains who teach other i went running wearing my home clothes and we found people lying on the ground women and children and we removed the deceased people and took the injured to the ambulances. among them of. all none of them. so. i put some wooden planks so the ambulances would be able to cross the canal it was a mess many people were stuck inside the trains no one to carry them out. authorities say the accident happened after someone pulled the emergency brakes on one of the trains causing the 2 trains to collide at least 2 carriages were overturned. agent has been marred by train accidents in recent years it's poor safety record is

blamed on a crumbling infrastructure and insufficient maintenance. this is unlikely to be the last tragedy to unfold on egypt's railroads. here's a round up now though there are stories making news around the world at this hour another deadly accident in egypt at least 8 people have died and more than 20 were injured when an apartment building collapsed in cairo rescue workers are still searching for any survivors trapped under the rubble. police in bellerose have detained dozens of protesters and several journalists the opposition is calling for new mass anti government. rallies after they die down over the winter of the protests began last august when president alexander lukashenko claimed victory in a disputed election. egyptian authorities cannot say when the container ship blocking the suez canal will be refloated 9000 tons of ballots have been removed

from the ever given the vessel has been stuck for 5 days hundreds of others are waiting outside one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. a mass shooting in boulder colorado has reignited the debate over gun control in the u.s. critics want to know how the suspect was able to buy a semiautomatic weapon he passed a background check despite a conviction for salt 10 people died in the rampage. what started as a regular day at the supermarket ended in a nightmare. the shooter opened fire and killed 10 people. residents of boulder have come to pay their respects many with tears in their eyes . and to this king soopers many times i pick up my prescription here all the time both me and my roommate you know come shopping here all the time you know this is

right down the street from where several of my friends live it was just terrifying i was frantically texting all of my friends to see you know are they ok are you are you safe are you accounted for like because in this sort of situation it's you really never know only a few miles away at a local shooting range customers are here to shoot. to get advice on gun sales and to buy equipment. the incident in boulder doesn't stop people from coming quite the opposite businesses booming but the shooting is a sensitive topic. visit is refused talking to us as they don't want to get sucked into any political discussion at this point about gun control all the record they told us that they fear stronger restrictions and want to pile up others just want to be ready to defend themselves

if the next shooting happens. but that's not the only reason guns are important for both sides of the political spectrum in colorado the state is home to the rocky mountains and known for its stunning landscape viage life and outdoor activities for many locals hunting is their main outdoor sport of choice the hunting culture is deeply ingrained in their identity as it is for many in the united states for gun enthusiasts any restrictions against the right to bear arms is seen as a threat to the individual freedom. inside the walls of colorado's capitol there's an ongoing fight over gun safety state senator tom sullivan lost his son an exam the fatal shooting in 2012 he once better background checks on gun sales

and calls in gun supporters to be part of the conversation they need to begin working with us because son an us versus them it's all of us we all live in this in this community we are all impacted by the violence and the tragedy that just happened last monday up in boulder and we all have to be a part of the solution communities like boulder county when this fight alone real change can only happen on a federal level. here's a look now at the latest developments in the krona virus pandemic the philippines is imposing a strict new law down in the capital manila a night curfew will apply from 6 pm indonesia is expecting a slowdown in inoculations next month as india delays shipments of astra zeneca

vaccines and germany hopes to receive its 1st delivery of johnson and johnson single dose of $1000.00 vaccine next month well a giant flying relic of the cold war has been salvaged from the bottom of the sea the aircraft was once the show piece of soviet military aviation only a few were ever built now one of the last still in existence is going on display for flight fans to admire. gigantic fast dangerous the a chrono plan is half ship half an aircraft 40 years ago it was designed for m.p.'s warfare between the soviets and western powers it was this man who tested the flying boat gace off he was the caspian sea monsters board engineer. knew more. about it wasn't a monster back then there were plans to even use the

a crown a plan for passenger transport because it didn't need large runways and airfields. you know. the a crown a plan was designed in the 1980 s. it was built to protect the russian coast and destroy the enemy fleet and it was meant to do this without being detected by radar parasail glider moved with the help of the so-called ground effect its wings generated pressure and lifted the 380 ton flying boat a few meters above the water allowing it to move at higher speeds. but the flying machine was never actually used on a real mission. to see craft is ruined the work of many designers and engineers but it's good that it's still here because some people were considering dismantling it and using the parts for scrap metal. the caspian sea monster will be

displayed at patriot park in dagestan the sea craft symbolizes modern russia drawing parallels to its ancient strength. to sports now climbing will make its debut at the olympics this summer and officials hope to inspire people to take up the sport despite the restrictions that will be in place at the games such as no spectators from broad climbing hopes to make it to the top. some professional rock climbers scale heights like this breathtaking and definitely not for the faint of heart that's what alex hartnell did in fact his historic ascent of the 975 metre high sheer granite slab capitana in yosemite national park in the u.s. and 2017 turned into an oscar winning documentary and was a watershed moment for the sport the film called free solo brought climbing into the living rooms of viewers around the world huddle did the climb without

a rope for safety gear now he'll be closer to terra firma as a t.v. analyst of the sport during the olympics. basically looking forward to participating anyway because i just think that economy olympics is such a historic moment for the sport and to be able to watch the competitors in real life and sort of witnessed. i mean i don't see human mastery below which is the greatest you know i mean the people competing in the olympics are the best climbers of this generation it's going to be incredible to watch them. but the competition itself won't be on a mountain rockface this is where it will take place at the acme urban sports park in tokyo sport climbing is just one of a number of trending sports to get a spot on the olympics roster as the i.o.c. tries to keep up with the times and tempt a younger audience to chew on in. you're watching the news live from girl and more world news coming up at the top of the hour up next sports life takes a look at 1992 the year the football transfer market was created. in

berlin from the rest of the news team here thanks so much for watching and stick around. for. me there i'm david and this is climate change. happiness in 3 books. is the book for you. to get smarter for free you know where you go. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. introduce through the topics covered in the weekly radio. if you would like and new information on the krona larysa or any other science topic you should really check

out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. ford slash science. players earn 2000000 euros a week states have 10 different kick off times. more than 50 players at once. how could it come this far. again exactly 30 years ago. do you remember 1991. no. people dressed like this and did this today have the best football at that time was

. also earned 2 millions and a year. about rich ruggiero what just role played on the same day at same time but almost never shown like on t.v. . and players were not global threats kids in asia and africa didn't wear jerseys of materials although we didn't make any money in those leagues you could only get 2 foreigners in your sport so no french connection and. no galactic cost in madrid . and no tiki taka and munich. that was the last year. in 992000 more than 4 as we know today what brings me to this kind of is. why well there are 3 major changes that all unbelievably happens in the same here.

so now we are in the summer of 92 people. and did this to their. denmark didn't qualify for the euro's but somehow won them anyway and there was nothing that happened at the euros 92 in sweden the german businessman klaus hempel met the english composer tony britain and asked him to write a classical song maybe something inspired by handel britten wasn't very creative he took a song that already used for crying in english marks bad i. can't make the lyrics a little more. time i'm awkward to close hempel he was tasked by you to create a premium international competition that would attract more money than the old european cup and good evening welcome to the. tonight this concept was to bundle the t.v. and sponsorship rights for all european participants and one hand. in vigil countries

could no longer decide which sponsors to put on the edge of the pitch or at what time games they had to swallow european adventure bill thought of names like. champions cup champions tour and the end champions league why. he chose prime time for kickoffs which was as a continental compromise $845.00 c e t the t.v. stations and the advertising industry love to suit the money flooded in. i voted he couldn't get into. t.v. money rose from 85000000 swiss francs in 92 to 1000000000 in 2000 to. it's about 2500000000 euro. and by introducing group stages instead of just knock off games top clubs had far more guaranteed matches but that was different before for example in 987 italian champions napoli and

maradona had to face reality drip immediately in the 1st knockout stage to last meaning they had just 2 european matches in the whole season that in the same with rearm adrift in $89.00 when they went out against the invincibles of ac milan in the 2nd stage. of the dust up and now all of the top teams play at least 6 matches plus they have a high chance of reaching the knockout stage because the pot system splits the top teams and puts weaker sides in each group on the pitch as the best clubs from across europe go head to head so the result of the year was an explosion of international t.v. money a widening gap between the rich and poor and the shift of focus from national to continental competition. so still 9092. reduction of the champions league wasn't enough there was another major change in europe in football that year it began in england in 1991 the so-called

big 5 at that time manchester united arsenal liverpool tottenham and everton were sick of playing in the 1st division why. it was really quite a grim situation you had sort of a collision of problems one was full in his room which had seen english clubs banned from your you had unsafe stadium and most importantly football than making money in those days today the world's most popular football league english football hasn't always looked like a sleek marketing machine. just 30 years ago that even the sleek black behind in terms of sponsorship t.v. money and european success. all the international stars went to spain or italy no one went to england and even british stars when they brought mark hughes and gary lineker to barcelona in russia to you vandals english clubs were not attractive for sponsors and it was basically no t.v. money from the f.a. man united got the same t.v. money as a 4th division team 992 changed all of that because of

a group of insightful young executives who had looked at america and saw something they really like. well are what i'm greg gumble he's a very fragile and we welcome you in the n.f.l. they actually realize we're not doing business with the entertainment business and so fans are also customers. so club after club followed the idea of the big 5 and finally found a community based on the model of the english business enterprises and autonomous leake with the right to market itself. the name of this premier league. and australian media mogul saw a chance to make english football a global brand rupert murdoch's. i won the rights to broadcast premier league games life from 9092 by closing a 5 year 300000000 pounds deal. it's monday only on sky sports.

you need to match the city in queens park rangers tonight marking the start of the whole new era suddenly it was a whole different as they said a whole new ballgame. to production means completely different. you know crystal palace the cheerleaders. previously a football game on t.v. . you know the broadcast 5 minutes before god only after signing. now on sky they were dealing with 5 hours of programming on super sunday and they think a lot of what we see on television today tactics boards and. exploiters and discussing things and. that's all really from so pay t.v. took over in 1902 other countries follow that example in the ninety's the consequences fitness clubs had far more money their matches were shown in thailand

and brazil a refurbished or stadiums and above all. the new era began with the arrival of eric cantona in 92. arsenal signed dennis bergkamp in 95 from inter milan for over 11000000 euro which was incredible at that time in 96. from syria up the tide turn by the beginning of the new millennium manchester united spent their t.v. money on stars like for mr roy. get on. the prevailing head become the richest and most attractive in the world the role model for most of the other leagues in 1901 no one would have thought that like to. be at the start of the champions league the start of the premier league and the brain. p.t.v. in 1902 but there's one more thing that this effort least as important as those 3 other major developments on february 7th 1902 the treaty of mastery to our site the

foundation of today's european union all of that effect football well the treaty of maastricht allows every e.u. citizen to live and work where they want across the e.u. construction workers craftsmen and merchants migrated by the thousands of footballers read a little different at 1st clubs could reject the player's wish to move by demanding high transfer fees even when the contract had ended the belgian player john mark bozeman felt the situation did not comply with freedom of movement and judges thought so too this letter to the famous bosman ruling of $995.00. the consequences of transfer for free after the end of the contract class of our contracts are 5 years of war today and salaries are raced much more often. the other effect was the high speed internationalization of football league of the league got rid of the limits on foreign flames in 1998 arsenal had 9 frenchmen in their school.

class and a cheery and an argentinian a sweet. and austrian spaniards. 2 dutchman. and a french culture of course. today around 60 percent of players in all the top leagues are foreign. we are used to seeing manchester city win the type that would just to english men in the starting 11 and. it's also been a while since you've is top stars swear to tell you it's. all because of the events of 992. today we live in an era again and to grow as we things that has certainly led to a change of direction how far can a go the idea of steam friends as customers. a double edged sword on one hand you have the club's beginning to think of more ways to give. produce.

and produce and you can but the other side of it you're always trying well and i think even with a situation today where in any country you might see reasons to watch on your team if they're playing in europe or domestic. that becomes a little bit much top matches are already aired in $200.00 countries there are not many more than that on the planet. and the premier league we already have 10 different times per match to. get some time there vietnam and kenya where spanish clubs shirts with the portuguese player's name on the back of their stores with imports pensions so that they can pay this form a march a day. why not this for someone else tomorrow. amazon is now conquering by football rights let's see what other take giants have in store.

9092 it came down last box from the early before they need soup and then it's almost like it's in black and white so as to. who is really the beginning of the trip was a business. that's test. you need a refresher. your 1st trip to. the goodness league all the games all the goals the emotional kickoff highlights here on d w c. i s i fantastic football stories. every week on kickoff highlights. and you. the conflict zone peace talks are back on between afghanistan's government and the taliban with renewed urgency as the u.s. increases pressure on reaching

a political solution before in may 1st troop withdrawal deadline i guess this week is afghanistan's ambassador to the e.u. and nato the photo so large is the government strong enough to deliver on human rights will it be another unsustainable. complex joke. that. should. come from nigeria to save the world the superheroes of the comic republic. or science or supreme i came in here is that most likely. it was inspired to do good not the white people but the bush years but how frequently do you know we talk about how we supervillains everywhere had better watch out the 77 percent. in 60 minutes doubling. in the height of climate change. frequently. what's in store.

one has to look out for their future in the book. called the 2nd megacities poll to get insight cooling center. peace process as a lengthy process is what will you sacrifice for a political solution there is a strong goodwill on the part of the word leadership to promote women who are you powerless to protect your civilians i wouldn't say that there might not be any incidents peace talks are back on between afghanistan's government and the taliban with were new to urgency as the u.s. increases pressure on reaching a political solution before a may 1st troop withdrawal deadline amid a surge in violence and there is concern over what a power sharing arrangement with the taliban could mean for human rights especially for women and girls.