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 it for 2 to buy and plenty to gel some finance as his poor touch. and then hinted again made by in victory safe the defenders bumbling attempt to control the ball so him diverted into his own net fight to the final score and league leaders by an edge and closer to another title. and leverkusen travel

were tested by frankfurt but emerged unscathed ready for next week's big match against 2nd place dortmund here's more. the alley answer reno hosted its 1st ever been as legal ghost game as robert love and dusty and co welcomed frankfurt to munich the lack of atmosphere didn't hinder the action. or fire at 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 minutes of the restart robert leaven dusty made it 3 nil with his 27th goal of the season but it wasn't quite game over yet martin 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 center half . but the visitors just couldn't help themselves when alfonso davies made it for 2 to buy and plenty to gel some finance as his poor touch. and then him to get made

one terms of crowd control actually works out spectacularly there were some police here in dortmund that were a little worried that the diversity of thought one fans wouldn't add here to the police that they gave to the fans of staying home and watching the game on television but they barely any fans showed up sticking to what the fans seemed said back in march when the game was originally supposed to take place that they would be in intensity games so in terms of people being outside his teams and causing issues of trying to get into the stadium things ran rather smoothly this afternoon and for actual blunders league give us the goods who won well bruce who dortmund have peered to have been taking their coronavirus had as little bit more serious than shaka did because they came out with a 4 nothing victory in this historic darby between these 2 teams holland actually scored the 1st goal of the bundesliga restart when he connected with a pass and he and receive government tacked on 3 more after that so they definitely were prepared for this game and much more than a shocker where is ther

here outside a signal in a park. all right davis outside the home of boise dortmund thanks for that and here is a look at the results rom match day 26 in the bundesliga so far dortmund didn't need fans to dominate shall go 4 goals to nil as we just heard our b. leipsic in freiburg share the spoils her suburban down hoffenheim 3 nil a scoreless draw for disabled orphan and powder born. blues to will's berg mentioned blood back when in frankfurt and there is lots of action to look forward to including byron munich at when you're in berlin on sunday now as well as sport germany has taken another major step towards returning to normalcy after months of coronavirus restrictions germany is relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria and in an even bigger step all border controls have been ended between germany and luxembourg. the border and may be open once again between germany and luxembourg and an easing of coronavirus restrictions but don't relax too much german foreign minister heiko mass nearly but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shown us a bone at a border crossing between

the darby between progress here dortmund and shaka is the biggest rival in german football so but you wouldn't know it by going to the stadium today because there's barely anybody around outside of stewards and policemen now the only atmosphere we've received before the game was when one of the team buses was blasting music outside of its window but just because there isn't a bigger atmosphere at the stadium doesn't mean it doesn't take away from the significance of the event and for more on what this game means for german football here is a report brasier dortmund players will leave this tunnel later today and see exactly this a stadium empty of fans but despite the lack of atmosphere there will be plenty of passion on the pitch as the bundesliga resumes its all challenges dortmund face arch local rivals shelter in german football big darby coach lucien farber expects it to be a surreal experience shouldn't this is why i think this situation is a huge challenge for all coaches and all teams but we know what we have to do this is our job so ask for having to wear a mask on the sidelin

fans gathered in bars or at home to follow their matches and support their favorite team like here in dortmund all clubs had urged their fans to get here to try to virus restrictions we spoke earlier to d.j. of the sports davis then up thorpe who was standing outside brewster dortmund's home ground we asked him how much of an impact the empty stadiums had on the players. well a lot of these teams around the been misleading of actually brought in psychologist to specifically deal with that question sebastian care who was one of the members of the front office a former player for brazil dormant he said that that's one thing that they've been actually trying to mention the prepare the players for during the coronavirus hiatus is the fact that they were going to be playing in games without fans so whenever they scored a goal you didn't hear the thunderous roar of cheering that you normally would hear when the ball hits the back of the neck so there's definitely a mental aspect that the players have to prepare for if you were standing outside the stadium during the game you wouldn't even have notic

they got there at home or in bars to follow the matches and support their favorite team like here in dortmund all clubs had urged their fans to adhere to corona virus health restrictions. and elsewhere in the bundesliga r.p. leipsic said title ambitions suffered a minor setback when they welcomed freiburg to the red bull arena and it was actually the visitors who took the lead manuel gould it was in the right place at the right time to put freiburg ahead. after the break 6 team of earner came close to scoring but the visitors defense held tight eventually teammate use of poles and scored to level out one all. on them freiburg scored in stoppage time but it wasn't to be the game winner the video assistant referee disallowed the goal. the final score italy's government has announced that tourists will again be able to visit from the 3rd of june a 14 day mandatory quarantine period will also be scrapped for visitors from the european union it's a big step for a country recovering from one of the world's worst corona virus outbreak but the prime minister says it's a calculated risk as italy is he

linking up very well for the 2nd goal in that game here and great for dortmund that those 2 can link up to provide goals even when star striker adding holland didn't make the school sheet 4 points behind by then and there's a huge game coming up on tuesday when dortmund host by munich that could be a very important point in the eventual history of this season's total race so definitely want to watch and i'm sure we'll be watching at tom get away from d.w. sports thanks so much for all your analysis well. brings us to the end of the show so you're watching the news don't forget to keep up today the latest news on our web site that's the talking to come see you soon thanks for joining us. interests and. then beethoven's pastoral symphony is the foundation of an international art project. beethoven world. starts june 4th.

dortmund was 5 years ago. the black and yellows would have to fight hard if they were to grab the result. is a good thing for a team to have in mind nothing's for free here and we always need to to to put out 100 percent to win in the bundesliga because it is this very competitive no bundesliga team is as ruthless in attack as dortmund they scored a league high 66 goals this season and rafael guerrero added to that tally in the 32nd minute to break the deadlock. another youthful attacker flourishing this season it's his 3rd goal in 2 games. france instigated the attack with a deft turn and flick. he's thriving in his role as dorman's go to playmaker. and even this brand tied in the latter stages jade and century was a more than capable replacement. the englishman return from injury troubles and was immediately knocked off his feet. this has been an issue for many due to the coronavirus break this time to fit a risk you're not training normally and suddenly you're training very intensely ahead of a title clash on mars to shush build almost understand your own. dorm and sat back in the 2nd half and conserve their energy and why not when you can depend on t

really any parisite dortmund fans that came to the stadium today plenty of butching on at home on show a day to stand outside the home of the adult and thanks very much. and here's a look at the results from the match day 26 in the bundesliga so far dortmund didn't need fans to dominate shout full goals to none. and freiburg share of the spoils had to berlin down hoffenheim 3 nil was a school a straw distal dolphin paddle borne out lose to valse bug and lots of action to look forward to including buy in munich at union berlin on sunday. as well as sport germany has taken another major step towards returning to normalcy after months of coronavirus restrictions this morning german foreign minister hike and mosman his luxembourg counterparts join us aboard as they hit this border crossing to officially lift border controls between the 2 countries germany is also relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria the best in hot issue has been monitoring the situation on the german side of the border with austria and told us what's different starting today traffic is rolling here at the german austrian border only some cars are being pulled over to b

it's a very inviting here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you in the bundesliga dortmund's netted 4 goals against local rivals shall cut highlighting the return of german football. is a state of the news for headlines at the top of the out in the meantime you can stab today on our website that stayed on me dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram i d w news i'm rebecca resist thanks very much for watching. when the rise of cities will sink into the sea. entire stretches of planet will be abandoned. when the water has to. be stopped it's happening faster than anticipated. massive ribs are supposed to prevent flooding but the only dollars going to. go will we live in the future. 66 may. sea levels starts june 5th on g.w. . i. think when you. lose what it is and it's good if you're not telling us i'd love. to hear from you know that if it needs a lot. this isn't even going to go to believe. right now that love is being tested to the limits coronavirus is threatening the heart of german football the rule valid if you push him because we believe you will lose if you do fac

dortmund. no need for a low key music here granted things will look rather different than they did earlier in the season without the fans that make the classic a sorry special still we want to have. q. get pumped for the big gang because this one might just determine the champion of the 1st. against 2nd. seller on that note enjoy and see you next week on kickoff the ban. abortion. law i am. from a popular sport who came to the laughing stock of an entire nation below the monster . must know what a classic car and such a tattered image in germany is to justifiably some true fans and find out what the montebello transfixed by it. 13 on. the global corona crisis you can find more information online fact d.w. dot com and don t w social media channels. in the us right of climate change. conference to see. what's in store for the players. to have for their future in the 1st. column for the mega-cities multimedia insight please enter. we know this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself keep your distance wash your hands if you can dat

support their teams in dortmund they gathered at home or in bars to follow the match and support their favorite team all under coronavirus how to restrictions of course. and here's a look at the results from match state 26 in the bundesliga so far dortmund didn't need fads as we heard to dominate shaka 4 goals to nil rb legacy can freiburg share the spoils of berlin down hoffenheim 3 nil scoreless draw for dissolution patter borne out spurred blues to wolfsburg mention when it frankfurt lots of action to look forward to and buyer nick and union berlin on sunday as well as sport germany has taken another major step towards returning to normalcy after months of coronavirus restrictions germany is relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria and on saturday germany's foreign minister went to the border of another e.u. country to mark the lifting of all restrictions there. the border and may be open once again between germany and luxembourg and an easing of coronavirus restrictions but don't relax too much german foreign minister heiko must know early but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shown us a bone at a border crossing

3rd above flood back whose title challenge is now surely over and here's a look at the rest of the bundesliga saturday results and dortmund held firm to its 2nd place perch in the lead just behind by munich as you heard leverkusen bateman him glad back to take over 3rd place bremen defeated freiburg pettibone and hoffenheim drawn by and put 5 past frankfurt they still on top hatter dominated the berlin dowbiggin on you on friday and all that leaves 3 matches to come on sunday. now an alligator that escaped from birth at the height of the 2nd world war and was later brought to russia has died in moscow at the age of 84 the animal named satam was born in the united states around 936 and taken to germany allied forces then destroyed the building where him in a bombing in november 19th 43 but the alligator survived after the war the red army soldiers took 7 to moscow where he was jokingly referred to as the last german prisoner. you're watching to have own use for you at the top of the alpha half of all the team here in berlin thanks for watching. into a symphony. then beethoven's pastoral symphony is the foundation of an int

norbert stickle who has been the stadium announcer at dortmund for 28 years football is living through a nightmare. if you don't sound you can iterate here often if you can believe. it's foreshadows us fellows get stay here for. any country and this is nicole enough to force them. to show up i don't suppose well that's more to cancel out. that mobile numbers and off. about $25000.00 fans normally stand here commiserating all celebrating with their club the yellow wall is a social melting pot that shares a common language football. the year in jordan i don't. feel intense heat on us a stormy year. and. it's time for so much pitched out of our month domon month 50 shown. that often enough that finished up with. your. valley is the center of german football with 5000000 inhabitants 9 clubs in the top 4 divisions it lives football about the current crisis is especially tough on amateur clubs like i was in football here is part of the city's identity and culture these are tough times for fans and the club's president. who has led the 4th division side for 13 years. and this was my love for 100 as a one thing. that. meant. it's an e-mail. view

dortmund just scored, and you could hear a pin drop out here.side that stadium. the german football league admit this is largely about money. they feared smaller clubs would go out of business if they didn't resume matches. for this footballing nation, a strange day. polls suggest the majority of germans think it's too soon to play again. some league players and staff have already tested positive. even as dortmund celebrated in the new style today, there is no guarantee that this season will run its course. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund. the american nascar racing season gets underway on sunday after a three—month delay caused by coronavirus. the event at darlington raceway in south carolina normally attracts thousands of race fans but will be held behind closed doors. each team has been limited tojust 16 personnel, including the driver, and strict social distancing measures have been put in place. the teams are set for a busy period to make up for lost time with seven races in 11 days. the winner of this year's eurovision song contest should h

terrible house to happen but you know what do you think is the bigger takeaway here is that the buyer and one or the dortmund fell short again that's a very it's a tricky question i would say based on this season i. would go with by and winning again and i say that because let's not forget by and nick at the start of the season they struggled they were not at the top of the table they had a coaching change so for me the big story here is about hundreds if they being able to turn by and name munich into a winning machine again but of course if you take a look at you know an extended period of time then it is about mourned falling short again because last season they blew what was it around a 7 point lead this season another missed opportunity and the last time anyone other than by and nick that won the bonus we got title was back in 2012 and that was dortmund klopp that was a very long time ago and i think that doesn't reflect who positively on the leak it shows that they have you know a compare competitive problem but the conclusion that i would make out of this is that the title race was unpredictable but t

dortmund just scored, and you could hear a pin drop out here. the german football league admit this is largely about money. they feared smaller clubs would go out of business if they didn't resume matches. for this footballing nation, a strange day. polls suggest the majority of germans think it's too soon to play again. some league players and staff have already tested positive. even as dortmund celebrated in the new style today, there is no guarantee that this season will run its course. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund. abba's waterloo has been named the greatest eurovision song of all time by bbc viewers. ‘eurovision: come together‘ saw the british public vote for their favourites on the night that this year's song contest was due to take place. the competition was cancelled in march amid the coronavirus pandemic. speaking later, on a europe—wide broadcast, bjorn ulvaeus from the band, made a special appearance from his home. and it still remains one of the most genuinelyjoyous events of the tv year. and it is so disarmingly european, it allow

dortmund just scored, and you could hear a pin drop out here.adium. the german football league admit this is largely about money. they feared smaller clubs would go out of business if they didn't resume matches. for this footballing nation, a strange day. polls suggest the majority of germans think it's too soon to play again. some league players and staff have already tested positive. even as dortmund celebrated in the new style today, there is no guarantee that this season will run its course. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news with martine croxall. as we've been hearing the government has defended its plan to reopen schools in england next month, and warned that the longer they are closed, the more children will miss out. primary children in denmark have been back at school for a month now. it was the first country in europe to reopen its primary schools, after containing the virus early on. earlier i spoke to metta rose nielsen, a primary school teacher on the outskirts of copenhagen. she t

dortmund just scored and you could hear a pin drop out here.n inside that stadium. the german football league admitted this is largely about money. they feared smaller clubs would go out of business if they didn't resume matches. for this footballing nation, a strange day. polls suggest the majority of germans think it's too soon to play again. some league players and staff have already tested positive. even as dortmund celebrated in the new style today, there's no guarantee that this season will run its course. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund. this year's eurovision song contest winner should have been crowned in the netherlands this evening, but the event was, of course, cancelled due to the pandemic. instead, the bbcjoined broadcasters across europe to showcase the 41 songs which would have competed this year. no winner was chosen — but bbc viewers voted abba's waterloo their favourite eurovision song ever. the band's bjorn ulvaeus made a special appearance from his home. and it still remains one of the most genuinelyjoyous events of the tv y

be our benchmark i don't wish bringing foreign forth this is the match against dortmund next weekend doesn't play a role here and now we play against frankfurt that's the next step we want to make . in the family's chief executive richard moss is it says he's confident to ask can be about competition being resumed in june matches have been on hold since mid march however in the last week it teams have started training again in small groups on the project to restart players coaches and club staff are being tested folk over 19 in the 1st round of tests 6 positive cases were found. mexico's top division is ending its season early next said that it would be impossible to continue playing without putting people at risk there has been suspended since mid march is the 1st season ever in which a new mexican champion will not be crowned. and cricket has finally made the return in one of the games a major hub say 10 a competition ago underway in sentence and in the west indies on a friday even to premier league it will run for 10 days and feet as several players that have represented the windy city because of the pand

you know lining those goals open making sure that dortmund can go and perhaps even beat bar in munich and let's not forget there's one big huge element here there are no fans in the stadium so that that sort of tension that would normally be there isn't there anymore so is that going to have an impact on this class or we don't know because we've never really experienced a situation before i would say it's going to definitely have an impact on the players so it'll be interesting to see how it all pans out at later on deceiving if by and does win this game it's going to put them within a whisker of the title isn't it absolutely and it will be very difficult for dortmund you know to century say that they could win the league but you know never you never know when football and byron munich do have some pretty tough games coming up against against leverkusen and valves for it so you know holds a play let's see how it all goes terry public thanks so much to double reporter public fully only it's. you're watching news stuff that you can always get all that is news and information around the clock on our website that stevia dot com i'm terry mart

here as everywhere else. andy gill, the yorkshire dales, bbc news. it was a big day for german football fans as borussia dortmundliga with a convincing derby win over schalke. with a round—up of all saturday's games here's gavin ramjaun. hello there. let's start with the resumption of the german bundesliga. players saw the lighter side of having no fans cheers them on, due to the strict coronavirus measures in place. but borussia dortmund's players still put on a heck of a showing. their rivierderby match against schalke was the highlight of the day's matches. but take a look at this — a strange sight before the game, with no spectators on hand to greet the teams, as they arrived into signal iduna park. security and police were present, though, to make sure coronavirus safety guidelines were carried out. staff and stewards for the match weren't taking any chances either — with sophisticated cleaning equipment to minimise the risk of infection. some of those measures included spraying and cleaning the balls before use. all eyes on the bundesliga right now, being the first major top flight division in europe to re

it's also, as far as many here are concerned, a bit of a gamble. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund.e quickly booking tickets for the cinema or a music concert, while others will yearn for some theatre. in the uk, the creative industries are worth more than £100 billion to the economy. so, how can the arts adapt, and can they survive? here's our culture correspondent, stephen smith. # i like to go alone along the street...# soprano rhian lois sings part of puccini's la boheme. the eno plans to perform the work as a drive—in opera, to car loads of safely cocooned music lovers, in the ally pally parking lot, this autumn. music really matters and now more than ever. i think music touches the soul in a way that no other artform can, and i think it is something incredibly special. whether you like pop, whether you liek rock, it doesn't matter what style of music you enjoy listening to, i think music is a big consolation for us all at the moment. # i walk along the street of sorrow, the boulevard of broken dreams...#. the theatres are dark in the west end of london, a crushing disappointme

it‘s also, as far as many here are concerned, a bit of a gamble. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund.e hope is that the test results can allow the authorities to map their way out of lockdown. it comes in a week where president vladimir putin announced that the full, nationwide lockdown was over and instructed regional leaders to decide when to lift restrictions. moscow correspondent sarah rainsford has visited one of the testing centres. moscow has just begun a mass screening programme for covid—i9 antibodies, and this clinic is one of those that signed up and people are being invited here randomly, sent texts across the city and invited to come here for a test. so, you can see they‘ve marked red crosses on the floor if queues built up here so people can keep a safe distance as they head inside to give blood. there giving intravenous blood samples, which are then sent to a laboratory and tested for antibodies against coronavirus to show if they‘ve been sick with the virus in the past and potentially may have some immunity in the future. now, at the same time, in this clinic, they als

that's what when young berlin did as well by and win away at dortmund on tuesday was by far the most significant of match day 28. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you here today on w. news china's national people's congress has given its approval to the drafting of the new and culture herschel security law for hong kong along with the territories legislature and critics fear it will lead to direct repression of any enemy establishment 70 in hong kong. or fit you can always get all the latest news information around the clock just download our up from google play or from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you happen to be part of news story herself you can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening around you. you are watching the news got more for you with top of the next hour and margin thanks for watching. conflict. despite the coronavirus come demi is going to push cog for a presidential election in may in the expectation that it would win my guest this week from

it's also, as far as many here are concerned, a bit of a gamble. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund.it the tower of london. now it's empty — apart from the yeoman warders who live there all year round. the tower has been closed to the public for the longest time since the second world war. but throughout those weeks, there have still been jobs to do. wendy hurrell reports from the tower. normally from the tower. by this time we had hundreds normally by this time we had hundreds of people coming through the door and queuing up for the crowds. as you see around you at the moment it is empty, it is quiet and very, very peaceful, really. but the daily rituals continue within the tower of london swallows. when on duty assistant raven master shady lanes that first job in the morning is to feed the ravens. poppy, george, erin, rocky, great merlin and jubilee. then they are set free to amuse themselves. jubilee. then they are set free to amuse themselveslj jubilee. then they are set free to amuse themselves. i think they are missing the public. they do interact with the public when the publi

dortmund to are in 2nd place in the table and sides league leaders byron munich in their next food fixture on tuesday. well here's a look at the rest of the bundesliga action from this weekend and mines are losing to leipzig as we speak cologne i'm just a kickoff later on earlier on sunday shall come were dispatched at home by i was burge bar new nick notched a convincing win over frankfurt dortmund stay 2nd after being involved spurred leverkusen be to mention braman defeated freiburg caught up on drew and on friday dominated the berlin darby against. well you're watching news don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website that's dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram too so for me the rest of the team here in berlin see you soon. stand for. us in language courses. video or. anytime anywhere. w. doesn't.

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it's also, as far as many here are concerned, a bit of a gamble. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund.. it's the first big production to go on ice because of the ongoing coronavirus lockdown. broadway theatres were shutdown in march and, with new york city one of the hardest hit areas in the country, they are not expected to reopen until at least september. peter marks is the chief theatre critic for the washington post, and hejoins me live from new york. thank from new york. you for being with us. what thank you for being with us. what is the direction to the fa ct what is the direction to the fact that forzen is on ice permanently? —— frozen. fact that forzen is on ice permanently? -- frozen. it has sent the proverbial shock waves ina sent the proverbial shock waves in a broadway. devastating for those who think what is going to be in the prognosis for other shows, expensive, to be in the prognosis for othershows, expensive, multi— million—dollar projects that are all on ice as well. is the thinking now that it could be the first of maybe not many but at least several? no, yes. it is

it‘s also, as far as many here are concerned, a bit of a gamble. jenny hill, bbc news, dortmund.ly hit by coronavirus, has come up with a poignant way of remembering many who‘ve died, as jon kay reports. sheila died with coronavirus last month. she was 83. she was a kind and open person and she loved being in the mountains and forests. i think becky is somewhere as well. her husband david and granddaughter becky told me they wanted sheila to be remembered for who she was — not just as another statistic. she was always smiling, laughing, right to the end. she definitely had a lot of giggling fits. i think that isjust credit to her beautiful personality, really. unable to have the funeral they wanted, the family put this yellow heart in the window in sheila‘s memory and then shared a picture of it on social media. within hours, hundreds of other grieving families across the uk were doing the same for their loved ones — every heart representing a victim of coronavirus. we‘ve hit a nerve. as people walked around their neighbourhood they could see the extent of the suffering throughou