the watford captain troy deeney had said he actually will not be returning for training because of fears over his family's health, and the premier league will be able to launch no notice inspections to make sure clubs are complying with these new restrictions. laura, thank you very much. laura scott. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. thank you. this is shaping up to be quite changeable. we started off with cloud and rain in northern areas but the warmth and sunshine of the south will spread north from tomorrow then the chance of thunderstorms on friday. by the end of the week low pressure suites and to bring some windy and cooler weather to our shores. the early radar on the satellite shows quite a bit of cloud across the country and most of that moving back to the coast but the cloud remains thicker gci’oss coast but the cloud remains thicker across north—west england, northern ireland and scotland, particularly western scotland would light rain and drizzle two. an improving picture with sunshine breaking through across eastern scotland, north—eastern england and else

back in training with officials hoping to resume matches in late june but watford player troy deeney has refused to return to training because he fears catching the virus. or around the world there's been an outpouring of self-sacrifice and thousands have been working in big and small ways to help others like this man in the u.k. army veteran colonel tom moore has raised the equivalent of about $40000000.00 for charity for his efforts used to be knighted by queen elizabeth moore who celebrated his 100th birthday last month inspired the nation when he did laps in his garden 100 times to raise money for health care it's. this is the t.v. news live from berlin remember you can always get the latest at our website dot com or go to our twitter or instagram feeds for me brian thomas the entire team thanks so much for being here. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special and next on d w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word and which can go nico.

stories making headlines today iraq has a new prime minister the former intelligence chief most of deeney was sworn in after lawmakers approved his cabinet lineup and in 5 months of political deadlock is government faces an array of problems including a severe economic crisis the prospect of renewed anticorruption protests. china's exports unexpectedly rose by 3.5 percent in april despite the ongoing covert 19 pandemic and its destructive effect on the global economy but the outlook for china's exports remains bleak as the health causes around the world sparks fears of a global recession. economic activity in russia has plunged by a 3rd because of the lockdown which was imposed in late march president vladimir putin wants that there could be more restrictions as the throne of ours continues to spread of the country. now in the midst of the pandemic couples around the globe are still trying to make their weddings memorable in one german city the mayor is offering a helping hand a drive in ceremony and that's quite a production. this wedding is going hollywood sort of janine in philip schul

but watford's troy deeney and chelsea's n'golo kante arejust two players who have opted against a return coronavirus. data from the office of national statistics found those from a bame background are twice as likely to die from covid—i9, and marvin sordell says their concerns need to be taken seriously. i think that is something that cannot be ignored and i think that is why the players have been a part of the consultation as well as doctors. i think that is a big factor, because at the end of the day everyone can say yes that is ok, but if the players are not co mforta ble but if the players are not comfortable they do not want to play. nobody wants a situation where things are set up to start and somebody comes down the line and says i am not quite comfortable with this. some england cricketers are back in training this afternoon. up to 18 bowlers, will take part in sessions this week across seven grounds. all sessions will involve players, socially distancing, with temprature checks in place and strict rules over cleaning equipment. batsmen and wicketkeepers will return next month. f

players can't be forced to train, watford's troy deeney has remained at home.oncern and his team—mates understand the position he is in. of course he has his reasons because he has someone at am, especially his son, who he needs to look after. for a club like us, we cannot afford to lose a player like him. we have other players who can fill this gap but it won't be the same because he is there for the whole campaign, he is there for the whole campaign, he is in the club for the last ten yea rs. the superleague netball season in england won't resume. the ten teams had played just three matches before it was stopped in march. england netball has now cancelled it although the possiblitly of staging an alternative, smaller scale tournament in the autumn is being discussed. we're looking at all options at the moment, as we have done over the last ten weeks. when looking at lots of innovative ideas and the superleague clubs have very much been a part of those discussions but if we do return in the autumn and that will take additional investment if we did that, then i

premier league footballers troy deeney and danny rose are amongst the most high—profile names to come concerns. our reporter nesta mcgregor‘s been speaking to sports men and women about how they feel about returning to their dayjob. lockdown is beginning to ease across professional sports but with some concern about statistics of the possible effects of covid—19 in black in ethnic minority groups there are still many unanswered questions for athletes. a mixed martial artist in the park, a boxer in his car, a team gb sprinter‘s bedroom and a footballer on a sofa. the biggest issue around it for me is the lack of consultation that footballers have had. friends that i have at premier league level, championship level have not been asked the question whether they are co mforta ble asked the question whether they are comfortable to go back or not. that has to be a personal decision. covid—19 has impacted people in almost every corner of the world. when it comes to england and wales, figures from the office of national statistics shows people from black and ethnic minority communities are al

players are back in training with officials hoping to resume matches in late june the player troy deeney has refused to return to training because he fears catching the virus. atalanta player robin goes and so has been named to german football and 2020 after a public vote based in bergen one of the italian cities worst hit by the corona virus the previously little known goes and come to prominence in germany with his interviews about life in locked up. robin glistens was riding the crest of a wave his modest atalanta team will wear away in european football with a series of stunning displays in the champions league but then the coronavirus struck with the club's base of burgo in northern italy being one of the worst affected cities in the world the 25 year old solidarity with bergen mo has helped him to be voted by the public as german football ambassador 2020. beats of competition from big unknown names such as germany international's jennifer man a sham and tony cause. last year's winner was germany's barcelona goalkeeper mock under a test dig and showing that the public vote often goe

the watford captain troy deeney had said he actually will not be returning for training because of fearsying with these new restrictions. laura, thank you very much. laura scott.

one of gomes's teammates at watford, troy deeney, has been one of the most vocal players in questioninglity of using neutral venues, also what to do if the season cannot be finished and a potential start date too, most likely in the second half ofjune. professional tennis will return to the uk injuly with a series of tournaments staged behind closed doors for the top 16 players in britain. that means andy murray can play in them, but it's more likely he'll return before that in an exhibition tournament injune organised by his brother, jamie. we're expecting confirmation of that event in the next couple of days. now, many children might be struggling to have a normal routine during lockdown, those in football academies are no different. but rather than working on their keepie—uppies or cruyff turns, manchester united have sent a letter to their scholars encouraging them to take it easy and have a few sweets. marcus rashford tweeted his approval yesterday for the instructions that told the academy youngsters to enjoy the half—term by sleeping until lunch, have a games console marathon and

the watford captain troy deeney won't be joining his club's sessions because of health concerns.ata suggests they are almost twice as likely to die from coronavirus. league one clubs are meeting again this morning to try to come to an agreement over the rest of the season. as you'd expect, the clubs aiming for promotion are keen to carry on playing — including wycombe wanderers, who are outside the play—off places only on goal difference. continuing the season from a competitive point of view, we were ready. the longer the time goes on now, the more difficult that's looking, both logistically and financially, and some of the clubs, you know, it's going to be a real wrench for them to continue but we are ready for whatever is decided and we hope this is really soon. there are fears that british athletes may not be fully focused on anti—doping rules during lockdown. as their training regimes are relaxed, almost half told a survey they weren't taking steps to reduce the risk of breaking the rules. they have to remind themselves of those little things that can sometimes be forgotten.