charlie, allah services, oh, be all a guest at frankfurt airport city, managed by from bought. ah ah ah, you're watching dw news alive from berlin. russia attacks ukrainian infrastructure, causing widespread power outages in the eastern city, ohio cave, and surrounding areas. the attacks come as ukrainian forces make more territorial gains in their counter offensive in the east. also coming up on the show, thousands lined the streets of at him brought to bid farewell to queen elizabeth.

as her coffin is driven through the scottish capital, it will be held over night at holy rude house, the official, well residence there. and the scrappy club from the german at capital. when you're in berlin, go top of the buddhist legal for the 1st time ever. but it takes a bit of luck in their match with club that's coming up in sports. ah. hello, i'm claire richardson, thanks much for joining us. ukrainian officials say russian missile and air strikes have caused widespread power outages across its eastern regions. around heart chief and in the dawn boss, ukrainian president, bullard emer zalinski said russia was attempting to deprive residents of light and heating. meanwhile, be operator of this operation nuclear power plant said it had been able to safely

shut down its last working reactor. after its external electricity connection was restored. on the edge of ha, have city fire crews battle ablaze at one of ukraine's biggest power and heating plants. flames in the night. sky are the only source of light as the region is plunged into darkness. wound 11 lyrica missile struck an infrastructure. so transformers which serve the city of clark, if were damaged. but you, ukraine says russian missiles struck across its east and south destroying homes, with multiple fatalities reported. russia's military denied, striking civilian targets, saying it had launched an offensive against military objects. but keith says russia is retaliating by air as its infantry loses ground. ukrainian force is a sharing videos of their arrival in towns occupied for more than 6 months to some

within kilometers of the russian border. they say they've retaken control of strategic cities, including is you once a supply help for the invading army, all not blow a chaise. you more the main square of is young. the building of the local administration is still burning. everything around is destroyed, but it's okay. on shore, so we will restore everything. zoom is yom was is and will be ukrainian graham. across the northeast, the ukrainian flag is being unfurled. russian symbols a being torn down and the cries of glory to ukraine glory to heroes grew louder. oh. and after going through months of pain and uncertainty, how are you friends responding to these military successes? let's hear from our correspondent in chief and manuel chess. well, you can

a really feel a switch in the mood of people, you know, a few weeks ago when i was there last, i could see people being a quite, you know, a quite worried about what was happening in the front line when you were meeting or we sold used there were very grim over us now. you see people in the streets exchanging videos of a liberated as cities on their phone. you can even see sold is a, you know, beaming with joy, ots de news, hour after hour of more liberated cities. that being said, we're still, you know, or hearing air read the lead to date was 3 times you and keep in hard keeping me cold. i am in head as soon this is a daily occurrence. so of course cautious optimism. but oh, so in these 2 hundreds day of war and awareness that it is far from being over. am i much has reporting from keith and partial results in sweden's general election show a race too close to call. the center left social democrats,

led by prime minister, magdalena and ocean are expected to garner the most votes, but their centre left walk, his neck and neck with the center right walk led by the populace. sweden democrats . negotiations to former government in a polarized political landscape are expected to be long and difficult. doesn't correspond, alexandra phenomena is in stockholm, and she sent us her assessment of what this means for the formation of sweden's next government. the social demo crowds have emerged as the strongest quality in this selection. and that is why they would be the ones to stop talking to other parties in order to form a new government. however, this is going to be a tough task, maybe even a nightmare as one eggs. good, put it. and that is due to the fragmentation of the swedish political system and never take away from this election is the success of the far right. we didn't

democrats, they entered the parliament for the 1st time in 2010 and has been growing ever since with their hard line on immigration and crime, there were apparently now able to tap into that social move in sweden, and they will probably play a bigger role in swedish politics in the future. now to some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president, joe biden has laid a reef at the pentagon on the 21st anniversary of the 911 attacks. almost 3000 people died when terrorists, hijacked planes, and flew them into the world trade center towers in new york, the pentagon and into a field in pennsylvania. hundreds of people have taken to the streets of sheila to mark the anniversary of the 973 qu, that ousted socialist president, salvador allende in the capital santiago. they honored the victims of the military

regime, led by august within our shape. some demonstrators clash when police at the end of the mostly peaceful march. and queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh, the official residence of the british monarch and scotland. the coffin will remain there over night and be taken to the cities at saint giles cathedral. to morrow. thousands of warners followed the queen's final journey from about moral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the city's famous royal mile was packed with people waiting to catch a glimpse of her last journey. many in the scottish capital had camped out in anticipation of her arrival willis.

this is 7 o'clock this morning. i mean, she's worked so hard, horribly, and just seem dre to come here. in a slow and somber procession, queen elizabeth's flat draped coffin was driven through the scottish countryside, after leaving her beloved by morrow castle, where her life of 96 years came to an end. thousands of scotch lined rural roads and highways to pit her a last farewell i came the other student thank isab into on says them seals the green. so i could move over to you to say good way to her as part of history. it's the fact that she has dedicated her whole life to fair thing. i just felt it was no real. so wanted to be here a to p,

my wall space. at the foot of the royal mile, her majesty's coffin was greeted with an honor guard at the palace of holy root house and carried to the throne room. the coffin will stay in edinburgh until it's flown to london on tuesday. earlier i spoke with correspondent nick mackey outside saint guile, giles cathedral in edinburgh. and i asked him how people reacted when queen elizabeth coffin was brought to the palace of hollywood house. the closer to it was solemn reflective and very respectful with basic have a lot of international tours in the city of for them. it was not just saying a day in british history, this was for then global history for scots or other fellow brits here. yes. looking back on the last 70 years or how long they all look at

life. this history of britain in the role of the queen played in that as is and resist constant. as we change basically from the old empire, britain through into the game pop written through what we've got now it's very dot . busy best society and certainly as the end of an era. now, earlier on sunday, the queen's coffin, we didn't our long procession across gall and passing through towns and villages on route. what does the queen mean to scotland specifically? you've got some most scots. they looked at the person rather than the truth of him on the case, and there's a tremendous respect for the queen. the country has changed so much over the last 70 years. she can a great deal in the world stage and she's been the person to get comfort in when we

go through challenging times and also got joy as well. but of course in stock, and there is a great constitutional debate going on. moment should scotland actually move away from the united kingdom? pursued the path of independence. this is a real issue at the moment. and within that, within that group of people, which is 4045 percent still does put a hardcore. but what's great, we monitor the altogether move to watch of the public. so what we're, what we're seeing at the moment was in the past, you can see the passing of much, the queen machine, new king charles a 3rd. now as the head of states, the kingdom, we will see over the coming months, more discussion over the whole constitution, the debate here and the whole constitutional issue in the united kingdom, iraqi,

forth in edinburgh, thank you so much for that update. us. go to the us open now where tennis fans were guaranteed a 1st time grand slam winter in the men's final. spain's young sensation are those i caught us came out on top winning his 1st grand slam title and 19 year olds. if he did, norway's casper road in 4 sets, coming the youngest man to win a major since his compatriot rough, i own a dull one, the 2005 french open. at the same age, a goddess is now the youngest ever world number one. and in buddhist, the good news when you're in berlin, continued their stunning star to the season with a one knell when over colo. what a required a slice of walk to gave when you on a dream start to the game. as cologne defender, timo huber as deflected a harmless cross right into his own net. in just the 3rd minute. it would prove to be the game's only goal. the victory ensured the capital club ended the weekend at

the very top in the room to seek a standings and our victory still left a fry. we're with a chance to jump to 1st in the league themselves in the last match of the weekend, but against which i'm glad by goalkeeper yon summer it proved impossible to come up with the needed goal. fryeburg messiah christine strike has down played any talk. have a button is league a challenge this season. though secretly, fans will be starting to dream. glad back he pe yan sama prove this stuff of nightmares for them all afternoon. however. one of many sublime saves from the swiss stoba in the 16th minutes. meanwhile, glad back while having their own grapples with an inspired keeper. monk fleck had keeping marcus to rem at bay in the 1st half. zamiah's finest moment

came in a 74 minutes following a clever mood from fryeburg, ritz who door and striped beaten to safety. the build up play deserved the goal. but sama was just too good on the day. nil nil the final school, largely thanks to zamiah's heroics, christie and strikes fryeburg, blow that chance to go. so let's take a closer look at a bond is like a standing. then you can see only on berlin at the very top. now a proud day for the berlin club, then fryeburg and fired munich after their draught with stuttgart fell to 3rd looking in the very bottom of the li, bonham have yet to earn a point waiver cuz and, and how to are just above them in their allegation zone quick reminder that you can

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