make it 36 league goals for the season an inch closer to get miller's record but it came too late for byard to turn things around and. they must wait a little bit longer to celebrate a 9th straight title but the day belonged to meit's they celebrated as if they'd already avoided the drop coachable suspension will be delighted to have dealt their relegation rivals a huge psychological blow. you're up to date on the w. news omarion and stephen thanks for watching. i mean. the lead up lol. people have to say matters to us. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on t w. forests provide us with raw material enhance biological diversity and help protect the climate but our forests are at risk. they're threatened by climate change and are ruthlessly exploited by industry and illegal logging. but some foresters and activists who want to preserve our woodlands are taking a different approach to. the city of loopback in north western germany has owned a communal forest for hundreds of years for the past 3 decades the forest has been maintained using what's called a close to maj

says the most important match of the bundesliga season so far 2nd place leipsic hosts the leaders byard munich the defending champions a win for life they would put them within a point of the top spot and live 6 chances have been bolstered by an injury that ok biron star striker out of action. when a club has to leave this kind of challenge. this kind of scoring powerhouse. this robert levin dusky on the sidelines or in the stands. it's going to hurt the guy was on track this season to actually break a 49 year old boy in his league a goal scoring record. then playing for his home country poland he suffered a knee injury expected to put him out for a month so how can byron beat the club nipping at their heels leipsic without their wonder score is he pushed by shifting to get you riled up about this because i don't have anything that maybe we redistribute the team a bit we do have other players who can play at this position so we approach this in a positive way because defun it's now yeah it's a challenge for us but we'll face that. there's much to face in leipsic at leipsic stadium it is

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byard flaming the sense of fear even very very afraid it's overwhelming. that's good for generalism but it's not good for human beings. so i really see this is a moment where you got to think is going to be over for you i think i hope it will be all over. it could i say one more thing about this for you. because threaded to. race in europe is that. during the last year of the crisis could lead to the breakup of the european union that would be a terrible long term. where nations think that you know the because the union largely failed failed you that it should be abandoned for really essential things go back to the nation state. so it would be a terrible way to as it were naturalized as state of emergency present future free of. it you know so i just think it's very important to to look forward rather than learning lessons from about how indra's the crisis is. there for now richard thank you so much for joining us ok thank you. and now it's time for your questions over to our science correspondent there. what impact has the pandemic had on the public perce

byard flaming the sense of fear the very very afraid it's overwhelming. that's good for generalism but it's not good for human beings. so i really see this is a moment where you got to say is going to be over for you i think it's i hope it will be all over. it could i say one more thing about this for you. because threaded to. race in europe is that. during the last year of the crisis could lead to the breakup of the european union it would be a terrible long term. where nations think that you know the because the union largely failed failed you that it should be abandoned for really essential things go back to the nation state. there would be a terrible way to as it were naturalized the state of emergency present future free of. it you know so i just think it's very important to to look forward rather than learning lessons from about how can you use this crisis is. that there for now richard thank you so much for joining us ok thank you. and now it's time for your questions over to our science correspondent there. what impact has the pandemic had on the