somewhere else so people couldn't pin us down to a certain place we never wanted to be known as a bavarian band or whatever and. yet in 2002 following the international success of their album neon golden many in the music press tried to attribute to them what they called the vile heim sound that no longer refers to the bavarian town where the indie bands started but to their own compromising artistic approach clearly demonstrated on vertigo days 6 years and 2 pandemic lockdowns have passed. tween this new studio album and the previous one years in which the band members explored side projects and networked with musicians from around the world some of those they met like the japanese singer saya appear on vertigo days. before if he wanted to bring in guests so that we weren't just doing in our own juices the whole time the court it's a reaction to the political situation which seems to be all about isolationism and closing the borders and not allowing anyone in and somehow everything is getting more and more conservative and nationalistic everywhere. helped by its musical guests vertical da

simon rattle already has a close relationship with the bavarian radio symphony orchestra having worked with them on a number of occasions over the last 10 years he said he felt at home in the orchestra i would like now just tributes so all these extraordinary musicians before and have created in this is. such an artistic and mentioned shot. rattle 1st saw the orchestra 970 when they performed in his hometown of liverpool under the baton of conductor who built a rocker was 15 at the time and already dreaming of becoming a conductor. i saw for the 1st time what this total commitment between an orchestra and a conductor as one animal could be. 40 years later and trying to turn he too would conduct the orchestra. it was clear from the outset that there was a very deep musical relationship and a deep musical understanding between us. state. matter was previously principal conductor at the berlin film or nick he will step down from his current job as music director of the london symphony orchestra in 2023. talent as an actor journalist's novelist and poet politically outspoken he remains con

is not clear whether he will also want to be the chancellor, or whether that will be given to the bavarian prime minister. ask you alsoant to about donald trump and that phone call, which is probably our top story today. do you think that has an impact on future diplomacy relationships, or do you just put it down to something that president trump would have done, and then the world moves on from it? me itm: look, i think for is just another sign of how outrageous the trump presidency and the trump president has been

we're in southern germany in the bavarian alps to visit what's left of one firebag continent. stephanie man's bag and. i run a rather unusual photo shoot. with 100 homes with one we're going to use our drone to capture images of the castle to see whether it has any wakes pots that could make it unstable and. fast they take a look around on foot the research is a making a close inspection of the masonry to see where it might pose a danger to visit has. now it's time for the drove to get to work its task is to shoot photos from all possible angles. each individual photo is just a normal snapshot what makes the difference is the large number of images from so many different perspectives. and yet speak to the want to hear hear the drone is coming from one angle and now we're going to take the same point from a slightly different angle and where these 2 lines of sight intersect we can plot the point in space we don't just do that for one point but for millions of points that gives us a cloud of points that enables us to generate a 3 d. model. the cloud of points can be used as the

simon rockfall already has a close relationship with the bavarian radio symphony orchestra having worked with them on a number of occasions over the last 10 years he said he felt at home in the orchestra i would like now just. so all these extraordinary musicians who before. creating this is. such an artistic and mention shite. fractal 1st saw the orchestra 970 when they performed in his hometown of liverpool under the pattern of conductor. writer was 15 at the time and already dreaming of becoming a conductor. i saw for the 1st time what this total commitment between an orchestra and a conductor as one animal could be. 40 years later and 2010 he too would conduct the orchestra. it was clear from the outset that there was a very deep musical relationship and a deep musical understanding between us. it. was previously principal conductor at the berlin film or nick he will step down from his current job as music director of the london symphony orchestra in 2023. italian paired apollo was best known internationally as a film director but he was also a major talent as an actor journalist's n

somewhere else so people couldn't pin us down to a certain place we never wanted to be known as a bavarian band or whatever and. yet in 2002 following the international success of their album neon golden many in the music press tried to attribute to them what they called the vile heim sound that no longer refers to the bavarian town where the indie band started but to their uncompromising artistic approach clearly demonstrated on vertigo days 6 years and 2 pandemic lockdowns have passed. tween this new studio album and the previous one years in which the band members explored side projects and networked with musicians from around the world some of those they met like the japanese singer saya appear on vertigo days. if he wanted to bring in guests so that we weren't just doing in our own juices the whole time because it's a reaction to the political situation which seems to be all about isolationism and closing the borders and not allowing anyone in and somehow everything is getting more and more conservative and nationalistic everywhere. helped by its musical guests vertical days opens up

simon rattle already has a close relationship with the bavarian radio symphony orchestra having worked with them on a number of occasions over the last 10 years he said he felt at home in the orchestra . i would like now just to pay tribute so all these extraordinary musicians who before and have created in this is. such an artistic walls and mention heart. pretzel 1st saw the orchestra in 1970 when they performed in his hometown of little pull under the baton of conductor kubelik. i saw for the 1st time. what's this total commitment between an orchestra and a conductor as one animal could be. could not have known that 40 years later 2010 he too would conduct the orchestra. so i. went on the claw but it was a sheer from the outset that there was a very deep musical relationship and a deep musical understanding between us this 58. previously conducted at the berlin philharmonic on a still under contract at the london symphony orchestra. he's known for musical openness change and renewal. a quick reminder now of the top stories we're following for you here ended up in the news india supr

high profile politicians even in the bins tapped as a possible next chancellor that's the bavarian state premier marcus or he wants to make vaccinations mandatory for medical staff he says that it would be useful for the german ethics council to suggest whether compulsory vaccination could be considered and for which groups simon what sort of reaction has this suggestion received. pretty negative reaction brands across the board both chancellor merkel and the health ministry and spawn have said before now very clearly several times there will be no mandatory vaccinations during the corona pandemic and a lot of. fellow conservative politicians have said probably better to rely on people's sense of responsibility rather than introducing new rules and there is a bit of political packed in the in this debate as well brant because you've got opposition politicians and those who are not sympathetic to serve as a conservative party saying well you know really the problem is not acceptance of vaccines so much is rolling out and distributing the vaccines they've been criticisms of the conservativ

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the 14th of march whether armin laschet will stay on to be the joint candidate of the cdu and the bavarian if the bavarian markets is that it will be the joint candidate, but he has now eight weeks to prove this matter until the state elections in the middle of march. �* ., , , march. and then whoever ends up takin: march. and then whoever ends up taking over _ march. and then whoever ends up taking over as _ march. and then whoever ends up taking over as the _ march. and then whoever ends up taking over as the chancellor, - taking over as the chancellor, after angela merkel, what are the particular challenges they face and getting germany's economy back on track after the pandemic?— pandemic? the particular challenge _ pandemic? the particular challenge is _ pandemic? the particular challenge is not - pandemic? the particular challenge is not really - pandemic? the particular challenge is not really to | pandemic? the particular. challenge is not really to get the economy back on track. that will come on its own when the pandemic fades. there is pent—up demand consumers want to go out to

conductor sir simon rattle coming back to germany to take over the helm of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra in 2023. and in a new documentary german. followed retraces a historic journey once to buy his i don't the italian director. welcome to arts and culture well if there's one thing we can say about the year 2021 it's that it's a great year for watching movies and because of production times there's a lot of new releases happening this year all made before the pandemic of course that are positively brimming with talent so let's have a look at some of the biggest names to watch for. this hope i also have an actress vanessa kirby goes from t.v. star to oscar favorite with her performance in pieces of a woman she plays a mother who loses her newborn child a tragedy that tears her family apart. it's about you have to face the years the biggest thing is i am facing kids. yes well i don't think you are we need we need some justice you know you need that is what you want that is what you need that is that is your way that is not my way because we are fighting. fellow brit kingsley ben

money and that sees ma course in the lead from the bavarian system party of america all's c.d.u. he could in the end become the dark horse candidate to take over at that last moment it looks like we're not going to learn that until at the very least after easter with marcos still firmly sitting on the fence how interested exactly he is but if those polls continue on the reject tree there are just seeing then now these are going to require mccain because the chief political editor about what's that like. motor sport is it still a man. no way. to compete in a race car driving. and they're winning. our own motor sports for example female race car driver. ok let's talk. on t.w. . germany's world heritage sites like you've never seen them before from above. cultural treasures of incredible value. tourist attraction of timeless beauty. part 2 of our aerial dream trip. chicken. feed 60 minutes on d w. it's about billions. it's about power. it's about the foundation of a new food order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network also in europe. china ju

welcome to a special edition of check in this time we head to the bavarian alps in the very south of germany oh before the coronavirus pandemic hosts. and nicole through checked out 3 beautiful winter wonderland around back to scott in opens doors and damaged partition. first off nicole fruition visit the area in and around back to scott and. my tour begins in the city a fact it's gotten which lend its name to the region. it's over 900 years old and the architecture reflects its rich history. one building that really stands out is the haitian house on the market square the murals on the facade depict ancient tales about back to scott. and a little further down the road you'll find a lovely schloss lots or tassels square. and i thought it would be nice to pay a visit to the national park here i've met up with ranger klaus mills and we're off to see. we can spot some gold eagle. tell them we'll have a good very firm of that because it really is it not just keep going off it's all. gone national park is the only national park in germany inhabited by golden eagles and there are about 10

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royal villa which today houses the bavarian monument office and was based on most valued really worked as a tourist guide in reagan's what's your take on this tourism boom. i think it's very positive because i experienced the humble beginnings when there were 600 guided tours in the year here and now we have more than 6000 guided tours before that makes me happy every time i walk through the city and see people from all over the world enjoying drakensberg 1st inductee you also understand more critical voices those who say it's too much for regensburg it can show these voices but i don't quite understand them because as in many cities and tourism here moves along specific paths just as in prague where it goes from the old town square to the charles bridge to prague castle and here it's just over the stone bridge to the cathedral to the old town hall way to the left and right of this it's calm and i don't have to walk right through the crowd when it's busy i can also choose a side street and. tell me a bit about the organization you lead and your work there. you know i feel for this new

spawn and many people see him as a good potential candidate but there's also another possibility the bavarian leader marcos 00 as yet said whether he wants to run but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. supporters think he would be a good choice he has said that he thinks that the conservatives or to wait until after the 3 state elections in mid march to make this decision it may be that he's waiting to see if spong or indeed lash it slips up somewhere between now and then. simon young let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world well rose has shut down a new nuclear power here in it and the city of us treves near the border with lithuania the country's energy agency said a safety alert was triggered during testing but said radiation levels were normal the same plant suffered technical problems after it was launched in november. nasa carried out its 1st live firing of the rocket engines designed for the u.s. next human immune mission the test is a vital step ahead of the launch of an unproved rocket planned for this year the program will eventually take astronauts back t

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yes spawn could be a fugitive future chancellor but there's another possibility as well that's the bavarian state premium on because he so far hasn't said whether he wants that job but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. conservative supporters think he would be really the best choice of wool so far he said he's going to wait until the state elections in mid march and he thinks that the party should make a decision until then he calls it maybe waking waiting to see if the last little spawns slip up between now and then this online party just alone at its you know share of challenges how does what we saw today and over this weekend reflect challenges in germany or the image it's trying to project. well of course the party congress had to be held online really because of corona restrictions but it did give policy an opportunity to show off its digital skills and they did that pretty well i think it's important because they want to stress that germany's future lies with digital skills perhaps moving away from manufacturing in the decades to come so it all went pretty well not too many glitches lashes himse

is legal on sunday by munich avoided embarrassment against the 17th place team in the leaks the bavarians rallied against mines after trailing at half time to regain the top spot. on paper it should have been a routine victory for the reigning champions who faced a minute side that had won just once so far this season but for the 8th time in a row by him conceded 1st you know tom book cobbs netting in the 32nd minute. jerome poet telling felt he had been fouled in the build up but the goal stood and just before half time mind doubled the lead as alex on the hock was left on mott and noted in to send dion into the break to kneel down but the record champions bounced back a us where kimmage head a got by him back in the game and then leroy sent a level to schools off to drifting inside from the wing with the mind's defenders allowing him time to set up his shot. 3 more by end goals followed the pick of which was robert live in duffy's effort to seal the 52 and result. by and reclaim top spot while mines still 2nd from bottom were left to rue their wasted lead. so you look now at the venice

their revenge against a side which trashed them earlier in the season will have all the goals as the bavarians stand up and i'm talking. america evan stephen thanks for joining me millions of hong kong residents are getting the chance to become british citizens the u.k. is offering a special new visa after china imposed a security law and crackdown on the territory's pro-democracy movement on kong was a british colony until its return to china in 1907 and the u.k. says the scheme fulfills a moral and historic commitment to the city's residents china has called at the visa offer a gross violation of its sovereignty. for more let's bring in w. correspondent phoebe kong who's in hong kong hello to you phebe so how has this you k. visa scheme been received in hong kong what have been the reactions there. well the reactions. from today hong kong residents who are as usual 4.4 b.n. a passport or a possible holders they can make appointments online to see if the application starting from today and 3 weeks later they think they can even the complete the procedures on like you anyone they fear for any

spawn and many people see him as a good potential candidate but there's also another possibility the bavarian 'd leader marcos 00 hasn't yet said whether he wants to run but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. supporters think he would be a good choice he has said that he thinks that the conservatives ought to wait until after the 3 state elections in mid march to make this decision it may be that he's waiting to see if spawn or indeed lash it slips up somewhere between now and then. let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world u.s. national guard troops of pouring into washington d.c. this weekend federal states are responding to requests to safeguard the capital it's feared violent extremist groups are targeting the city in the run up to president elect joe biden's inauguration on wednesday. russian opposition leader critic alexei novelli is heading home after hospital treatment in germany following a near fatal nerve agent attack the kremlin critic insists president vladimir putin personally ordered the attack the russian or thora he is deny any involvement of only is facing

somewhere else so people couldn't pin us down to a certain place we never wanted to be known as a bavarian band or whatever and. yet in 2002 following the international success of their album neon golden many in the music press tried to attribute to them what they called the vile heim sound that no longer refers to the bavarian town where the indie band started but to their own compromising artistic approach clearly demonstrated on vertigo days 6 years and 2 pandemic lockdowns have passed. tween this new studio album and the previous one years in which the band members explored side projects and networked with musicians from around the world some of those they met like the japanese singer saya appear on vertigo days. if he wanted to bring in guests so that we weren't just doing in our own juices the whole time because it's a reaction to the political situation which seems to be all about isolationism and closing the borders and not allowing anyone in and somehow everything is getting more and more conservative and nationalistic everywhere. helped by its musical guests vertical days opens u

somewhere else so people couldn't pin us down to a certain place we never wanted to be known as a bavarian band or whatever and. yet in 2002 following the international success of their album neon golden many in the music press tried to attribute to them what they called the vile heim sound that no longer refers to the bavarian town where the indie band started but to their uncompromising artistic approach clearly demonstrated on vertigo days 6 years and 2 pandemic lockdowns have passed. tween this new studio album and the previous one years in which the band members explored side projects and networked with musicians from around the world some of those they met like the japanese singer saya appear on vertigo days. before we wanted to bring in guests so that we weren't just doing in our own juices the whole time because it's a reaction to the political situation which seems to be all about isolationism and closing the borders and not allowing anyone in and somehow everything is getting more and more conservative and nationalistic everywhere. helped by its musical guests vertical days opens

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but scientists want to do more international research project in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. is you just put it does this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead us most biodiversity from space if you thought also. first the team of biologists from the netherlands france china and australia. well try to identify all the organisms living in the forest a gargantuan task they take samples of soil which is full of bacteria and other microorganisms and fungi. snails worms spiders and many other species of animal also leave their trace in the soil in the form of d.n.a. . all of these traces will be brought to the lab where they'll be subjected to genetic analysis. then just a few months the team hopes to compile inventory of the entire ecosystem and especially its microorganisms. the ecosystem. degrading their leader leaves the dead. for. recycling. and. plans to trees grow so. prisons are really important and we can predict an

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he often find some that had never before been identified here and the bavarian forest national park. we found $112.00 species of beetle not usually found in traps with no corpse nearby we call this dark biodiversity a species you don't normally catch. beetles tend not to hang around a carcass they come devour some maggots and move on. the maggots congregate beneath the corpse and. only species that are already at home in the ecosystem find their way to corpses they only remain there however if there is an adequate supply of dead animals. they. are burying beetles for example disappear very rapidly from areas where horses are absent or where there's a lot of human activity. per man has made a surprise discovery here dead flies with fuzzy backsides they've fallen victim to a toxic fungus and tomorrow there are a must die in german it's simply known as fly killer fungus if you get what the fungus infects the fly and kills it then the fungus grows out of the flies body so that its rare and looks bigger you can see that with the yellow rings male flies prefer larger females because they l

to play as much of role as someone who's not in the race to become ceduna leader and that's the bavarian state from you know here's the latest polling that just came out here and money and that sees ma course in the lead from the bavarian sister party of america alls c.d.u. he could in the end become the dark horse candidate to take over at that last moment it looks like we're not going to learn that until at the very least off to easter with still family sitting on the fence how interested exactly he is but if those polls continue on the reject tree that are just seeing that now. let's have a tougher chief political editor about what's that like. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. for the 1st time in its history a member nation as much as the european union the question is though can the united kingdom really flowage an independent future and what impact is this all going to have on the view itself find out on to the point. to the point. the t.w. . you're going to unofficial estimates more than 1200000 venezuelans live in colombia legally and ill

simon rattle already has a close relationship with the bavarian radio symphony orchestra having worked with them on a number of occasions over the last 10 years he said he felt at home in the orchestra i would like now just to pay tribute so all the extraordinary musicians who before . create this is. such an artistic and mentioned height. rakhal 1st saw the orchestra 970 when they performed in his hometown of liverpool under the baton of conductor rafi. rector was 15 at the time and already dreaming of becoming a conductor. i saw for the 1st time what this. commitment between an orchestra and a conductor as one animal could be. 40 years later and 20 tan he would conduct the orchestra. it was clear from the outset that there was a very deep musical relationship and a deep musical understanding between us. street. after it was previously principal conductor at the pearl in fillmore nick he will step down from his current job as music director of the london symphony orchestra in 2023. italian period apollo was best known internationally as a film director but he was also a major talent a

but scientists want to do more international research projects in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it does this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead to smoke biodiversity from space if you followed. first team of biologists from the netherlands france china and australia. well try to identify all the organisms living in the forest a gargantuan task they take samples of soil which is full of bacteria and other micro-organisms and fun guy. spiders and many other species of animal also leave their trace in the soil in the form of d.n.a. . all of these traces will be brought to the lab where they'll be subjected to genetic analysis. then just a few months the team hopes to compile an inventory of the entire ecosystem and especially its microorganisms. down the road degrading their leader leaves the dead. there are. plans. grow so. prisons are really important and we can predict and see how. the scientists are als

but scientists want to do more international research project in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it does this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would lead to smoke biodiversity from space if you thought also. first the team of biologists from the netherlands france china and australia. well try to identify all the organisms living in the forest a gargantuan task they take samples of soil which is full of bacteria and other micro-organisms and fungi. spiders and many other species of animal also leave their trace in the soil in the form of d.n.a. . all of these traces will be brought to the lab where they'll be subjected to genetic analysis. within just a few months the team hopes to compile an inventory of the entire ecosystem and especially its microorganisms. down the road degrading their leader leaves. there are. recycling. and. plans. grow so. prison are really important and we can predict and see how. the scientists a

spawn and many people see him as a good potential candidate but there's also another possibility the bavarian leader marcos 00 as and yet said whether he wants to run but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. supporters think he would be a good choice he has said that he thinks that the conservatives ought to wait until after the 3 state elections in mid march to make this decision it may be that he's waiting to see if spawn or indeed lash it slips up somewhere between now and then. i mean young let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world has shut down a new nuclear power unit in the city of astra vets near the border with lithuania the country's energy agency said a safety alert was triggered during testing but that radiation levels were normal the same plant suffered technical problems after it was launched in november. thousands of demonstrators have marched in paris and other french cities against a controversial security law that would make it illegal to publish videos of police on duty critics say it will make it harder for journalists and citizens to document cases of

but scientists want to do more international research project in the bavarian forest is taking the next step. as you just put it this is we want to identify the range of species on the grounds windows and then investigate whether the reflection of sunlight on the ground could be used to identify the species that would let us muck biodiversity from space if you followed. the 1st team of biologists from the netherlands france china and australia. well try to identify all the organisms living in the forest a gargantuan task they take samples of soil which is full of bacteria and other microorganisms and fungi. snails spiders and many other species of animal also leave their trace in the soil in the form of d.n.a. . all of these traces will be brought to the lab where they'll be subjected to genetic analysis. within just a few months the team hopes to compile an inventory of the entire ecosystem and especially its microorganisms. degrading their leader. there are. recycling. plant trees grow so. prison are really important and we can predict and see how little impact. the scientists are als

the old town to hide from the rain we seek cover in a former royal villa which today houses the bavarian monument office and was based on was about really worked as a tourist guide and regen seeburg what's your take on this tourism boom. i think it's very positive because i experienced the humble beginnings when there were 600 guided tours for year or year and now we have more than 6000. guided tours for that makes me happy every time i walk through the city and see people from all over the world enjoying drakensberg festooned if you also understand more critical voices those who say it's too much for regensburg it can show these voices but i don't quite understand them because as in many cities and tourism here moves along specific paths just as in prague where it goes from the old town square to the charles bridge to prague castle and here it's just over the stone bridge to the cathedral to the old town hall way to the left and right of this it's calm but i don't have to walk right through the crowd when it's busy i can also choose a side street and. tell me a bit about the organizatio

avoided embarrassment against the 17th place team in the league after trailing at half time the bavarians rallied against mines to regain the top spot. on paper it should have been a routine victory for the reigning champions who faced a mine side that had won just one so far this season but for the 8th time in a row by and conceded 1st unit on book cards netting in the 32nd minute i jerome boa tang felt he had been fouled in the build up but the goal stood and just before half time mind doubled the lead as alex on the hock was left and mocked and noted in to send by an inside the break to nail down but the record champions bounced back a us were kimmie header got by him back in the game and then leroy sent a levelled the scores up to drifting inside from the wing with the mind's defenders allowing him time to set up his shot. 3 more byan goals followed the pick of which was robert levin dusty's effort to seal the $52.00 and result. by and reclaim top spot while mines still 2nd from bottom were left to rue their wasted lead. terry must the british singer from liverpool who popularized the

welcome to a special edition of check in this time we head to the bavarian alps.

spawn and many people see him as a good potential candidate but there's also another possibility the bavarian leader marcos 00 hasn't yet said whether he wants to run but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. supporters think he would be a good choice he has said that he thinks that the conservatives or to wait until after the 3 state elections in mid march to make this decision it may be that he's waiting to see if spong or indeed russia it slips up somewhere between now and then let's now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world well a ruse has shut down a new nuclear power unit in the city of a strap at near the border with lithuania the country's energy agency sent a safety alert was triggered during testing but said radiation levels were normal the same plant suffered technical problems after it was launched in november. nasa has carried out its 1st line firing of the rocket engines designed for the u.s. next human lunar mission the test is a vital step ahead of the launch of an unproved rocket planned for this year the program will eventually take astronauts back to the mo

in the meantime the scientists have assessed the data relating to the bavarian castle are its walls stable or are they in danger of collapsing. the calculation show that this large opening in the masonry is stable. and they can sound the all clear here too the tower that looks like a hollow tooth is also safe. that just leaves the leaning wall. and i think there was concern that it might topple over but the research showed that the leaning wall of hoeing firebag is secure although only because it's made of stone the research is can simulate what might happen if it were made of another material if it were built with loam for example it would fall over. the skin on the shot we've taken a very close look at this and there are a few points where you might think that its stability is in danger but the entire structure is solid. nevertheless it's interesting to analyze it would seize new methods as moments where he's going to pull them down trying to get. the researches conclusion the ruin is stable no part is at risk of collapse. and the view from the hole in 5 bad castle is really stunning. it

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in the meantime the scientists have assessed the data relating to the bavarian castle are its walls stable or are they in danger of collapsing. the calculation show that this knowledge opening in the masonry is stable. and they can sound the all clear here to the tower that looks like a hollow tooth is also safe. that just leaves the leaning wall. and i think there was concern that it might topple over but the research should show that the leading wall of one fire bag is secure although only because it's made of stone the research is can simulate what might happen if it were made of another material if it were built with loam for example it would fall over. the skin on your short we've taken a very close look at this and there are a few points where you might think that stability is in danger but the entire structure is solid. nevertheless it's interesting to analyze it would seize new methods moments where he's going to call them on trying to. get. the researches conclusion the ruin is stable no part is at risk of collapse. and the view from a hole in 5 back castle is really stunning. it'

yes spawn could be a featured future chancellor but there's another possibility as well that's the bavarian state premium on because. he so far has a said whether he wants that job but a lot of c.d.u. c.s.u. conservative supporters think he would be really the best choice of all so far he said he's going to wait until the state elections in mid march and he thinks that the party should make a decision until then he calls it maybe waking waiting to see if the last little sponsors slip up between now and then this online party just alone at its you know share of challenges how does what we saw today and over this weekend reflect challenges in germany or the image it's trying to project well of course the party congress had to be held online really because of corona restrictions but it did give the party an opportunity to show off its digital skills and they did that pretty well i think it's important because they want to stress that germany's future lies with digital skills perhaps moving away from manufacturing in the decades to come so it all went pretty well not too many glitches and i mea

in the mean time the scientists have assessed the data relating to the bavarian castle are its walls stable or are they in danger of collapsing. the calculation show that this knowledge opening in the masonry is stable. and they can sound the all clear here to the tower that looks like a hollow too is also safe. and . that just leaves the leaning wall. and i think there was concern that it might topple over but the research shows that the leaning wall of hohenheim bag is secure although only because it's made of stone the researches can simulate what might happen if it were made of another material if it were built with loam for example it would fall over. the skin on short we've taken a very close look at this and there are a few points where you might think that stability is in danger but the entire structure is solid because of the bone nevertheless it's interesting to analyze it would seize new methods it's working on the pool i'm trying to put. the research is conclusion the ruin is stable no part is at risk of collapse. and the view from the horn flyback castle is really stunni

in the meantime the scientists have assessed the data relating to the bavarian castle are its walls stable or are they in danger of collapsing. the calculation show that this large opening in the masonry is stable. and they can sound the all clear here too the tower that looks like a hollow tooth is also safe. that just leaves the leaning wall. and i think there was concern that it might topple over but the research is show that the leaning wall of horn firebag is secure although only because it's made of stone the research is can simulate what might happen if it were made of another material if it were built with loam for example it would fall over. the skin on the shoulder we've taken a very close look at this and there are a few points where you might think that its stability is in danger but the entire structure is solid because of the bone nevertheless it's interesting to analyze it would seize methods it's working on the ball i'm trying to get. the research is conclusion the ruin is stable no part is at risk of collapse. and the view from the hole in flyback castle is really stunning

welcome to a special edition of check in this time we head to the bavarian alps in the very south of germany. before the coronavirus pandemic hosts a new cars and a call for movies.