plus bringing back the bundesliga germany's top football league will return to the pitch a transport only be allowed to watch from home. also on the show they expected a quiet wedding at city hall file from their friends because of the kind that make . it was something of a blast from the cost of driving a wedding $30.00 cost $60.00 friends and one happy couple. and their need for the most time welcome u.s. president says the nation's coronavirus task force will now focus both on safety and on rebooting the economy to fight saying on tuesdays at the white house committee would be scrapped altogether some major u.s. cities have seized decreased rates of infection but those numbers have been offset by spikes in other parts of the country the hardest hit area new york city has taken unprecedented step and its best so against the virus. this is history in the making. it's not the actual cleaning of the new york subway that is so unusual. it's the fact that it's the 1st time that the system will close during the night so that it can be disinfected. it's a measure of the lengths to which t

the big leagues across europe will be watching to see how this might change conditions for germany's bundesliga. since mid march germany's football stadiums have fallen silent now the bundesliga aims to emerge from its coronavirus brick with so-called closed door matches without funds and under strict hygiene rules the idea to get back out on the pitch as soon as possible. gets anyone who rejects close door matches needn't wreck their brains about whether the league will have 18 or 20 professional clubs playing in the future because in that case there won't be 20 professional clubs left. to give it's not only a make or break issue for the german league the other big european leagues are also deliberating how to emerge from a lock down. the english premier league is the biggest money maker in european football followed by the bundesliga and by spans legate for the premier league and lega t.v. revenue accounts for more than half of all income. it's slightly less than that for the bundesliga but they're determined to get the ball rolling again even without spectators if that's what it takes to kee

bringing back the bundesliga germany's top football he will return to the pitch but fans flew only be allowed to watch from home. also on the program 5 years after german wings polish deliberately steered his plane into a mountain families also $140.00 plus passengers who died taking the air carrier parent company to court they came on use a pilot had suffered from depression. i mean for the most unwelcome u.s. president donald trump's us the nation's coronavirus task force will now focus on safety on rebooting the economy despite yesterday saying that the white house committee with 2 new scrapped altogether some major u.s. cities have seen decreased rates of infection but those numbers have been offset by spikes in other parts of the country the hot. state area new york city has taken an historic step and its against the virus. this is history in the making. it's not the actual cleaning of the new york subway that is so unusual. it's the fact that it's the 1st time that the system will close during the night so that it can be disinfected. it's a measure of the lengths to which the ci

well the soccer now and the return of germany's bundesliga has prompted other european leagues to step up their preparations they left for merely has been testing players and staff for the virus as teams began to train in small groups 6 people from 3 different clubs tested positive and will now have to self isolate and italian and spanish sides are also meeting up again. everything is being disinfected at barcelona the spanish league is taking no chances but the sides of lee are no messi back on the training ground has raised hopes that matches without fans can restart in mid june. xina deems it damns real madrid have also returned to team training for the 1st time since march. good to be back on the pitch to work you know. with the boys. now we just need to wait for the games but it's very very happy the government was 1st ok a resumption just like in italy and in england where training in small groups has also now been allowed to start up again the plans for a premier league return behind closed doors have been in the works for weeks players have been spotted doing individual trainin

lionel messi are back in team training top european football leagues want to follow the lead of germany's bundesliga by kicking off their own action after 2 months on the sidelines. i'm claire richardson welcome to the show the world of cut its daily carbon dioxide emissions by 17 percent at the peak of the pandemic shutdown last month a new study shows a huge reduction in global greenhouse gases for the moment lockdowns kept people home in places like california in the u.s. where for a time of the roads were almost empty and the skies clearer than they've been in years for a week in april the united states cut its carbon dioxide levels by about one 3rd the study says the world's biggest emitter china sliced its carbon pollution by about a quarter. well i'm joined by robert jackson he is a professor of earth system science at stanford university in california and he is one of the authors of this study professor jackson we have now seen how it drastically and missions can be lowered but how long will this lasts. i mean honestly it probably won't last too long unless the recession lingers for for mult

they're also letting the bundesliga, germany's professional football league, start up again.behind closed doors. now, it's not quite life back to normal just yet. people here will have to wear masks on public transport and in shops. the authorities will continue to test and contact trace as aggressively as they can and, additionally, angela merkel‘s got those regional leaders to agree to an emergency break. that means if an infection emerges a prescribed target set for the whole country anywhere in the country, local authorities will have to re—impose restrictions immediately. jenny hill in berlin. president trump says the fall—out from the coronavirus pandemic has hit the united states harder than the japanese bombing of pearl harbor or the 9/11 terror attacks. he was speaking shortly after his secretary of state, mike pompeo, again criticised china for failing to warn the world about the virus in time to prevent a global catastrophe. let's speak to our north america correspondent, david willis. so he was going to disband the coronavirus group and 2a hours later, he changed

they are also letting the bundesliga, germany's professional football league, start up again.t. people here will have to wear masks on public transport and in shops. the authorities will continue to test and contact trays as aggressively as they can. and additionally, angela merkel has got those regional leaders to agree to an emergency brakes, meaning that if an emergency brakes, meaning that if an infection number breaches a prescribed target anywhere in the country, local authorities will have to impose restrictions immediately. jenny hill in berlin, many thanks. in brazil, there's growing pressure on president bolsonaro over what's been described as his chaotic response to the pandemic. south america's largest nation has seen iia,000 cases and almost 8,000 deaths, with rates still increasing. but despite this, and a health system under immense strain, the president continues to deny there's a serious problem. 0ur correspondent katy watson reports from the east of sao paulo, the country's worst—affected area. lives are precarious in brazil's poor and violent favelas, but co

they're also letting the bundesliga, germany's professional football league, start up again.yed behind closed doors. now, it's not quite life back to normal just yet. people here will have to wear masks on public transport and in shops. the authorities will continue to test and contact trace as aggressively as they can and, additionally, angela merkel‘s got those regional leaders to agree to an emergency break. that means if an infection emerges a prescribed target set for the whole country anywhere in the country, local authorities will have to re—impose restrictions immediately. jenny hill in berlin for us. this week, hong kong further eased social distancing restrictions with gatherings of up to eight people now permitted and many bars and gyms opening up again. but as normality returns, all eyes will turn to the city's pro—democracy movement, recently stifled by the pandemic, but one which saw huge and often for more wen can speak to antony dapiran, author of city on fire: the fight for hong kong. thank you for your time. relatively low infection rate in hong kong but it

as in germany's bundesliga, all matches will be behinds closed —— as in germany's bundesliga, all matchesd closed doors, but the head of the supporters‘ federation told me that fans will focus on the positives. i think fans will be pleased that there's some free—to—air games. obviously, it is very much a second best watching it on television than being able to go to the game, but now there's going to be more opportunities to do that than we thought there might be, i think most fans will be pleased about that. with four different premier league kick—off times at the weekend and the fa cup final pencilled in for august 1st, football's preparations are gathering place. —— football's preparations are gathering pace. in store, a season finale like no other. dan roan, bbc news. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. the covid—19 pandemic has plunge the world economy —— the covid—19 pandemic has plunged the world economy into a deep recession. how long will it last and what kind of recovery can we expect? well, in large part, that depends on what governments do

germany's bundesliga becomes the first major european league to restart.ello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is chief sports reporter of the sun, martin lipton and the broadcaster, penny smith. let's start with the daily telegraph, who are hailing the discovery of what they call a ‘brea kthrough treatment‘ using blood thinners to prevent deaths from coronavirus. the mirror covers the story of an eight—month—old baby who died of a rare childhood disease related to covid—19. the observer leads with what they say is a revolt over the easing of lockdown measures and a subsequent drop in borisjohnson‘s approval ratings. the mail on sunday accuses doctors of being ‘at war‘ with schools as the debate surrounding pupils‘ return to classrooms continues. the independent says that tory mps are calling on the government to scrap new immigration rules, suggesting the nhs and social care is at risk from the crackdown. and "britain on fast—track to virus recovery" is the express‘ headline. and the sunday times sa

germany's bundesliga has become the 1st page a european football league to resume play this weekend after a 2 month break due to the coronavirus pandemic the games played in empty stadiums were being closely watched by all the sporting leagues around the world but for fans all eyes were on the dobie as brucia dortmund found at home through the celebrations though the celebrations were muted. this doesn't look or sound like you usual been deceived again bullis your daughter been playing shocker in front of an empty stadium due to the coronavirus pandemic players who didn't start had to wear masks and keep their distance. but what's not unusual is one of each in goal machine earning holland scoring goals in 1900 groped a deadlock in the 26th minute for his 10th eve goal of the season it was a muted celebration with play as unable to embrace one another out of. but there was no stopping to outland just before the break they made it to nil thanks to laugh i able. and it all started with this nifty pass from union and. the 1st half was one to forget. and so was the 2nd. one picked up exactly w

germany restarted its bundesliga just a few hours ago.with strict hygiene protocols put in place. players used several changing rooms, while celebrations were modest. other european countries will be watching closely to see if things go smoothly. the bundesliga had been mothballed for two months. at the time of its suspension, bayern munich were leading the division. resuming the english premier league has been fraught with disagreement. particularly over the idea of neutral stadiums and whether relegation should be abolished. a resumption next month seems likely, though. spain's la liga could also restart next month. league officials are waiting for guidance from the government. italy's top flight, serie a, was suspended withjuventus leading by a single point. clubs have agreed they want the league to resume on the 13th ofjune. joining me is lutz pfannenstiel, sporting director of fortuna dusseldorf. so, mr pfannensteil, how did your team do today? no goals to cheer on, unfortunately, but can you give a sense of what it was like for the

germany. the bundesliga, thatis back to germany. ll can return and there are implications for england‘s premier league, and whether or when that comes back as well. it has to be on the back pages because there is no other sport around. it was great to see football back. a lot of people like me didn‘t realise how much we miss that until you see plea people playing again, even if it is in empty stadiums but there are lots of questions about it. you cannot play football and be socially distanced. that does not work. the male has pictures of players kissing after scoring goals and that doesn‘t seem terribly clever but it will be interesting to see what the premier league learns from this. it looks like it can be done if you are at that point in the pandemic in your country. it‘s a question as ever as to whether there will be a lot of discussion on the second line about whether clubs get back to it and which clubs because it‘s all fine and well for rich clubs in the bundesliga but there are plenty of other football clubs in the country th

and football — but not as we know it — germany's bundesliga becomes the first major european league tood evening. the education secretary gavin williamson says the governent‘s approach to re—opening schools in england will be cautious — and based on scientific advice — but he warned that the longer schools are closed, the more children will miss out. it comes after teaching unions expressed concerns over plans for some pupils to return to schools in england from the 1st ofjune. a further 468 deaths of people who tested positive for coronavirus in the uk were reported in the past 2a hours, taking the official death toll to 34,466. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. classrooms empty now in england, but in two weeks' time a few children are due to return. some teachers and parents remain fearful. today, the government said it was the right decision. there are some who would like to delay the wider opening of schools. school governors will be involved in the plans so i asked how they should weigh it up. they are going to be thinking about their legal responsibilities in terms o

underestimate the leadership role of them and have different what germany's is doing here the entire sports world is watching to see what the bundesliga is doing the not just leaving football france and spain will be watching very carefully what happens here at the in toss sports world if germany comes out on thursday and says green light we're good to go this is a big domino to fall and i suggest the in toss sports will great point we'll be watching very carefully what happens here this so much money it's all so much money and it's so touchy this is you know we're seeing what happened in the n.b.a. in the united states right but a couple players get it you got to start thinking about shutting the whole thing down if you how is from d.w. sports thank you so much for that. you're watching t.v. news don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go just download our google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use the details you after send us photos and videos of what's happen

germany's bundesliga becomes the first major european league to restart.

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fans of germany's bundesliga soccer got the news they wanted today games will resume on may 15th the league suspended all matches in mid march because of the pandemic today's decision makes the bundesliga europe's 1st major football league to resume play it will be a kickoff watched by the entire world of sports i tennis at wimbledon cancell 1st time since world war 2. the tokyo olympics postponed until 2021 if it even takes place the. same goes for the cancelled european football championship the list of postpone major sporting events is law top class sport worldwide has come to a standstill. but the german football league is now allowed to start again the chancellor announced on wednesday. and then the female among other things the topic of shops which cannot open without restriction but of course with the heightened concepts will be covered to pine mass and delicious bullets this one is 5 the 1st and 2nd german football league which will be allowed to run the can see again from the 2nd toughest may on woods under the approved and also tested rules for human that of the league had

and germany's bundesliga football now the 1st major sports league in the world to return to play after a forced coronavirus break this is the 2nd week of matches played to virtually empty stadiums one constant in all of this by minix ryan atop the league standings at home on saturday they were tested by frankfurt but emerged unscathed the alley answer reno hosted its 1st ever blunders league a ghost game as robert love and dusky in co welcomed frankfurt to munich the lack of atmosphere didn't hinder the action gorecki or fired home thomas miller's cross to put the champions one nil up after 16 minutes. then went from provider to goal scorer by ns veteran forward is enjoying his most productive season in years and this strike put them on top at half time if frankfurt were hoping for a change in fortunes after the break they were left disappointed within a minute of the restart robert leaven dusky made it 3 nil with his 27th goal of the season but it wasn't quite game over yet martin hinted pounced on a loose ball to cut by its lead in the 52nd minute. and 3 minutes later he scored again

see league of become the 2nd major footballing competition to return from the break after germany's bundesliga season was resumed last weekend. well it was another weekend of fun this league action i should say were in the middle of it inside empty stadiums and it got off to an eerie start on friday as hatter took on only on in the brain and darby but in this league new boys are in your own one the capital city bragging rights with a one they'll win back in november but this time around have to talk revenge over their rivals with a 4 something victory. the yawning expanse of the olympia study in a strange place for a local dobby only on almost got their noses in front in the 1st half of it and 3 straight kick a whisker away in the 43rd minute. it proved their best and final chance that other piece of each broke the deadlock the hatter after the break with a thumping head are socially distancing well observed by the captain this week. a pinpoint cross and a trademark finish from the bosnian in the 51st minute. disastrous oneone defending straight from the restart gave dirty lucas back yo an opp

in football germany's bundesliga returns this weekend without fans and the strict anti pandemic guidelines matches will be played behind closed doors with supporters to follow the action on television. famed for its passionate supporters and about miss fears a concern but an act developed in munich might provide a solution. the blunders leader returns this weekend with guy still matches without fans but a new app may provide a solutions an eerie scenes inside stadiums across germany one of its inventors victim raz believes it could make upcoming games more enjoyable and interactive for fans watching on t.v. . you know nothing really bad about it really good. chances the remote stadiums have really good sound system so it sounds amazing it's really fun and. you know cool you know press a button and the whole stadium is cheering for. some german club such as bris human blood bath have found novel ways to fill their stands these cardboard cutouts of fans faces cost $19.00 euro's a pop with proceeds going towards community projects the problem though they don't make any noise. the app provides

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and we turn to germany's bundesliga football now the 1st major sports league in the world to return to play after a 4 score and a virus break this is the 2nd week of matches played virtually empty stadiums one constant in all of this rain atop the league standings at home on saturday they were tested by frankfurt but emerged unscathed ready for next week's big match against 2nd place dortmund here's more. welcomed frankfurt to munich the lack of atmosphere didn't hinder the action. cross to put the champions 160 minutes. then went from provided. by a veteran forward is enjoying his most productive season. this. time. if frankfurt were hoping for a change in fortunes after the break they were left disappointed within a minute of the restart robert leaven dusky made it 3 nil with his 27th goal of the season but it wasn't quite game over yet. pounced on a loose ball to cut by its lead in the 52nd minute and 3 minutes later he scored again to make it 3 to frankfurt we're back in the game thanks to their sense a half. but the visitors just couldn't help themselves when alfonso davies made i

as in germany's bundesliga, all matches will be behinds closed doors, but the head of the supporters‘eration told me that fans will focus on the positives. i think fans will be pleased that there's some free to air games. obviously, it is very much a second best watching it on television than being able to go to the game, but now there's going to be more opportunities to do that than we thought there might be, i think most fans will be pleased about that. with four different premier league kick off times at the weekend and the fa cup final pencilled in for august 1st, football's preparations are gathering place. in store, a season finale like no other. dan rowan, bbc news. for two and a half months, streets across the uk have been filled with the sound of applause every thursday night, as the nation comes out to thank the carers and key workers on the frontline. tonight was the 10th week in a row and the woman who came up with the idea of clap for carers says she thinks it should be the last. here's our special correspondent allan little. every week it has been a moment of intense and

germany's bundesliga became the 1st major european football league to resume play this weekend after a 2 month break because of the coronavirus 10 demick the games played on empty stadiums but they were being closely watched by all the sporting lakes around the world this doesn't look or sound like you usual going to seek a game bullis your daughter been playing shaka in front of an empty stadium due to the corona virus pandemic players who didn't start had to wear masks and keep their distance. but what's not unusual is some of each machine erling holland scoring goals and 1900 groped a deadlock in the 26th minute for his 10th each goal of the season and it was immediate celebration with play as unable to embrace one another out. there was no stopping to outland just before the break they made it to nil thanks to laugh i am sure. and it all started with this nifty pass from you and. the 1st half was one to forget for a shocker and so was the 2nd. one picked up exactly where they left off the top and added a 3rd goal minutes into the 2nd half and if that wasn't enough gayo with the b

europe will be watching to see how the bundesliga farares with games being played under unusual conditions. reporter: since mid-march, the football stadiums in germanyave fallen silent. now the bundesliga aims to emerge from ththcoronavirus break withth so-called closed-dr matches with no fans and under strict hygiene rules. thee idea, t to get back on the pitch as soon as p possible. >> [speaking in german] trtranslator: anyone who rejects clolosed-door matches -- because in that case, there w will not be 20 professional clubs left. reporter: it is not only a make or break issue for the german league, the other you big european leagues are also deliberating how to emerge from lockdown. the english premier league is the biggest moneymaker in european football, followed by the bundesliga and by spain's la liga. tv revenue accounts for more than half of all incomome. it is slightly less than that for the bundesliga, but they are determined to get the ball rolling again, even without spectators, if that is what it takes to keep revenueses flowowing. when matches are aired, advertising boards around the pitch will add another income boost. the incoming

it's been confirmed that the bundesliga in germany will restart on saturday the 16th, the first europeansince the coronavirus outbreak. borussia dortmund are among the first teams to play, in a local derby with schalke. that's one of seven games over the weekend — all behind closed doors, of course. most sides have nine matches left to play. the english football league will meet next wednesday to discuss ending leagues one and two. around 1a00 players are out of contract next month across all 71 efl teams and some who would normally have deals renewed are being told they'll be left without a club due to the financial impact caused by the pandemic. i would have loved to have stayed, but, listen, the circumstances will bea but, listen, the circumstances will be a lot different this summer with football suffering a big hit. regarding wages and what people are able to offer, it's going to be a lot tougher. there are hundreds of other people who are in the same boat as myself. so hopefully, in the next couple of weeks, football is able to continue in our leagues and we'll be able to get more

the bundesliga in germany becomes the first league to return to action since the pandemic began.may — behind closed doors, of course, and amid strict health protocols that require all players to be tested for covid—19. the league in germany is still pretty open at the top and the bottom, with most sides having nine games to play. one of the teams in danger of relegation is fortuna dusseldorf — and earlier, their sporting director lutz pfannenstiel told me all of europe will be watching on with interest. one of the first top leagues, not just from football, from all sports, to restart again. so everybody will be watching. i believe that, yeah, trust is something but we as a club have a big responsibility to show that all of that plan works out and i think everybody has to ask themselves the question to really follow all the measures introduced after that plan. there is lots of work but everything is possible, and the discipline, talking of my players at fortuna dusseldorf, was fantastic and they are ready to go. well, that's the situation in germany. let's remind you now what's ha

top flight football is back in germany — the bundesliga is the first major european football league toshift in the way we travel, as pedestrians and cyclists get more space for social distancing? now on bbc news: steve rosenberg explores how moscow views the tumultuous events of 1989 and looks into whether the coronavirus pandemic thwarts vladimir putin's bid to make russia great again? it stretched from the pacific ocean to the fringes of western europe. the soviet empire seemed invincible. but in 1989 the iron curtain was swept away and i saw a superpower crumble. the soviet empire falling apart piece by piece. today's russia wants to forget about 1989.

as we know, the bundesliga in germany will begin its first matches on saturday and sunday after a couple major sporting events? will they ever be the same again? and indeed, music festivals around the world. well, we will put your questions to guests who work in the events industry at just after 3pm bst, which is for pm gmt. you can get in touch by using the hashtag on—screen, or e—mail your questions. i mentioned the bundesliga. let's get a full round—up of the sporting picture now from gavin. hello, gavin. hello, gavin. hello, sean. nice to see you. yes, top—level european football returns today with the bundesliga getting back to action after being suspended for 66 days due to the coronavirus outbreak. all matches have strict guidelines in place for players and staff. there will be no handshakes and substitutes have to be distance. there will be no real fans, and substitutes have to be distance. there will be no realfans, with some clubs such as borussia monchengladbach doing their best to create some kind of atmosphere for the teams with supporters buying seats for their own cardboar

just to be a skirt this sport down this weekend sees the return of professional soccer to germany the bundesliga will become the 1st major league and europe to restart following the coronavirus lockdown suckle bosses say it's not just a sport but an economic drive as well and all the big leagues across europe will be watching to see how the bundesliga phase with games being played on the unusual conditions. since mid march germany's football stadiums have fallen silent now the bluntest league aims to emerge from its coronavirus brick with so-called closed door matches without funds and under strict hygiene rooms the idea to get back out on the pitch as soon as possible. anyone who rejects close door matches needn't wreck their brains about whether the league will have 18 or 20 professional clubs playing in the future because in that case there won't be 20 professional clubs left. it's not only a make or break issue for the german league the other big european leagues are also deliberating how to emerge from the lockdown. the english premier league is the biggest money maker in european football

she says the restrictions will return to also coming up tonight springing back the bundesliga the pandemic forced germany's top football league to suspend its season later this month players will return to the pitch but the fans will have to watch from home and cautiously getting back to work india eases for some businesses despite the viral hotspots and the merging across the country. it's good to have you with us back in business with the option to shut down again today german chancellor angela merkel announced that germany will ease some coronavirus a lockdown measures in the coming weeks but she warned that the steps must be taking gradually and with caution let's take a look now at some of the challenges that are confronting germany as it tries to reopen its economy this is what the new normal in germany could look like all the shops open more people out on the streets wearing face masks. restaurants and beer gardens are to reopen as well. but there will be regional variations due to germany's federal division of powers. and we have seen good progress as far as the number of new infections is concerne

last weekend, the bundesliga became the world's first major league to resume. as in germanythout fans, but for how long? nobody knows the answer to that. i just think we have to plan accordingly. we have to take it step by step. at the moment, there is still optimism we will see fans back in grounds next season. the premier league will not be back to being itself, at its best, until we get fans back through the turnstiles. with an unprecedented financial crisis facing cash—strapped clubs in the football league, could the top flight do more to bail out the rest of the football family? 0ur clubs are suffering significant financial losses. our support for the rest of the game is unprecedented across european football, and we are very committed to that. like all sporting competitions, the premier league is waiting to re—emerge from its enforced shutdown. when and whether the action will resume remains unclear. dan roan, bbc news. before we go, rolling thunders was an annual event in the us on memorial day weekend. thousands of bikers would descend on washington dc to bring atten

and in germany the bundesliga for all tournaments has resumed on saturday 6 games are being played with spectators have been excluded. members of hong kong's protest movement have gathered at malls across the city dressed to blend into crowds they sing and shout slogans and then disperse the movement's leaders are calling for an independent inquiry into police actions during last year's protests so the clock has been one of the most where she's been speaking to protesters. restrictions have eased in hong kong as a result of these protests the study again and the government groups are targeting shopping centers in this weekend there are a number of rallies planned the police are here in the checking identification of some nice people present in this particular mall and also the security telling people here that they must not gather in groups of more than i people of the like this is living out they want to carry them to resign and then what china to stop interfering in hong kong political affairs there also and be a place accusing them of using excessive force and brutality during last y

. >> football, germany's bundesliga is back in action without fans.er strict guidelines, matches will be played hide a closed door with supporters only slitted to follow the action on television. in a league famed for a passionate support, it is a concern. an app developed may provide a solution. >> the bundesliga returns this weekend w without fans. but a new app may provide a solution to scenes in stadiums across germany. one of its inventors believes it could make upcoming games more enjoyable and interactive for fans watching on tv. >> there is nothing really bad about t it. it is really good. they have a proper sound system. most stadiums have really good sound systems. it is really fun. it is cool. press a button and the whole stadium is cheering. it is fun. >> some german clubs have found novel ways to fill their stands. these cardboard cutouts cost 19 euros a pop with proceeds going towards community projects. the problem? theyey do not make any noise. the app provides an abundance of options. cheering, clapping, singing and even whistling. fa

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