the journey from cologne to mines takes about 3 hours. if you write the whole way without stopping several trains run the route every day and tickets start at around 20 euros. ah, our 1st stop a saint gore to see the low ally. this massive rock is associated with an old german legend which was more to lies by german poet heinrich. hi. not making it globally famous. it's also symbolic of the so called rain romanticism, which honor is the landscape and culture of this area. i'm heading to a restaurant which overlooks the little delay to find out more about it. story. oh dear, thank you. how are you? fine. what can i do for you? i would like to try vision it, phil here, please. okay, that's a very good decision. the grandmother, and since we're here and we have such a beautiful view, maybe you can tell me why they're lorelei is so famous. of course, this is a long history because the lorelei, she was a maiden and she was sitting on the top of the local. i rock what you can see here . and she was storing her golden hair with a comb. and she w

i'll gazesberg palace is a former summer residence of cologne's archbishop elector. clemens al boost the 2 flamboyant structures were cited as germany's 1st truly significant creations and the rococo style. they served as examples for many a german princely court for over half a century. only a short walk from august as bird palace beyond a small isolated wood is the falcon lust hunting lodge. the name and location relate directly to its purpose. it stands right under a migratory route taken by haron, and falcons were once used to hunt them. our next stop is his heim cathedral, one of germany's oldest episcopal churches, its construction began in the year 872. it's also famous for its 1000 year rose. the rose of hill this time is believed to be the oldest living rose in the world. also over a 1000 years old is the nearby saint michael's church. a part of the hill, the time world cultural heritage site. and an example of early romanesque architecture. the bulky castle like impression is intentional. in christian symbolism, the fortress stands for god as a safe refuge. ah the world her

some of the fine ah cologne cathedral is probably germany's most famous church. it's massive, bulk pointed gothic arches and towering steeples dominate the city. skyline. construction began in 1248, but the cathedral wasn't truly completed until 1880 if it were possible to weigh it, the scale would sit close. 120000 tons. ah. our drone takes us across the country to the bough house sites and weimar debts now and band. now in the years from 1919 to 1933 the bow house, our school revolutionized architectural and artistic thinking and practice world wide. the bow house, as history begins, and vine mom. here in 1919, provides a copious was appointed director of the brand to call saxon school of arts and crafts. he merged it with the academy of fine arts to form the bow house. his idea was to bring art and crafts together. the result was an entirely new design language of color and form straight lines, right angles, and devoid of decoration. revolutionary for the time. in 1925 bow house moved into a new school building, and des, south hope is out of group. you said th

so this is the cologne cathedral.st like that, the word cologne, water from this came the word in general, this is the place in which incense and perfumery were born in general on our planet. these are, of course, fairy tales or individual questions. i'm not afraid of anything, really it's a separate issue. i say yes, it has to do with cologne. i say yes, so from cologne to radiculum, how do we we know. your hint is more complicated than incense questions and you produce correctly. right here, that is what it is. you already know, maybe you guessed that it was something smelly, but you guessed it, yes, they just confuse us with a burning match in the bathroom. here to understand is very beautiful. i like the third look, but not well, here already yes, here, of course. well, yes, yes, shapoklyak has well, she has it there let's not have an ode there, there was no bag, as if in these words, by the way, rats should not smell, because cats will be according to the studies of scientists and rats. even understand humor has

they were crafted. hundreds of years ago, dozens of bronze sculpture is housed in this museum in cologne, now legally belong to nigeria and will be returned there in stages over the next few years. my delegation from nigeria was on hand to witness the inaugural transfer . and i had lost this things happen. it's really a hugely motional warm it for me and to see when i go back to goodness city, to see how much this pupil expressed, the emotions of the excitement to see the poor reel. this objects are coming back in later. we are full of joy. oh, we are full of gratitude to those who stood fool newton and we know that history is going to be kind to them. the move is the culmination of a deal find earlier this year between nigeria and germany. after years of negotiations at the ceremony in july german foreign minister anna lena bear book promised to right the wrongs of the past. it was wrong to take the bronze horses. it was wrong to keep them to keep them for 120 years. but you want this occasion to be more than just the fleeting moment. we wanted to asha in a new era of corporation betwee

interrogations in basements, still fought for their own rights and freedom in the german city of cologneable organization blue - the yellow cross sends critically important cargoes of medical aid, involving the owners of private planes, how this project works, see the story of khrystyna shevchenko from germany , the blue-yellow cross organization has been working since 2014 in the city of cologne and gathers around it the most active ukrainians of the region after the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, the main priority of its work has become medical aid, 80% of our countries go to purchase medicine, medical products, and our team created with the help of german and ukrainian doctors created several projects of a medical nature one of the main projects is the rescue backpack thanks to its contents in critical conditions, it is possible to save a medical person one of the main projects is the rescue backpack thanks to its contents in critical conditions, you can save up to five lives. this backpack is special. because it contains about 130 different medicines and medical products

his 1st big event is pope was world youth day in cologne. where his predecessor had enjoyed a status similar to that of a rock star among young catholics. the scholar use of running or had a different style. i one man who knew use a flood singer for many years was his biographer, the american vatican correspondent john ellen yoseph financing does not last step to the spotlight. he is not terribly comfortable there. if he does not enjoy being on the public stage, and on the other hand because he was deeply convinced that the catholic church was facing unusually difficult challenges. and he was convinced that he had what it took to cope with these crises. what exactly were these crises and why did lasting or believe he was the one chosen to resolve them? ah remarks once wrote that it was man's social existence to determine his consciousness. the search for what formed us if writing his consciousness inevitably leads to his native bavaria. his parents, appropriately enough, were called mary and joseph. ah young use. it was born in the town of m

his 1st big event is pope was world youth day in cologne, where his predecessor had enjoyed a status similar to that of a rock star among young catholics. the scholar use of rud singer had a different style with one man who knew use of white singer for many years was his biographer, the american vatican correspondent, john ellen. joseph francis does not last staff to the spotlight. he is not terribly comfortable there. if he does not enjoy being on the public stage, and on the other hand because he was deeply convinced that the catholic church was facing unusually difficult challenges. and he was convinced that he had what it took to cope with these crises. what exactly were these crises and why did washing or believe he was the one chosen to resolve them? ah remarks once wrote that it was man's social existence to determine his consciousness. the search for what formed us if writing his consciousness inevitably leads to his native bavaria. his parents, appropriately enough, were called mary and joseph. ah young use. it was born in the town of marco. i'm in on april 16th 1927. ah, at

his 1st big event as pope was world youth day in cologne, where his predecessor had enjoyed a status similar to that of a rock star among young catholics. the scholar use of wrought singer had a different style. ah, one man who knew use of white singer for many years was his biographer, the american vatican correspondent, john ellen. joseph francis does not last staff to the spotlight. he is not terribly comfortable there. if he does not enjoy being on the public stage, and on the other hand because he was deeply convinced that the catholic church was facing unusually difficult challenges. and he was convinced that he had what it took to cope with these crises. but what exactly were these crises and why did blessing or believe he was the one chosen to resolve them? ah remarks once wrote that it was man's social existence to determine his consciousness. the search for what formed us watching his consciousness inevitably leads to his native bavaria. his parents, appropriately enough, were called marian joseph. ah, young use, it was born in the town of marco, i'm in on april 16th 1927.

as the cologne in the past of germany and keeping in mind that there still negotiations ongoing between the 2 governments about the possible reparations deal. but the 2nd, and i think the more important part of this stage for the minister is the point that suit germany and other countries should not come to namibia, trying to find sources of energy and just take them away from there. remember, namibia and a lot of african countries desperately need energy. they need electricity on their own. there's a lot of countries here that has massive electricity problems, tanzania, as in bob with south africa, where we are at the moment where you have hours of load shedding, meaning no power a day for most of the citizens here, just because the system does not have enough energy and electricity, and also namibia, as we speak, is importing most of its electricity. so 1st of all, it shouldn't be the idea of bringing only electricity to europe. it also has to be the idea of creating income generation and source of electricity in these countries . themselves, d, w, southern africa correspond an 8 or i

that's according to a new survey released to day by the german economic institute in cologne, a reporter christy plots, and caught up with the economist, michelle hooter, who directs the institute. it was a tough year for business prices for everything were expensive energy materials. how are german companies feeling at the end of this difficult year to what we seen or surveys under the headline? germany's of the perfect storm? because we realized that the energy basis will change to any cost onto a historical height on the aftermath of the ukraine war started by russian. on the other hand, we see a lot of problems with the aftermath of the pandemic in logistics. hi, logistics caused problems in measuring the supply chain and realized that in some parts of the world altered united states and new wave of protestantism is on the scene of the political scene. so for the germ business model, it was really tough. and specifically in the, from the energy side and how our companies, helping with these hurdles. looking back on the last 10 months in c, russian war against ukraine started it, not

your cologne smells amazing, jesse. and i wasn't even wearing cologne.u know why he said this? because it's christmas tipping season. we are all human and we can burn out. when your boss finally steps out. you dozen off. >> stanza. excuse. have you seen ca castanza. >> i have seen him around. >> he was humming a song yesterday. i can't seem to get it out of my head i have to know the name of it. >> jesse: sometimes you catch your boss sleeping in your office and if you don't cover for him, you are out. >> this is pam. , oh, hi, pam. he is on a sales call. no message? bi, jim. >> jesse: sleeping in the office used to be frowned upon now it's trendy. companies realize why should we send our workers home after an 8-hour shift if we can have them pull a 16-hour shift with a few power naps in between? so companies started building nap rooms. little sleeping pods where you can dip out and dozen off. >> this is one of two nap rooms. these are incredibly popular. i can see why. apparently they are booked all day every day. you have to schedule your nap. apparent

when i smell tommy hilfiger cologne on the street.ing right there. >> why not? >> i got to tell you, i love doing this podcast because we dive into these really fascinating topics with some of the experts, the biggest experts in the world about this, and when it comes to smell, there was a lot of attention given during the pandemic because people lost their smell. millions of people lost their smell. it was often thought of as the cinderella scent, not that important. we know 80% to 90% of the taste of food, for example, comes from smell. it is a very important thing. it is the scent that goes straight to the brain stem, smell, which is why it evokes such powerful memories like you're talking about, even going back to college or whenever. but what is fascinating is that this concept of pheromones which are these tiny electrical chemical signals that basically are an instant form of communication between humans, you can just -- pheromones are being given off and they can instantly communicate, they do it in species of animals, but huma

socks , hygiene products, well, where without them in those days there was no concept of perfume, cologne not for the smell, but to use it after shaving it pinches, and the smell of soviet men, it is not will never be forgotten. hello , welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is a program today in the dmitry zavodskoy studio.

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from locals electricity suppliers are so afraid of everything around christmas, many residents of cologne renting a small apartment in the city will now cost less than the light of 620 euros for housing against 645 for a warm mood in society on the knees people come out to protest. here are the demonstrators in european problems, no, the united states is required to protect neutrality and refuse to help kiev without a clash with the police is no longer complete. however, chancellor schultz is in no hurry to solve problems, he is hearty and warm, spanish newspapers report that the german politician flew to the canary islands spend money on vacation and swim tired of ukrainian problems and in neighboring poland the local government blames the european union for everything at the height of the migration crisis, warsaw did not let refugees into the country because no one wanted to take them there, and now a thousand migrants who illegally wanted to get to the territory of the eu were taken to the border with poland and the final destination was, of course, germany or sweden, but we left them

who many residents of cologne realized renting a small apartment in the city will now cost less thanling 620 euros for housing versus 645 for a warm mood in society is tense, and people go out to protest demonstrators in european problems or not, the united states demands to remain neutral and refuse help kiev can no longer do without a clash with the police, however, the chancellor. schultz is in no hurry to solve problems, he is hearty and warm, spanish newspapers report german the politician flew to the canary islands to relax, spend money and swim tired of ukrainian problems in neighboring poland, the local government blames the european union army for the operational crisis, warsaw did not let refugees into the country because no one wanted to take them there, and now with thousands of grants that illegally wanted to enter the eu were taken to the border from poland, their final destination was, of course , germany or sweden, but we left them at home, the local authorities declared. and this service costs money brussels compensation does not believe in the ukrainian dream. now,

if you do this in the city of cologne, you can be fined up to a thousand euros. reach €5,000. and a photographere who are strangers to you hmm, in particular, you cannot distribute photos of victims of road accidents, drunk or naked people without their permission, it is forbidden to do this, fines vary depending on the land. such interesting fines, by the way, you did not get into such trouble, mrs. elena i don't think that you photographed naked people, but maybe there is a parking lot or something else. my car was left in ukraine with my husband. the only offense for which i paid a fine was that i returned the book to the library on time. i simply forgot to return it on time. it seemed to me that i to return it to him in one day, and i was there for a few days, the deadline and i paid a fine of 30 euro cents for this, by the way, and you managed to pay it off quickly because something happened with german libraries. this is not the first story i have heard. one of our refugees gave an interview to some i remember reading in an online publication that she couldn't, for example, return the book

as we drive steadily over cologne in a dead—level straight line, the german flank is winking and flashing kate adie, on the scene as chinese troops fired on protesters in tiananmen square. after hours of shooting and facing a line of troops, the crowd is still here. they're shouting, "stop the killing!" and, "down with the government!" and who can forget michael buerk�*s reports from africa as he revealed the full scale of the famine in ethiopia. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on the plain outside korem, it lights up a biblicalfamine. his reports were a watershed moment that led to this. # feed the world... bob geldof�*s live aid concerts raised tens of millions in the wake of the bbc�*s journalism. and when covid swept the globe and lockdowns took hold, our correspondents were on the front line, as always. the staff here are dealing with the biggest challenge everfaced by the nhs. they can save many of the patients, but sadly not all of them. hello, and welcome to bbc news as we mark our 100th birthday, and what a century it has been. technology has revol

in the synagogue in cologne, pope benedict called for respect and dialogue the hair may the lord says people with peace in may, he answer our prayer. but then he approved the reinstatement of the tridentine mass with the aim of re integrating catholic traditionalists. puzzle. do is wondered if this meant to revitalization of the good friday prayer for the conversion of jews to christianity, which would be no less than pure provocation for jews. the vatican poured oil on troubled waters clarifying that the old right was no longer permitted on good friday. but then came a new scandal. pope benedict reinstated the traditionalist pious brotherhood, which had been excommunicated from the catholic church in 1988. both benedict wanted them to return to the fold. but just beforehand, bishop williamson, one of the 4 excommunicated bishops, gave a television interview in which he denied that the holocaust ever took place. i don't think 6 pictures will gas ah, the vatican made no mention of this anti semitic stance when it readmitted the pious brothers to the catholic church, sparking global out

kolya says, i'll go take out the trash, and he himself put on a new sports shirt from him with cologneeter , and he shaved. and why should i walk in the old ones, when you yourself bought me a new tracksuit for an empty bucket and went for 30 minutes, it’s gone, now it’s gone. i think, where is kolya what time is valya, well, what you're exaggerating everything. i come closer, so he does not even look at me busy. i started talking very much, i should be ashamed. why should i be ashamed? i passed by. ah, the man is crying, stop telling stories for me. i saw the way you looked at her, right? what the heck, i didn't look at anyone. i just wanted to help the person. it’s better to stop hanging noodles on my ears and tell me that you don’t love me, that i’m not so beautiful. so, that is, you saw how your husband was talking to a girl came up and further that she pushed her knee without expected. she's already lena yes, i asked, like the name. and what is this here and i forgot to name my own. you can calm down. so, lena did not expect and slipped and her head means, but a curb. i thought, i

miss beverly from van and lea, a leak vig heads the hospital pharmacy at the university hospital cologne, one of the largest clinics in germany. she currently can't restock liquid power, see them all or i be profound. prescribed to relieve pain and fever in children at slamming the fang pess of shifting. we've been concerned about drug shortages for years, having to be honest though the situation has never been as bad as it is now. simply because of the sheer number of medications in short supply, the veterans and the hospital pharmacy can still cover its own needs because it can produce drugs for its own patients on site. it's managed to make up for the shortfall in paracetamol by manufacturing it here. but not every pharmacy has resources like that. in many cases, the shelf reserve for fever, reducing children's drugs is empty. the pediatrician's, that's a real problem for once i says the feel it means that we ought now to rewrite prescriptions and look up the dosage several times. over for alternative medications, and you have talk for 2nd or 3rd choice prescription drugs to come into

for more on this that spring in florence louis who's in cologne, poor. hello, there, florence. why is this particular step in parliament significant? well thieves result of the confidence vote is largely as many analysts had predicted that on what would be able to win the vote of confidence easily. and this is partly because just on friday, he had signed an agreement, party leaders from his unity government had signed a corporation packed, saying they will, and show that his administration is able to complete a full 5 year term. and they want to ensure political stability. now this is important, malaysia has experienced political and state instability since 2020 and also there was no clear winner in the elections. in november, the results returned a hung parliament for the 1st time in malaysian history and on what had said that he would hold a confidence vote on the 1st day that parliament convened to prove he has majority support. and now he has won the vote of confidence. it was through a simple voice vote after a debate in parliament. this will give him a clara mandate going

here at a grocery store in cologne, an app releases a bowl from a dispenser which customers can fill up for themselves. only the contents are weighed and paid for. after being returned to a collection point, the containers are picked up and taken to be cleaned. for now, initiatives like these a voluntary but very se to change as of next year, restaurants and cafes in germany will be required to offer their customers reusable containers for food and beverages. mm hm. and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweak hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. the you in word sooth program says that somalia faces the very real risk of famine in the common months drought conditions in the whole of africa have grown f. a worse over the past 3 years. millions of large stalks of parish in somalia, 30 percent of how suits of last of the a hertz since meet 2021. even haughty, heat resistant. come else a died. not some heard this i had in for somali is biggest city in the hopes off saving them. it is breakfast time at the bed a came

leave the headquarters with the captain here, not the children , everything is clear to me and then cologne, as in a soldier 's mess. well, it's time he goes slower here? i've done everything. yes already without consciousness lies all the time. release understood, understood. lord , we are locked. my name is giri. there is work to be done, my dear. it 's all time. lord no. shooters want to kill red. thank you for this occupation of the reds. after today's jackpot , what's the junk course? well, let's go, let's go. i would like to sit down. we urgently need to form a squad. what, what are you worth 500,000 yegor killed a lebyagin, and you are worth the pursuit, and our days andrey shilov and his brother are not without reason it is antonovich not without reason shilov is dead sad alyoshka, do not let the horse bend down. i do not believe. i don't know why at all. if you got money yes , no, don't take your eyes off him, understand? turned his head away. no guys, i still don't understand how it can be that person i don't remember anything at all. okay. i don't remember anything. nothing like

many residents of cologne understood the joy renting a small apartment in the city will now cost lessght 620 euros for housing against 645 for heat. the mood in society is knee-deep people go out to protest demonstrators in european problems. no, the united states is required to remain neutral and refuse to help kiev without a clash with the police is no longer complete. however, chancellor scholz is in no hurry to solve problems, he is hearty and warm, spanish newspapers report that the german politician flew to the canary islands to spend money and swim, tired of ukrainian problems and in neighboring poland, the local government blames the european union for everything at the height of the migration crisis, warsaw did not let refugees into the country because no one wanted to take them there, and now thousands of grants that illegally wanted to enter the eu were taken to the border from poland the point was, of course , germany or sweden, but we left them with the local authorities. and this service costs money, the prime minister of morovets demands compensation from brussels, does

chablis floral dress cologne or electrician restaurants with good service, healthy stomach.ou see, the second you refuse. well , what will the wrinkles i have already mentioned accelerated aging of the body, only a miracle can save from institute of prostitution. well, the offer still stands. hello, i wish you a plus. hello bastard surprised by your extreme circumvention, although my proposal is spreading think about it, i'm not in a hurry. what do you think? hello, your excellency. if i were you, i would walk until nightfall, especially since at home there is no food, no money. there's been a disaster. so you wanted to sell? wanted to sell put things. uh, i left the box at the grand bazaar. and they stole it. yes then that's what you know grisha who are you? who the last scoundrel aren't you ashamed, aren't you ashamed? shame on you, because the box was bought with my money, you are my wife's common money. quite different things. last week i was with a frenchman. has anyone asked where i'm from now? to face tomorrow the host will turn us out of the hotel, there is nothing t