pull the clubs who are. very elite. is this the new world of football the rich getting richer and exploiting the smaller clubs or struggling to survive the elite clubs where they finally start a league of their own from shutdown straight into the european super league or do we need a more radical solution a salary cap maybe a what if we abolish the transfer market altogether she says. and does not exist. because then has published a study on this and he's not the only one who is critical of the current transfer system actually 5th pro the players' union lobby against transfer fees until he fucked them in and they made an agreement interesting question actually what would a football world look like without it transformed by. those who believe in the original complete. no budget drops in one year almost 50000000 euros and on. the role players. will gain a lot of money by the most in the sciences and in the bonus league it's estimated to be more than $200.00. a 1000000 euros per season that's a crazy amount of money on the

clubs as. soon as they are. asked to be easy to transfer. the clubs mostly keep going you. know when the men from suits leave the. grounds 1st and some of the business even call it the solidarity mechanism. like the general manager. we get money from the big leagues and get money from us when the chain breaks it reaches every corner of the globe. i want to hear from the other side i have an appointment with a player agent usually they don't talk openly to the media we've got exclusive access. john is an agent from germany he's got several players under contract. in the premier league. and the bundesliga and the turkish super league are his players prepared to take wage cuts. because. of. a crisis affecting his business as a player agent. 500 a moment on. the. ledge. and the players will lose value but how much recent analysis by the international center for sports studies shows the corner crisis has heavily affected players estimated transfer value. like olympic. and even giants like brian munich and real madrid are affected their squad lose up to 30 percent of. the whole f

domino effect from big clubs from clubs to players and from british and that's why europe's top is are so desperate to finish the season ok besides belgium the netherlands affronts by the authorities have cancelled the season's already p.s.g. for example top of the table crowned champions again but everyone else got to resume play because that's the only way to get your hands on that t.v. money and that pretty much keeps the clubs alive. do you. mean it's not. just the. economic model of many clubs is very challenged at the moment we also need to we probably will have a significant amount of time a year or 2 years in which he broadcasting will look different sponsors may be able to pay less because of the general economic downturn but the clubs are not reliant on media rights only they can also make money by selling players that's what most of them actually do think of for example they have earned more than 600000000 euros in transfer fees in the last 5 years it's a multi-million dollar business the transfer market has been skyrocketing for years between 2012 and 29000 the number of tr

clubs that. they are. asked to be rooted in transfer the. lawsuits will be keep going you know i'm. not. in the menu room suite in the. bronx 1st and some of the business even call it the solidarity mechanism like the general manager of club group and sound and then. we go. money from the big leagues and teams from smaller leagues get money from us when the chain breaks it reaches every corner of the globe i want to hear from the other side i have an appointment with a player agent usually they don't talk openly to the media we've got exclusive access. john is an agent from germany he's got several players on a contract. in the premier league. but the bundesliga and the turkish super league are his players prepared to take wage cuts 'd. off. with a. crisis affecting his business as a player agent. funny moment on. the. life. and the players who will lose value but how much recent analysis by the international center for sports studies shows the crisis has heavily affected players estimated transfer value cops like olympic musée. and even giants like buy in munich and real madrid are

impact then will have a domino effect from big clubs from clubs to players. from french though and that's why europe's tropics are so desperate to finish the season ok besides belgium the netherlands affronts by the authorities have to cancel the season's already p.s.g. for example top of the table crowned champions again but everyone else is eager to resume play because that's the only way to get your hands on that t.v. money and that pretty much keeps the clubs alive. the vote is huge it means not only the loss of the. economic model of many clubs is very challenging at the moment we also need to forecast that we probably will have a significant amount of time a year in 2 years in which the broadcast will look different sponsors may be able to pay less because of the general economic downturn the clubs are not reliant on media rights only they can also make money by selling players that's what most of them actually do think of for example they have known for more than 600000000 euros in transfer fees in the last 5 years it's a multi-million dollar business

, learning not just coaches hands—on experience within clubs, learning notjust coaching in the clubscruitment so they get a real feel for the clubs and the idea is that the clubs look at these candidates with a view to employing them at the end of the 23 months.“ you are on a practical level, how is it going to work? how many placements are there? how will people do them? will they be paid? so there are bursaries as well in this. my selves and others have put up this. my selves and others have put up 75% at the front so the clubs after to find the other 25% over two oi’ after to find the other 25% over two or three months. they will be there full—time, initially there will be six coaches and six clubs as a pilot scheme with a view hopefully that we can roll it out further. what you think has been the reason for that blockage, we know these conversations have been happening for nearly 20 years and in the early 2000 there was already a sense that it is only a matter of time until they will be lots of black coaches. why do you think that didn't happen? from personal experience is obviou

they tried to set the club on fire. they finally managed to get an undercover police woman out through a back window. she went to a fire station and called for help for the tactical police force or right police. soon, fire trucks arrived as well as riot police and the sixth precinct. the police inside stonewall were rescued and the prisoners taken away. the riot police were brutal and clearing the streets of protesters, but the crowd was not cowed by the large numbers of helmeted police ran dishing the times. when the police formed a phalanx and cleared christopher street, the street the stonewall club was on, they used to be highly irregular village street layout to come back behind the police. this scenario was repeated many times. the next day the crowds were much larger and the violence was greater. on sunday, the third day, the police were less confrontational, the crowds smaller and there are no reports of violence. there were only sporadic skirmishes between police and small numbers of civilians on monday and tue

thrown, and lighter fluid was used to try to set the club on fire. pine finally managed to get an undercover policewoman out through a back window. she went to a fire station and put in a call for help from the tactical patrol -- i'm sorry, from the tactical police force or riot police. soon fire trucks arrived as well as the riot police and a patrol wagon from the sixth precinct. the police inside the stonewall were rescued and the prisoners taken away. the police wrecked the bar and the riot police were brutal in clearing the streets of protesters, but the crowd was not cowed by the large number of helmeted police brandishing batons. when the police cleared christopher street, the street the stonewall club was on, the crowd merely used the highly irregular village street layout to come around behind the police. this was a scenario repeated many times. on the next day, the crowds were much larger, and the violence was even greater. on sunday, the third day, the police were less confrontational, the crowds smaller, and there were no reports of violen

his — a club moving in the right direction.or many younger liverpool fans, they're either too young to have experienced or don't remember the last time in 1990 that liverpool won the league — judith moritz reports on just how much the victory means to fans. yeah! screams ofjoy. when liverpool last won the league, andrew dunbar was ten. now, he has a daughter of nearly the same age. they celebrated together as the final whistle blew and today, it was still sinking in. daddy was about the same age as you the last time they won the league. can you imagine waiting till you're daddy's age for it to happen again? no. yeah. we're going to win again, aren't we? yeah. this is it. we'll win every single time because they're just amazing. i thinkjurgen klopp, you know, he's started a dynasty. i think he's built something so good that, you know, i'd like to think this is the first of many that we'll get and again, we're back on our perch. at anfield today, they were busking in victory as well as sunshine, enjoying this new moment in their

clubs i'm here to talk to you by is disarming from the off as it gets. the better for difficult questions. this man knows about the power of words and the impact they have in this deceptively small arena and impact all too familiar to diego simeone any process that lets you go madrid side progress against liverpool in this year's champions league he felt comfortable admitting the benefits of extra time. to do able to bring them into the must. talk about a charm offensive simeoni knew that the 2nd he was gone the reporters would be on their phones and laptops telling the world what a cool guy he is. yes another master of the art of press conferences the key here is being as agile with words as you out with the ball with a repertoire ranging from the simplistic the ball the ball the ball the ball diving for the simple. to the figurative was really difficult who's looking for glasses with glasses and the philosophical the truth is in the hole is always in the holder to find the truth. they even quote higgle. these guys know how to deploy which words and whe

the last war was using rocks and clubs. the last warwas in using rocks and clubs.effect. the painful memory runs deep. this latest clash has triggered another round of anti— china protests in india, in a dispute which has the potential to escalate with grave consequences. sylvia lennan spence, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the amusement parks trying to become covid—secure and still be entertaining. there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn

are popular gate club and greenwich village. the facts of the stonewall uprising are well established as his general information about the stonewall club and how it operated. however, to understand the meaning of the event requires information that goes beyond the sets of facts, including information that has not become integrated into media accounts, documentaries and museum exhibitions. because one needs to be aware of a much greater context of the history, beyond the events of the uprising to interpret the uprising's meaning and its historical implications accurately, i will not spend much time today on the uprising itself, but on this larger context. homosexual acts have been illegal since the nation's founding, but an increase in the intolerance of homosexuality seems to have taken root in this country around the time of the great depression. after world war ii, with the advent of the cold war and the red scare, it's simplified by anti communism and the demand for total conformity that characterize the 19 fifties. laws aime

suddenly club had the chance to snatch the champions league. so why did marco look so nervous when should surely be on the cards against the league's weakest team. first all was going to plan check out my hitting the target from a difficult angle in just 5 minutes in but then the game slowed down it wasn't until possible instead mitchell levelled in the 54th minute that things got exciting again. where the already relegated team really about a solid club past champions league ambitions. well not quite so it was more of a wake up call for a club then lost in the it was found in the host box and they got the chance to take back the lead. the captain rose to the occasion and converted from the spot to one and back on track. poles came even closer to their goal up to. in the 66th minute and they made their one man advantage count the tears came to a serving army been hit by any with a long shot too late sustained the captain with his 2nd goal of the match just like that back in the champions league sports and. he could own one. and now on to the co

number of direct approach is from clubs seeking clarity and they say that the majority of clubs are ino playing as soon as possible, both because it would help to finish the season on the page rather than from some formula but also because it will lessen the impact on next season. it is interesting because what he said was not asking for a major delay, he would be in favour of starting on the 27th of june would be in favour of starting on the 27th ofjune so we will wait and see what will happen, the efl are aware it is a complex situation and consultation will continue between the clubs. thank you for the update. a week to make a big difference. staying with the ball... struggling clubs in scotland could be given a financial lifeline thanks to the edinburgh based investorjames anderson. the spfl say they have had positive discussions with him regarding an extremely generous offer that could make a significant difference. here's our scotland sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin 0ne one of the reasons perhaps for getting involved in getting involved in scottish football is a number

so to make the stadiums feel a little less empty, clubs and broadcasters have been trying tech—basedns to try and make things seem a little more atmospheric. around the world, football is slowly returning. albeit to mostly empty stadiums. in denmark, the season restarted at the end of may. to try and create some sort of atmosphere in what had been dubbed ghost games, superliga club aarhus created a a0 metre virtual grandstand. we knew that we could not have spectators during the first games so we needed to somehow recreate this community and i must say it worked out very well. actually at some points it was very moving. the first game where we had it we had a very late equaliser, a very important goal and i looked up at this big screen. and i saw an elderly couple and a woman was standing and cheering and then she turned around and kissed her husband who was still seated. so those intimate moments, we get the chance to share because we had the opportunity to come straight home to the fans. we also had a camera under the screen so if players wanted, they could run out and cheer and th

well look quite it was more of a wake up call for club. then lost him was found in the host box and they go the chances take backfilling. the captain rose to the occasion and converted from the spot to one and back on track. the photos came even close it's a very go after with him i was sent off in the 66 minute and they made their one man advantage count the tears came to a serving army been hit by unit with a long shot it's a shame though we kept him with his 2nd goal of the match just like that so glad but we're back in the champions league sports and. you don't want. to move. and now on to the coveted europa league starts against a struggling shall kind of that which may cost made sure both sports stay on course for continental competition he set the tone early on playing in the ball american few shelton defense in the 16th minute that was the dutch striker spiff team of the season. and he didn't stop there take a horse with the 2nd after the break going down but not before picking up paschal to keep for alexander noble. near the one h

it's a club with big expectations even if the glory days are long gone. but it almost seems braman were capable of shaking the pressure off just 4 minutes in just sergeant mike to give them the lead. it was a 9 for flexible floor vehement. braman remained dominant but the all important goal was not to beat despite the best efforts of leo not a bit in court. but months were just as determined to stay up. and it could have taken the lead here. c c was carrying 10 also coming close just minutes later. it. was now. and just before the half hour mark from enquires on made it one nail. i. was accompanied by a black power salute. braman more now on the back foot with my surging forward and john poor boy to us make it to kneel for meit's. my moral wizardry from skipper down a lot sir. and. leaving no chance for you she probably. could have put the game to bed by half time were not for a double safe from public. was i braman knew they had to up the pressure after the break. substitute power by mother. was and 1st set up raymond's next chance which you asako conver

it was a good game football game a tool like when he praises club i like a lot. but i like a lot because of this but that is. because in 3 perfect. movies the best the best motion the walk did you hear that for the spectators or the spectators so between the lines he's actually and respectfully saying club style isn't my style of football because the latter is the us so is that all 3 no respect and humility make a good impression. some critics say what you would a success. it's primarily down to him always having top rates quotes his response. and completely agree with them. completely agree with him i said many times their windows are discovering incredible players with the like you get the i'm sorry i was like the tricky is what you're insisting he's not important is exactly what illustrates his dignity something you can clock made his own trademark i haven't told the normal guy. this was his debut before the press at tottenham was always the problem is that you didn't understand that for all their modesty these masters of the press conference can always resort

we can now speak to club members carleen, laura and ben.orjoining us thank you very much forjoining us and congratulations. how does it feel? well, we have been waiting for a long, long time. we have worked so hard as a group to get to this point, get people together and the loyalty amongst our group is incredible and we are looking forward to an incredible dynasty that he can bring us. we will keep coming out and celebrating and we understand it's a lot earlier here than it is over there, so we have many hours to drink. fantastic stuff. you're talking about a dynasty and they were massive in the 70s and 80s, are we seeing a come back to those glory days? yeah, i think klopp has demonstrated that he is very, very good at what he does and we're just looking forward to that and we're going to continue and we are going to go to match us whenever we can and will continue to come to the games here and watch, drink, celebrate and support and we are so celebrate and support and we are so excited right now. we have so many people here right now. it

his — a club moving in the right direction. dan roan, bbc news, anfield.upporters and players partied long into the night. some fans remember the last time their club were league champions, for others it's a sweet first—time experience. judith moritz has been speaking to some avid supporters. yeah! screams ofjoy. when liverpool last won the league, andrew dunbar was ten. now, he has a daughter of nearly the same age. they celebrated together as the final whistle blew and today, it was still sinking in. daddy was about the same age as you the last time they won the league. can you imagine waiting till you're daddy's age for it to happen again? no. yeah. we're going to win again, aren't we? yeah. this is it. we'll win every single time because they're just amazing. i thinkjurgen klopp, you know, he's started a dynasty. i think he's built something so good that, you know, i'd like to think this is the first of many that we'll get and again, we're back on our perch. at anfield today, they were basking in victory as well as sunshine, enjoying this new moment in

fantastic for the club, but great for the city too.re in the champions league or even in the premier league, our city buses at the weekend when they are at home. our hotels, bars and restau ra nts home. our hotels, bars and restaurants are full. it will be a tremendous boost to liverpool's economy, especially with the covid crisis and the problems we are facing with tourism and hospitality. this takes nothing away from the scenes we saw last night at anfield and other places. let me interrupt you if i may, joe. you obviously appealed, like jurgen klopp, you if i may, joe. you obviously appealed, likejurgen klopp, for people to stay away. clearly, the occasion got the better of some. how would you say to those people now, look, you may want to celebrate, but please do it safely? let's be clear. if this had been chelsea, manchester city or man united, we would have seen city or man united, we would have seen the same city or man united, we would have seen the same scenes city or man united, we would have seen the same scenes outside thei

it's a club with big expectations even if the glory days are long gone. but it almost seems braman were capable of shaking the pressure off just 4 minutes in just sergeant mike to give them the lead. but was denied flexible. braman remain dominant but the all important goal was not to beat despite the best efforts of leo not a bit in court. but months were just as determined to stay up. and could have taken the lead here. yet 'd i carry one easy way also coming close just minutes later. and just before the half hour. mark robin quivers on made it one nil. i. was accompanied by a black power salute. braman more now on the back foot with my surging forward and john poor voice us make it to now for months. my boy wizardry from skipper danny lotsa. and. leaving no chance for us the public. could have put the game to bed by half time were it not for a double say from public. eye braman knew they had to up the pressure off the brake. substitute part by mother. i. set up raymond's next chance. sako converted. i release the poor fellows who would there be more i'

our club. -- liverpool. registered. it shows the global reach. let's go back to the us and atlanta. can you still hear me? hello, atlanta! hello, again. before we go, we have never heard any you will never walk alone. # cheering and applause we are the champions of england. ok we will not get a song from you thatis will not get a song from you that is a brilliant way to end. thank you so much for talking to us. thank you so much. great, thank you. and congratulations to liverpool winning the title. let's leave the football and moved to the united states. it's been a month since the death of george floyd in police custody in minneapolis. it sparked a wave of global protests calling for police reform and an end to institutional racism, including the destruction of historic statues connected to slavery. so much has changed since the fateful encounter that left george floyd gasping for breath. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant reports. in this month of ceaseless protest, a new generation has been fight

also here with city club friday tom. with respect to elected procedures and other not covid related medical care, that is where hospitals like the cleveland clinic make a lot of money that support the overall operations. this is a national story that healthcare systems are finding their revenue that they relied on to operate has decreased significantly. how much of a problem is this for the future of healthcare. >> a tremendous problem for the future of healthcare. the financial impact of healthcare has been tremendous. 1.2 million healthcare workers lost their jobs in the midst of the largest healthcare crisis in u.s. history. at the time when our communities need our help and support more than ever, very many hospitals, all hospitals struggled due to this unprecedented financial loss. that is a real issue. the amount for healthcare services will not disappear. contracting many other industries. demand for our services is here to stay. and most likely going to be increased for the reasons that we just mentioned. the car

the friars club now he doesn't know that i'm there he thinks he's alone that's the key to this story dennis he crosses the street i'm in his blind spot back there up pigeon flooders down lands at his feet he looks at it and goes any mail from a now i would repeat if. he thought he was alone and he was talking to a bird and what i love the better looking drags what just hardwired to be funny to be funny how the i mean well also at the friars club that if you within the 1st few 50 pages or so when they 1st took me to the friars club and that's were you know it was a mecca of show business it was toward the tail end of the mecca it was on the other side of the mountain just saw him down a little and then when this all comic the name gene bale ost you remember him he was there all said sat he had the droopy eyes and the jalouse and he walked over hunched over and i was taken there by a comedian named freddy roman who showed a hereafter and introduced me to people and when we approached gene bayliss who i never heard of and never saw before. he said gene i want you to meet alan's y. bell

i would hate to tangle with this virus, but i will be in my club.ward and show that i'm out here doing this. i think with some of the preventative measures we're asked to do that we can probably manage this. one of the safety precautions we took around the club, dustin, was to put signage on every other cardio piece here in our cardio areas. sk.re going to w when you walk in and out of the club, and a lot of points in between, this idea that you're going to be asphyxiated from wearing masks is nonsensical. right here in front of you, we have these little stands that we put together, and we'll have a roll towel and our spray disinfectant on them. this is in addition to every roll towel dispenser we have around the club. we're adding more. the recommendations, which i'm thankful for, you know, we'll abide which a lot of them. some of them are just unmanageable. a reservation system. i mean, you can't do that. some of the club chains, yeah, we're going to be open for an hour, and close every hour for cleaning. this sort of thing. you'd have fights at y

pagara la mudanza a todos los jugadores entre mazatlán y sinaloa. >>> me imagino que este club tienepleados del club que trabajanban en el estadio que se han quedado sin trabajo pero muchos también consiguierono trabajo en el club de mazatlán fc, en primera división . >>> vamos a ver cómo les va, muchas gracias carlos un abrazo pronto podremos volver a celebrar juntos. y a convivir con los nuestros. y volverán nuestros conciertos, y domingos de deportes. pero hoy, desde nuestros hogares, podemos ayudar a nuestra comunidad para cuando estemos juntos de nuevo. ahora es el momento de responder al censo del 2020. minutos de tu tiempo influyen para beneficios como hospitales, escuelas y servicios de emergencia. llena el censo hoy para tener un mejor mañana. dale forma a nuestro futuro. acá los latinos chicos y grande han dcoh presentes y aunque estos movimientos han sido pacíficos autoridades dicen que no tolerarán a personas que no acaten esta situación . >>> buenas noches (mÚsica buenas noches esta zona noticias que tiene que saber hoy antes de que acabe el dÍa, miles de manifestantes e

and i think players and managers and clubs are making it clear to their supporters to stay away. follow the game at home, listen on the radio, watch on tv if you can. by turning up watch on tv if you can. by turning up to the game you are potentially putting it at jeopardy. up to the game you are potentially putting it atjeopardy. something we've worked really hard for it which is to play those matches home and away. also your own season ticket may be atjeopardy as well. please stay away and enjoyed the match is at home. does the premier league have any plans to hold test events where fans can social distance? we are very keen to see fa ns distance? we are very keen to see fans back in the stadium at the earliest possible juncture. when fans back in the stadium at the earliest possiblejuncture. when it safe and appropriate to do so. we started discussion with governments alongside other sports as well about how that might happen. we will make ourselves available to do any testing that's required in the process to get there. we are hopeful that fans can come back at the earliest o

a remarkable after left us and now i didn't have a an office at 30 anymore so i joined the friars club because up stairs they had a room with a with a big screen t.v. and a newspaper rack it was like a lounge so i use that as an office and one day i'm walking towards the friars club and that's on a 55th street manhattan between madison and park and i turned the corner on to 55th street and for whatever reason and know what's on the street this particular time of day maybe it was at a very it was empty that's that's the important part of the story 3 members so i'm walking on 55th street out of a door about 100 feet in front of me henny emerges came to the one line as he walks across the street toward. the friars club now he doesn't know that i'm there he thinks he's alone that's the key to the story dennis he causes the street i'm in his blind spot back there up pigeon flooders down lands at his feet he looks at it and goes any mail for me now i repeat if. he thought he was alone and he was talking to a bird and what i love the better looking drags what just hardwired to be funny to be

seems to be no let up in shelters depressing run and berlin have tumbled on the table they travel to club back. to a battling for champions league place along with leave a truce and we'll show you how by a cap that top 4 had some light in the match against 5. but we start with the relentless champions often. by and we're in a triumphant mood following their midweek victory over dortmund the nearest contenders find wished they'd all but looked up the title but coach kanzi flick isn't quite making room in the trophy case yet because it's all the foundation of our success lies on approaching all of our matches like the 1st 3 after the restart . restart then at some point when things are secure we can talk about titles but not yet received. by and would have to keep their eyes on the prize this weekend that meant playing to the strengths that took them to the top of the league in the 1st place when they welcomed. they were hanging on for dear life in the relegation scrap of. one of the best assets is their wing play they switch the field of play with ease and full backs are given free rein to

it will benefit the clubs with more squad depth but it was approved by the clubs at the meeting todayno longer the limit their been all those concerns about the clubs in the proportion time being so short. —— preparation time. we were laura awaiting other details about what the new season is going to look like but still so many unanswered questions. exactly, we know that the clubs talked about the issue of curtailment today. it came up for discussion but they decided they would only address this if the season is curtailed and they hope it does not come to that. what we do know about the hot topic of neutral venues is that in principle the clubs have agreed use them if they are required. but the hope is that they will be able to play their fixtures at home and away venues. we are expecting more information on the broadcast plans but that might come tomorrow. that in terms of the inhanced offeringd for fans who will be that in terms of the inhanced offerings for fans who will be clearly watching from home and we are expecting a fixture list for the first rounds in the next 2a hours or s

so to make the stadiums feel a little less empty, clubs and broadcasters have been trying tech—based football is slowly returning. albeit to mostly empty stadiums. in denmark, the season restarted at the end of may. to try and create some sort of atmosphere in what had been dubbed ghost games, superliga club aarhus created a 40 metre virtual grandstand. we knew that we could not have spectators during the first games so we needed to somehow recreate this community and i must say it worked out very well. actually at some points it was very moving. the first game where we had it we had a very late equaliser, a very important goal and i looked up at this big screen. and i saw an elderly couple and a woman was standing and cheering and then she turned around and kissed her husband who was still seated. so those intimate moments, we get the chance to share because we had the opportunity to come straight home to the fans. we also had a camera under the screen so if players wanted, they could run out and cheer and the fans could see them. also in denmark, league leaders fc midtjylland turne

and social club. this is interesting how fitness culture bounces in and out of art and reality. there was this story that ran in "rolling stone" called "looking for mr. good body." it was about a club in los angeles called the sports connection. almost everybody i have interviewed for this project about who was in fitness in the 1980's mentions the sports connection. it was the place to be seen. it was a singles bar environment, they called it the sports erection. it was a new place. the idea that a gym was not a sweaty dungeon but where the beautiful people hung out. it was a new idea, sort of a california idea. guy goes to california, new york gentleman, writes a story about it in "rolling stone." phenomenon, popular they make a movie about it called "perfect." it has a full-length actual aerobics series in it. and john travolta and jamie lee curtis star in it. these are the stars. it is really something. it gets kind of hand at the bottom -- kind of panned at the box office, but in the 1980's there

we understand the clubs will get those pretty soon.less than a fortnight away. clearly that will be part of the return to play protocols and the players will have to adhere to them but if we look to what happened in europe, we have seen a lot of players opting for the elbow bump as they former celebration. 0pting for the elbow bump as their former celebration. 0thers celebrating alone. but we have seen instances where players have hugged during goal celebrations but we wait to see what the premier league has decided to do on that front. let's bring in our virologist,, doctorjeremy rossman at this point for a couple of specific questions about the virus and how it might affect sport. jonathan asks... it's a very good question. and this is because the testing is not as accurate or as sensitive as we might like. because if you are at a very early stage in the infection, you might only have a little bit of virus present in your body. the test isn't quite sensitive enough to pick up just a very low level of virus. so maybe later in the day,

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