series been shown here 12 icelandic films are currently being produced locally as well the streets of the capital reykjavik are frequently blocked off for shootings . about 5 to 10 projects are planned for next spring but we'll see you never know what will happen in times like these. things could change quickly and sometimes people have to make decisions on the spur of the moment but it's. a film shot in iceland attract more visitors to the island to so-called movie tourism as a growing phenomenon here more and more fans are coming to visit the settings of their favorite television series and films. following a 5 months locked down south africa is easing domestic travel restrictions allowing hotels to reopen with international borders only opening up in october though the government is spending its hopes on domestic tourism as a lifeline to survive operators need international visitors is a look at one of the 1st 3 open safari launches. this is can swallow safari lodge and the greater kruger national park following strict covert protocols the large is open again for business. it is ga

series been shown here 12 icelandic films are currently being produced locally as well the streets of the capital reykjavík are frequently blocked off for shootings . about 5 to 10 projects are planned for next spring but we'll see you never know what will happen in times like these. things can change quickly and sometimes people have to make decisions on the spur of the moment but it's. a. film shot in iceland attract more visitors to the island to so-called movie tourism as a growing phenomenon here more and more fans are coming to visit the settings of their favorite television series and films. that fell from a for more head to our website holocaust business from name a team that could buy and take. cash in a drama competition rival marketing numbers on his hair color by the time intuition . money. fans crimes files fans and file. on you to join us. to use crime fighter car back. for those most successful in radio dramas. this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable production. are available online and of course you can share and discuss among africa's f

also in england's group are belgium and iceland, who're also in action.l the results on the bbc sport website and app. no fans at any of those games, of course, as is the case when the premier league gets under way this weekend. some good news — all fixtures will be televised live this month. this is how it'll look. sky and bt had selected 17 games each for the first three rounds of the new season. of the remaining 11, sky will show six, bt sport three, and the bbc and amazon prime will broadcast one each. leicester's home game against burnley on the 20th will be free to air on the bbc. the premier league says it's "considering appropriate arrangements" for matches in october. good news for most, but the chair of the all parliamentary group on football thinks fans should have been told sooner. there are supporters of clubs up and down the length of the country who are premier league supporters who are premier league supporters who are wanting to know if they will be able to see their team play this weekend. and i think those hundreds of thousands of premi

first and iceland humble and a penalty to england which raheem sterling then coolly dispatched.onds later, with the game in stoppage time, joe gomez tangled and this time it was iceland with the penalty. a chance for a last gasp draw but birkir bjarnason blew it. a remarkable finish to a largely unremarkable match but england are back with a win. after the game, gareth southgate said his team should be pleased. gareth southgate said his team should be pleasedlj gareth southgate said his team should be pleased. i think if we had scored the late penalty and that had been the end of it, we would have been the end of it, we would have been talking about a performance of great character and we got through. of course, we then have given a really poor penalty away and it feels like we have got out ofjail. emotions, pleased with the players that they got the win. two big lesson to learn in particular, and the rest is kind of understandable given the point of the season we are at and what we have had to ask the players to do. also in england's group, belgium and denmark are playing tonig

audrey, there's so many beautiful coves and little inlets around iceland.ding for them with the cliffs kind of protecting them from the wind and the icelandic weather. and then also having the water temperature more like the arctic and subarctic, where they would be found in the wild. two beluga whales called little white and little grey will soon be the first to be released into the bay. they had, until recently, been performing at an entertainment park in china. but after the operators decided to end the practice, they tried to find a new home for the animals where they could live out their lives. little white and little grey were carefully flown on the long journey from china to iceland, but they could not be released straight into the bay. they have, for the last few months, been acclimatising in the nearby sealife centre to the waters here, and working with handlers to learn how to take the final journey into the bay. oh, my goodness! wow! these are incredible! yeah. hi. can i come down? yeah, of course. hello! chuckles they're so graceful in the water

action from the nations league, as raheem sterling's late penalty gives england a dramatic win against iceland. good evening. as thousands of students are preparing their return to university, data now shows the highest number of detected infections of coronavirus is in young people. a leading epidemiologist said today she believes the country is at a critical moment in controlling the spread of the virus. this evening, bolton has announced tighter restrictions. the council says the town's infection rate has risen to 99 cases per 100,000 people, per week, the highest in england. residents have been asked to only use public transport for essential purposes and not to mix with other households in any setting but this doesn't apply to support bubbles. in leeds, young people are being urged to take responsibility for controlling the spread of coronavirus following an increase in house parties in the city.leeds was added to the public health england areas of concern as covid rates rose to 32.5 cases per 100,000 people. 0ur correspondent richard galpin reports. the new university year is approaching

iceland penalty. birkir bjarnason with a chance for a last—gasp draw... ..but he blew it.—0 win for manchester city over newly promoted aston villa. two defensive mistakes saw georgia stanway score both their goals in the first half. there are five more games tomorrow. serena williams had a scare at the us open. she lost the first set against fellow american sloane stephens in their third round match but came back strongly to progress to the last 16. she hasn‘t won a major tournament since becoming a mother — three—year—old 0lympia was watching from the stands. williams will equal the record of 2a grand slam singles titles if she wins in new york for a seventh time. british triathlete georgia taylor—brown is the new world champion. the title is usually decided with a series of races across the year, but because of the pandemic a one—off race in hamburg was organised. it‘s her first world crown. frenchman vincent luis retained the men‘s title. great britain‘s adam yates is still in the lead at the tour de france. he did well to keep hold of the yellowjersey on the first hig

i got go to greenland and iceland.as a super fun adventure. i wish i could have brought my zonkey. >> absolutely. they would have love td in iceland. >> we went there for the first time last year, and i got go back. >> did you ride the icelandic ponies? >> no, but i saw a ton of them. they're unbelievable. >> they're so much fun to ride. they don't go up and down. they just go like this. it's like riding a little loveseat. >> great. you'll have one of those next, i'm sure. >> yeah, i think that's a great idea. we'll add, we'll add to the zoo. >> i'm so thrilled to get to see you. i haven't seen you since we played softball in malibu, which we had no business doing, either one of us. i hope you get through this time sane. >> thanks, man. it's so great seeing you. congrats on doing the show and fantastic talking to you >> you too, i can't wait to watch "utopia." >> "utopia" premieres september 25th on amazon prime video and watch "an idiot's guide to climate change" on rainn's youtube channel, soulpancake. thanks, rainn.

the 18—year—old's been included for the nations league matches against iceland and denmark having impressed manchester united — where having started the season as a youth player, he finished as a first team regular. you can be called any time and i was called to some year of league games earlier this season. i took my chance really, i'd just been playing and just took everything as a game. i've just been out there playing my football it's a dream come true. i've been playing for england it's on privileged and honoured to as well. i'm just happy to be... i'm just happy arsenal have announced the signing of centre back gabriel from french side lille, the player features in a quirky social media video released by the club alongside fellow brazilians david luiz and willian. the 22—year—old's signed a long term deal at the emirates after completing a £23

but, in injury time, iceland were awarded a penalty themselves, which birkir bjaranason blasted over the bar. i think if we'd scored the late penalty and that had been the end of it, we'd have been talking about a performance of great character and we got through. of course, we then gave a really pert penalty away. it feels like we've got out ofjail. the women's super league season returned with a 2—0 win forformer champions manchester city, against newly— promoted aston villa. england forward georgia stanway said she felt very sorry for villa's keeper, after defensive errors allowed her to score both city's goals. britain's adam yates will wear the leader's yellow jersey for a fourth day, after the first high mountain stage of the tour de france. he came under attack several times on stage eight in the pyrenees, but he finished in a group containing many of the overall

manager gareth southgate about his international future, after he was sent off in their 1—0 win over icelandn the nations league. he was given a second yellow card for a reckless lunging tackle, which he admitted was rash and unacceptable. he'd been out of the side for over a year and with younger players coming into the frame, he knows this could be the end of his england career. southgate was clearly unhappy with walker, saying you just can't make challenges like that. we all have to learn from that moment any day came, that incident, because we have gone out of tune as before because we have been down to ten men, and that is not a situation that we have had in the four years i have been in charge, though the response to it from the rest of the tea m response to it from the rest of the team was good. but of course it booted is in a really difficult situation, and also we lose him now for the game on tuesday as well.

ruling and protested his innocence but he was dropped from the current squad for the matches against icelandomorrow and denmark next week. it has been a difficult period for him and, the last few days, it has been important for him to be able to relax, get away from all the attention, get a rest, mentally get a rest because he had a short break anyway, but then the events that happened in greece dominated that. i think he needed that switch—off. he will be able to go back to his club, and absolutely we would be looking to involve him in october. four of the six nominees for the pfa player of the year award

this will be the first time they'e faced iceland since their shock exit from euro 2016. the team has definitely improved over the last four years. those games are always in your mind. you a lwa ys games are always in your mind. you always think about what you could have done better. we have moved on well. we are in a great place in the squad. exciting team. we are excited to be back playing for england. it has been great to training here with the boys. everyone is looking forward to it. also in england's group — belgium and denmark, who face off later this evening.. 0ne of three big clashes tonight — you've also got portugal and croatia while france are in sweden. it seems scotland's nations league game against the czech republic will go ahead on monday — after confirmation from both nations and uefa — following a covid outbreak within the czech camp. lewis hamilton will start on pole position at the italian grand prix tomorrow. the six—time world champion was pushed all the way by his mercedes

they last, but they don't last very long. >> reporter: a new study out of iceland is giving different results. 30,000 people are being tested there. one of the largest studies of its kind. the goal, a vaccine. >> the difference with the study that was announced today is that it went on for quite a long time. so you can look to was the case. >> reporter: and those antibodies lasted four months, a breakthrough exceeding similar studies. >> when you simulate the body for this particular virus, the antibodies may last longer than we thought they would, meaning that if there was a vaccine, you wouldn't have to keep on getting the vaccine or a booster a bunch of different times. >> reporter: the iceland study is far from over. rico's study is continuing as well. he hopes all the studies will help people who are sick with the virus recover. >> i'm just trying to help people as much as i can. >> reporter: cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> here's where things stand for us today. 801 cases added in the bay area today. alameda county reported 258 new infections. contra costa added 97. this is

perhaps they'll be relieved considering their last meeting with iceland was one they'll want to forget think back to their early exit of euro 2016. four years on, new faces, new manager and a whole new tournament. they're looking to put those memories behind them in reykjavik. however gareth southgate‘s side may feel aggrieved not to have taken an early lead — this would have been the perfect start from captain harry kane, scoring from raheem sterling's cross but was ruled out for offside. no var in the nations league of course. sterling and young phil foden working well together in midfield — foden making his england debut. but still looking to break the deadlock. england were reduced to ten men with kyle walker given his marching orders for a second yellow. around 15 minutes left of the second half. it remains goalless. you can follow all the action as it happens. they're not at the game but the 5 live team are doing commentary. john murray, ian dennis and chris waddle can talk you through the final 15 minutes. also in england's group — belgium and denmark, who face off later this ev

richard walker is the managing director of iceland. thank you for being on the programme.le of this problem and the moment we pulled the handle, we were absolutely horrified. we are talking 32,000 tons of plastic equates to 1.8 billion pieces of plastic on the market. calculating that is actually very straightforward. the government already has this data, big business already has the data because of the plastic tax that we have to submit so all we want is clarity and openness. we need to put our cards on the table and be clear about the scale of the problem which i think based on our figures is much worse than anyone thought. to be fair, iceland has been really good in terms of your plastic policies andi terms of your plastic policies and i know the ceo has been really passionate about this but if nobody follows you, the other supermarkets in the uk, and not mandatory, you are just standing alone are you in this? yes, and it will be difficult to climb the mountain alone. as he said we were the first retailer to fully pledge to eliminate plastics by 2023 and we have a mount

series been shown here 12 icelandic films are currently being produced locally as well the streets of the capital reykjavík are frequently blocked off for shootings . about 5 to 10 projects are planned for next spring but we'll see you never know what will happen in times like these. things can change quickly and sometimes people have to make decisions on the spur of the moment but it's. a. film shot in iceland attract more visitors to the island to so-called movie tourism as a growing phenomenon here more and more fans are coming to visit the settings of their favorite television series and films. and that's all for me for more head to our website dog collar flash business for me in the team it's goodbye and take care. ecosystem of. drought instead of rainy season in rwanda climate change is threatening harvest. a startup is now increasingly. it's out in forms farmers about the plants more. and shuras chief everything. climate smart africa. in 60 minutes long d.w. . every journey begins with the 1st step and every language from the 1st word heard from the. rico is in germany to learn

news of the football last night and england always struggle against iceland?they do, although no thunderclap last night, but yes, as you say. there was a chaotic end to england's opening nations league match — but they did come away from iceland with a 1—0 win. england were reduced to 10 men when kyle walker was given a second yellow card for a lunging tackle. he's onlyjust returned to the side and he said he'd be speaking to manager gareth southgate about his international future. that was just about the most excitement we had until the 89th minute, when raheem sterling gave england the lead from the penalty spot. but, in injury time, iceland were awarded a penalty themselves, which birkir bjaranason blasted over the bar. i think if we'd scored the late penalty and that had been the end of it, we'd have been talking about a performance of great character and we got through. of course, we then gave a really pert penalty away. it feels like we've got out ofjail. the women's super league season returned with a 2—0 win forformer champions manchester city, against

iceland missed an injury time penalty to equalise. also wins for luxembourg and montenegro.atia and france are 1—0 up against sweden. mercedes domination in formula one shows no sign of waning. it was another 1—2 in qualifying as world champion lewis hamilton took pole from his teamate valterri bottas ahead of sunday‘s italian grand prix. hamilton also broke the lap record at monza. honestly, every weekend it is very humbling to see what we do as a team. you know, we keep going from strength to strength to strength. i‘m just so grateful and happy with my guys, they do an incredible job every weekend. great britain‘s adam yates has kept hold of the yellow jersey in the tour de france but stage 8 belonged to a frenchman. yates did well to stay in contention as the tour hit the pyrenees, the first high mountain stage. nans peters claimed his first tour stage win — he was part of an early breakaway and held on. his compatriot, and one of the pre—race favourites, thibaut pinot is effectively out of contention. he was dropped on the second climb of the day. no frenchman has won th

we think that now we must do the same that iceland did 30 years ago. may be inadvertently assisting vladimir putin. he wants to portray what's happening in belarus as an exercise in meddling from western interests, the european union, nato, forces trying to move into russia's sphere of influence and he says that is illegitimate and dangerous, not just for minsk, but for moscow as well. by being so strident, you may be helping putin with his narrative. you know, you cannot push anyone who is already hugged by the bear. so i think this as a consequence of economic policy or economic model, who lukashenko implemented in the last 20 years, and this economic model was based on the cheap energy resources coming from russia. cheap salaries or cheap labour force and, of course, it is not sustainable. the belarussian economy is not competitive and it could be kept above the water only with cheap energy resources from russia. what is now galling, we see high indebtedness of belarus towards russia, about 50% of this debt belongs to russia. and we see economic tra

according to reports in icelandic media, they allegedly met two girls in a separate part of the hotelhe england team was staying. gareth southgate has called both players naive and says they've apologised for not following the guidelines around being in a covid—secure bubble. no other members of our party had beenin no other members of our party had been in contact with those two players and that is why they could not go to breakfast this morning. they could not join not go to breakfast this morning. they could notjoin us for training. so we are very clear that we are following all the guidelines in that regard. it's a very serious situation, and we have treated it that way and have acted as quickly as we have been able to. they have been naive. we've dealt with it appropriately. i think everything from there on, i recognise their age, but of course the whole world are dealing with this pandemic and there's responsibility on every age group to make sure that they play their part in keeping each other safe. i'm a father with young children and i know young adults, young people get thin

and i'm working at iceland in a retail store as everything basically.rd worker, i've always been a grinder since i can remember. i've always had to do things by myself. so, today was definitely one of the hardest days that i've had at my iceland job. literally we had about 180 onlines. i had to go to the hospital when i was meant to start my shift because my auntie got rushed off to hospital. so i had to go back and babysit her kids, so i was late for work. i'm absolutely exhausted, not ready for tonight, but it has to be done. i think we're just not getting enough recognition as much as we are doing the right thing and working, i feel like people don't understand what we actually go through on a day—to—day basis. right, it is time for my online lesson now. so, we have got it all set up. so far, there's only five of us in the lesson, but... hey—oh. hi, i'm phoebe, i'm 21 and i am a teaching assistant from birmingham. before lockdown, i was living with my grandparents in birmingham, but because they're vulnerable and need to shield, i've moved in with my

they are taking on iceland in reykjavik in the nations league.ms played each other was in the 2016 euros when iceland famously beat england. the score is currently 0—0. there's around 20 minutes left to play. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 22:10. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. although it is a showery day, there are a good deal of places that have escaped those showers, particularly across the southern half of the country. this was earlier in the afternoon in west sussex, but further north in derbyshire the clouds were more threatening. there have been more showers further north. this was the earlier satellite picture. you can see the clouds gathering in northern ireland, parts of scotland and north—west wales. they will filter further south this evening because of the brisk north—westerly wind, which has made it feel a little cool, even with the sunshine today. overnight, it will turn chilly under the starry skies, even with showers continuing to feed s

england just managed to beat iceland.aheem sterling scoring a penalty late on, to kick off their nations league campaign with a win. on the whole, the weather is not looking too bad for most of us today. some scattered cloud, a few showers and some sunny spells. it's sunday, september 6. our top story. tougher coronavirus measures are being imposed in bolton, in greater manchester, because of a rising number of cases. the infection rate is now the highest in england. the increase is being driven by a spike among younger people. our reporter simonjones has this report. everyone in bolton must play their part, that's deeply from a local council as tighter part, that's deeply from a local council as tighter restrictions part, that's deeply from a local council as tighter restrictions are introduced. the infection rate has risen to 99 cases per 100,000 people per week, the highest in england, with people aged between 18—49 accounting for 90% of cases. residents are now being told to only use public transport for essential pur

now, the rain is all associated with this area of low pressure that‘s up near iceland.ll see rain across northern and western areas, where it‘s going to be quite windy. but through the day on monday, it will probably stay dry, with sunshine across the south—east of england, turning increasingly hazy. so, this is how the charts look through monday. you can see the rain spreading from scotland and northern ireland, into the north of england, across wales. but after a sunny start elsewhere in england, yes, it will tend to cloud over, with the best of any sunshine through the afternoon hanging on across east anglia and south east england, where it will be relatively warm, with temperatures into the low 20s. brighter skies, eventually, late in the day, edging into the far north—west. now, for tuesday, we have another weather front crossing the uk. this one bringing a broad warm sector. and this wadge of warm air will be pushing right the way across the country, so it will start to feel a little bit more humid. mind you, it‘s also likely going to be quite cloudy, particularly

, norway, where there isa taiwan, iceland, norway, where there is a woman leader, numbers of deaths are— it is really low. is there anything you want to back that up with? lots. research from liverpool and reading this week which shows that there is a huge difference in the way women deal with crises than the way men do. it is properly based. who would you single out? i wouldn't. is properly based. who would you single out? iwouldn't. ithink is properly based. who would you single out? i wouldn't. i think they have all been. for me, it is not... the health minister, a health minister has been a complete witted. deaths are about 40 in carolina. and if anyone wants to know how to manage a pandemic —— look to the health minister of that country. she has done what many of the male leaders have been able to do. for us. leaders have been able to do. for us. henry, what about you? i am afraid to bring this back to gloom and doom, but recently, there was a report, an alarming report for those trying to track climate change, that the greenland ice sheet melt last summer of 2019 was the biggest o

a couple of weather fronts moving south across the uk, connected to this area of low pressure in icelandronts a bit of rain, most likely through western scotland, wales, western parts of england and pushing on towards the midlands later, a bit of patchy rain possible in northern ireland, while across the eastern side of the uk in the afternoon it will be mainly dry, a few bits of hazy brightness, and just in to the low 20s across the warmer parts of northern and eastern scotland, given any sunshine. tonight, a lot of cloud across england and wales, still damp and drizzly down towards wales and western misty and murky into the hills here. some clear spells in scotland, but you will notice these temperatures holding up overnight, into the low or mid—teens, quite a mild and humid night to come. early tomorrow, sunny spells in scotland, a good deal of cloud elsewhere still some light rain and drizzle across parts of wales especially, coming into northern ireland and some mist and fog across the hills, particularly to the east of the uk. breezes coming into the... in eastern england, the warm

he made his international debut in the victory over iceland, as did manchester city's phil foden, butthe pair breaching the squad's bio—secure bubble and they were both sent home. solskjaer says he warned england that greenwood needed a break before the start of the premier league season. have to be honests tried i have to be honest enough to say i tried my best to give him a rest over the summer, the club specifically asked, and we pointed out he should have had a rest, he needsit out he should have had a rest, he needs it mentally and physically, after the season that he had. first thing that happens, he has called up, right there in the press, we've done whatever we can to protect him, andi done whatever we can to protect him, and i will keep on helping him. tennis legend billyjean king has been speaking of her excitement at having the international, women's team competition, the fed cup, renamed after her. it's the first time such an honour has gone to a woman. the billiejean king cup finals, are scheduled for april in budapest. on the court we have equal prize money, so on the co

there is the big low, close to iceland, quite far away, but at the same time, close enough, because atry, bringing cloud and some spots of rain in the south. but in the north—west of the uk, closer to that low, we've got the blustery conditions, with showers in scotland. but notice that, in eastern parts of scotland, could get up to 20, 21 in hull, so actually, there will be some sunshine and some decent weather around on thursday. now, here's friday's weather forecast. the low‘s still quite close to iceland, which means that the breeze will be fairly strong there in scotland, western scotland especially, with some showers. and probably bits and pieces of cloud and rain at times, at least, in the south. but on the whole, not a bad day. so, over to that high pressure, and things are settling down, then. so here's the azores high, this is why we call it the azores high, because it's close to the azores there. so it builds in, but it's mostly dominating the weather across this corner of the country here, so wales, the south—west, midlands, and the south—east. the north of the country is

audrey padgett spoke to us from the sanctuary in iceland.e so far. they're not going to be going out into the wild, they will stay here and based see sanctuary space which is an enclosed natural space for them. so they will have the support of our ca re tea m they will have the support of our care team here who will continue to feed them, look after them and encourage them to explore their surroundings here while still giving them that comfort that they are accustomed to. they are reacting very well. we are seeing their different personalities really come through. little grey is more outgoing so she is doing a lot more exploring and she isn't even brought usa exploring and she isn't even brought us a couple of flat that she found in the sanctuary and little like a little cautious is following little grey‘s and exploring the sanctuary and right behind little grey and taking that step after her. they steal your heart and i think that's what has brought the team here and really what makes the project so worthwhile if you see how smart they are

play red card it there was still time for iceland so when their own penalty but they blasted theirs over the bar. now barcelona starlin on messi was absent from training and better announcing he would be staying at the club the argentinian it must 1st pass a card with 19 tests before he can practice alongside his teammates the player wanted to leave basso but the club insists he still bound by a buyout clause worth more than 800000000 dollars it's not ended a dream for messi fans that i'm in argentina i hope one day he will return to his childhood club reports. he's staying but he wants to go what the world of football wants to know is where and while the enormous is destination beyond next season remains unclear the dream among fans around the world as it will be their club. for now you know. it's been a difficult year i suffered a lot in training during the games and in the changing room it made it very difficult so i thought i'd leave the club in search of new objectives a new environment and a new experience for me. fans in missy's home city rosario are hoping he'll want to find

time penalty for handball which also saw an icelandic player getting red carded there was still timefor iceland when their own penalty on the fence or blasted over the bar also in league a belgian beating denmark to know the holders portugal thrashing croatia 41 world champions france where one nil win is a way to sweden. asana stalin or messi was absent from seeing shining a day after announcing he would be staying at the club the argentinian must 1st pass a coded 19 test before he can practice alongside his teammates his decision not ending a dream for messi friends at home in argentina who hope one day he will return soon his childhood club daniel schwimmer hours more. he's staying but he wants to go what the world of football wants to know is where amalia and all mess is destination be on next season remains unclear the dream among fans around the world as it will be their club like a phone on your way. it's been a difficult year i suffered a lot in training during the games and in the changing room it made it very difficult so i thought i'd leave the club in search of new object

the e.u., norway, iceland and lichtenstein reported more than 27,000 cases on wednesday compared to 26,000 in the u.s. the region has remerged as a global hot spot after bringing the pandemic under control earlier in the year. the odds of another round of u.s. fiscal stimulus has dropped. senators dropped a republican proposal for slimmed down support in the region of 500 billion to 700 billion dollars. temperatures are looking for -- temperatures are looking or 2.2 trillion. the u.k. economy surged in july. g.d.p. rode rose 6.6% from june. coronavirus restrictions were eased. a triple threat of mounting job losses, rising virus cases and the risk of a mex messy brexit mean the rest may prove difficult. england's football teams take to the field this weekend for the start over the premier league. it is unclear when spectators will be allowed back. the c.e.o. hopes there will be a small number by at least october but without fans, he sees the world's richest football computation taking a hit of 700 million pounds. global news 24 hours a day, on airpowered by more than 2700 journal estes and

plain sailing for them old england native the last minute penalty from right hand sterling to beat iceland in reykjavik belgium cruised to victory in denmark while portugal crossed to croatia meanwhile france had paid to thank for a narrow window of a sweden this is the news from berlin that is more on our web site d w dot com i'm very thankful. good use crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues in the whole episode are available online and of course you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighters tune in now . if it is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for everyone. but in 22020. 150th anniversary on. well fans. are ball champions league and you want. to thank you. all for its very very sorry very sad on this really really excited because we're going to live been in the champions league and tennessee what's not to be excited about let's go let's go there you know. all right. 51st. finally arrived in lisbon we landed it's champions league time i'm so excited does

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