in milan they decided, milan is more important and wealth is more important, and milan, like americansey know money is important. food and money is important. >> what is the thing that separates the cuisine? >> in milan, it's food for work, it's risotto, and it's meat, it's like something that will keep you going and keep working in the cold. >> more swiss or germanic, almost. >> don't say this. >> no, never, i would never do that. never do that. >> traditionally, food has never been a focus of this city. i think they are too busy making money to worry about what is for dinner. despite this, milan is a trailblazing city at heart and in the past few years, it has become a culinary mecca. this is one of the chefs responsible for the milan food revolution here. >> stanley. >> he's at the helm of the restaurant that has been making waves on the scene. even though he is renowned for being innovative, nobody knows how to make milan's classic dishes like him. >> oh, my god. that's when -- that was the record they found. there you have it. proof that milan led the way in the invention of the s

in milan, they decided milan is more important and wealth is more important, because milan, like americans know about money and money is serious stuff here. food is important, money is important. >> what's the thing that separates the cuisine of lombardy? >> in milan, it's food for work. it's risotto, it's like meat, it's something that will keep you going and working in the cold. >> it's more swiss, more dramatic in its -- >> don't say that in this town. >> i would never do that. traditionally, food has never been a focus of this city. i think people are probably too busy making money to worry about what's for dinner. ♪ despite this, milan is a trailblazing city at heart. in the past few years, it's become a culinary mecca. this is one of the chefs responsible for the milan food revolution. he's at the helm of the was restaurant that's been making ways on the gastronomic seas. nobody knows how to make milan's classic dishes like him. [ speaking foreign language] >> oh my god, that was the record they found. and there you have it, proof that milan led the way in the invention of the snitsl

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i have only been to milan a few times and always in passing. i never have stayed here long enough to really get a sense of it. the first thing that strikes you about milan is its dynoism.

about milan is its dynoism. no wonder the espresso was invented here. i think i will need a few of these just to keep up with the rhythm of the city. they bring as much to the italian table as they do to the economy. i am traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of the country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past. >> that's delicious. >> here in milan, the menu is nothing like you expect. up here in the north, forget about pasta and pizza. >> oh, my god. that's so beautiful. >> this is the land of rice and polenta. >> in ancient time, it was like the bread. >> there is not even a tomato in

we're now joined by journalist francesca attorney in milan tell us more about why these restrictions have been announced and and the reaction that is coming into them given that it effects most of the population 2 thirds of population. well basically infection numbers have been growing for 20 days now in a row so reaching 20000 daily cases from the beginning of march so this new restrictions are considered quite inevitable for what is happening the new government started new possible restrictions for weeks and decided to take action now also looking at what could happen in easter that is in april and so people from the government were very worried that the next weeks could basically make the virus explode and all over the country the variants are considered spreading too fast at the moment so today 380 people died again and these numbers are too concerning to not take action and that's what the government is basically saying. now how funny to me is becoming a red zone it's important to say that red zone is not exactly as 'd $20000.00 is locked down but it's still the maximum level in

it's an amazing city, milan.pean countries. but they have a thing in, in milan where -- americans aside, but italians 7:00. that's the time you have your aparativo. and you are always served some sort of snack, salami, parasciutto, some bread sticks, something like that, a little bit of cheese. when you order a drink, that's what you get. >> that is making me hungry. you can watch this brand-new episode of searching for italy tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> this year marks the 15th anniversary of the cnn heroes campaign and the and this week we are introducing the first cnn hero of 2021. linda grew up in maine and developed a passion for the marine mammals. organizations working to protect the animals closed their doors, she dove in to fill the gap. meet the seal rescuers. >> we see a seal, bitter/sweet. as much as i'm excited to see that animal be released, it's hard in the sense of seeing the animal now gone. it's going back to the ocean. we feel that we rescue. the ultimate goal is f

neighbours ac milan in second.ir history as chelsea moved into the top four with a 1—0 win. mason mount with the only goal of the game shortly before half—time. so more frustration forjuergen klopp and liverpool who remain seventh in the table and four points behind chelsea, who are still an beatle under thomas title. they have won seven and drawn three of the ten games played in all competition since he replaced frank lampard injanuary. unto god, and rory michael roy shares the lead after those round of the arnold palmer invitational at bay hill, florida. michael wright, who won the tournament in 2018 opened up with a six under par round of 66 as he bids for a first tour title for 16 months and shares the lead with this man, the canadian, corey connors. both players are one shot ahead of the us open champion bryson dechambeau. meanwhile, on the lpga tour there is a three—way tie for there is a three—way tie for the lead after the first round of the championship in florida and coleus include nelly korda whose round

milÁn frente al napoli. el equipo de el "chuky" lozano derrotÓ 1 0 al cuadro rosso negro.ateo el 49 marcÓ el Único tanto del partido. napoli llegÓ 51 puntos. sorpresa en francia. el psg pierde en el lugar 18 de la tabla. draxler habÍa puesto al frente al psg entro sin embargo, randal empatÓ al 59 y un nigeriano el 71 le da la victoria que sorprende al psg. se quedÓ con 60 u el psg en segundo lugar detrÁs del lille. prÓximo marte no se puede perder el partido de vuelta entre real madridy al atalanta. toda la acciÓn a las 3:00 p.m. del este comatoso centro, 12 en el pacÍfico en vivo por "unimas" y "tudn". duruanunciÓ su retiro. el quarterbak se va con 80.000 presenta 78 yardas en temporada regular. fue campeÓn en su debut 40 y cuatro . anunciÓ su retiro de forma particular. [hablar en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] >> asÍ sus hijos en redes julio: antes de despedirnos le recordamos que mis en san francisco entrega alimentos gratis maÑana a partir de la 1:00 de la tarde en las 700 01 de la calle alabama. mÁs informaciÓn puede llamar al nÚmero que ve en pantalla o puede visitar la

and i decided to go to study winemaking in milan. at the beginning when i left was not necessarily to come back. but when i was in milan i start to miss this land a lot. you can see everything with other yoiz. you can also see the opportunities of this magic island, you know? >> right. ariana's dedication is evident in every aspect of the business. >> so i decide to stop with the woks. >> i wondered how this was done. >> we do only by hand. this is grape. hundred percent. this was my first label. so it's my piece of art. >> it's your piece of art. >> it's my bees of art. it's beautiful. how many bottles do you make a year? >> 140,000. >> wow! >> and do you wane to taste something with me? >> yes! i thought you'd never ask. >> this is sp 67 white. it's a blend. >> now, i'm hardly a wine expert, but i do know what i like and that -- i like drinking it. this is delicious. >> yeah, yeah. >> i want to take a bath in it. >> yes, yes. obviously, wine is quite heavy sometimes. but it's light. >> it's light. people don't think it's a sicilian

. >> here in milan, the menu is nothing like you expect. up here in the north, forget about pasta and pizza. >> oh, my god. that's so beautiful. >> this is the land of rice and polenta. >> in ancient time, it was like the bread. >> there is not even a tomato in sight. >> this is amazing. >> olive oil plays second fiddle to butter. >> butter? jesus, whoa, jesus. irresponsible amounts of butter were used in the making of this butter. i hate to say it, but we need more butter.

rome and milan the latest cities to be declared red zones. the benefits outweigh the risks. that is the message from leading health bodies on concerns over the astrazeneca vaccine. it comes as a growing number of countries suspend their rollout of the jab. standing up to china. the united states, australia, japan, and india hold their first joint summit to counter beijing's influence in the indus pacific -- indo pacific region. ♪ we begin in italy, where most of the country is headed for a partial lockdown from lunday -- from monday amid a fresh wave of infections fueled by new variance. rome, milan, and surrounding regions have been designated red zones, red being the maximum level in the country's system of covid restrictions. as mario reports, schools, restaurants, shops, and museums are expected to close from monday. mario: one year ago, italy was at the center of the coronavirus outbreak. now, a weary public is set to go back under a partial lockdown. most schools, restaurants, shops, and museums are being forced to shut down as of monday, with rome, milan, and more tha

same with reanimate brit in 89 when they went out against the invincibles of ac milan in the 2nd stage. and now all of the top teams play at least 6 matches plus they have a high chance of reaching the knockout stage because the pot system splits the top teams and puts weaker sides in each group on the pitch as the best clubs from across europe go head to head so the result of the year was an explosion of international t.v. money the widening gap between the rich and poor and the shift of focus from national to continental competition. so still 9092. the introduction of the champions league wasn't enough there was another major change here in football that year it began in england in 1991 the so-called big 5 at that time manchester united arsenal liverpool tottenham and ever were sick of playing in the 1st division why. it was really quite agree situation you had sort of a collision of problems one was in his room. which had seen english clubs banned from your you had unsafe and most importantly forgotten making money in those days today the world's most popular football league english

arsenal signed dennis bergkamp in 95 from inter milan for over 11000000 euro which was incredible at that time in 96. all from syria the tight turn by the beginning of the new millennium manchester united spent their t.v. money on stars like for mr roy ventura and sebastian bit on. the premier league had become the richest and most attractive league in the world for role model for most of the other in 1901 no one with the thought that. we have the start of the champions league to start. the premier league and the breakthrough of p.t.v. in 1902 but there's one more thing that is at least as important as in those 3 other major developments on february 7th 9092 the treaty of master it was signed the foundation of today's european union all of that effect football well the treaty of mastery allows every e.u. citizen to live and work where they want across the e.u. construction workers craftsmen and merchants migrated by the thousands of footballers read a little different at 1st clubs could reject the players' wish to move by demanding high transfer fees even when the contract had ended

models that simply ignored the errors in the original sketches the exhibition travelled from milan to the us cemented japan where it was destroyed in an air raid . amazingly the exhibition is gone mostly need is gone is gone leonardo culture the cult of leonardo da has remained this if enough leonardo is complete and that mythology continues to this day ringback. now melissa we don't know how many paintings as i said 15 or so you think it could be 20 there's lots of discussion about that but he did have these books notebooks 7000 pages of drawings and inventions and all that stuff and he's not really still known as a painter yeah and still there is some doubt about some of those his famous paintings so bottle maundy has had a long history and for a long time it was lost and then it was found again and some experts doubt whether it's a real division they sought the position of the of the city and they also cite the lack of landscape in the background some say it's probably from the division she workshop and the davinci might have had his hand in it he might have said he might have pain

models that simply ignored the errors in the original sketches the exhibition travelled from milan to the us and then to japan where it was destroyed in an air raid. amazingly the exhibition is gone you need is gone fascism is gone leonardo coach the coach of leonardo the inventor has remained would this if in nothing nada. and that mythology continues to this day ringback. now melissa we don't know how many paintings is as i said 15 or so you think it could be 20 there's lots of discussion about that but he did have these books notebooks 7000 pages of drawings and inventions and all that stuff in his novels but really still loved as a painter yeah and still there is some doubt about some of those his famous paintings so bottle monday has had a long history and for a long time it was lost and then it was found again and some experts doubt whether it's a real division they sought the position of the of the city and they also saw the lack of landscape in the background some say it's probably from the division she workshop and the davinci might have had his hand in that he might have sai

for 95 years, guido di nardo's family have dressed the men of milan.m his grandparents. but these 12 months have ruined him. with losses of 75% and now closing for another lockdown, even europe's fashion capital is fraying. translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely, like so many others here. when i think of how this shop was my parents�* and grandparents�* life, it makes me want to cry. i'm only staying open for my children. if it were up to me, i would have given up already. a third wave, fuelled by the british variant, has closed shops, restaurants and schools in over half of italy's regions, including here in lombardy where europe's first wave exploded a year ago. forfamilies, it's like being stuck in time. for the covid generation, it's like time stolen. we feel pretty dreadful. it's like back to square one after a year. it is incredible that we haven't, the government, the schools haven't had the chance to think about an alternative. we look at israel, we look at the us, and we look- at the uk thinking, wow, | things are working th

for 95 years, guido di nardo's family have dressed the men of milan.t these 12 months have ruined him. with losses of 75% and now closing for another lockdown, even europe's fashion capital is fraying. translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely, _ like so many others here. when i think of how this shop was my parents�* and grandparents�* life, it makes me want to cry. i'm only staying open for my children. if it were up to me, i would have given up already. a third wave, fuelled by the british variant, has closed shops, restaurants and schools in over half of italy's regions, including here in lombardy where europe's first wave exploded a year ago. forfamilies, it's like being stuck in time. for the covid generation, it's like time stolen. we feel pretty dreadful. it's like back to square one after a year. it is incredible that we haven't, the government, the schools haven't had the chance to think about an alternative. we look at israel, we look at the us, and we look- at the uk thinking while,| things are working there. and here? not r

man united meeting ac milan, that sounds champions league like.any many years. they have got tradition, history, quality, absolute class act. they have rebuilt again and now really challenging at the top and it is nice to see them back out there. silverstone has been earmarked as on of three tracks ready to stage one of the first sprint races this season, as changes to the traditional run—up to grand prix are trialled. the second practice session on fridays is likely to be replaced by qualifying for the shortened race the following day, which will last about half an hour and will decide grid positions for the grand prix on sunday. the idea is to make race weekends less predictable and increase the sport's fan base. fi teams are broadly in support of the new format. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's it from me. thank you very much. good afternoon, i am jane good afternoon, i amjane hill, and i will take you through the next few hours of our coverage. we will start with the coronavi

for 95 years, guido di nardo's family have dressed the men of milan.g down from his grandparents. but these 12 months have ruined him. with losses of 75% and no closing for another lockdown, even europe's fashion capital is fraying. translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely, _ like so many others here. when i think of how this shop was my parents' and grandparents' life, it makes me want to cry. i'm only staying open for my children. if it were up to me, i would have given up already. a third wave, fuelled by the british variant, has closed shops, restaurants and schools in over half of italy's regions, including here in lombardy where europe's first wave exploded a year ago. forfamilies, it's like being stuck in time. for the covid generation, it's like time stolen. we feel pretty dreadful. it's like back to square one after a year. it is incredible that we haven't, the government, the schools haven't had the chance to think about an alternative. we look at israel, we look at the us, and we look at the uk thinking while, things are wor

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a busy industrial hub once known as the milan of the south, it has a growing migrant community.e city and its food . emanuela runs a supper club where young refugees cook the food from their homelands and share their stories. >> joy from nigeria is now a close family friend, and mustapha, a young migrant from egypt, has become their foster son. and i've heard they're both amazing cooks. >> this one, we have carrots, green beans, and shrimps. >> and little shrimps. >> yeah, fried already. >> mm, delicious. oh, i can't wait. very exciting. tonight they're making a fusion of african dishes. >> this one is fried rice. >> joy's special rice is being served alongside spicy chicken flavored with curry, ginger and rosemary. >> oh, my gosh. plantains. and plantain, a type of banana fried in coconut oil. i can see that nigerian and italian hospitality have a lot in common. oh, wonderful. that's delicious. emanuela and mimo took mustapha under their wing shortly after he arrived in sicily six years ago. he was only 16 when he left his family to make the dangerous journey across the mediter

our correspondent mark lowen has been to milan and has this report.ave dressed the men of milan, his boutique passing down from his grandparents. but these 12 months have ruined him with losses of 75% and now closing for another lockdown, even europe's fashion capital is fraying. translation: i capital is fraying. translation: ., , capital is fraying. translation: ., �* capital is fraying. translation: ., ., translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely _ translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely like _ translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely like so - translation: i hope we don't have to shut down completely like so many - shut down completely like so many others here. when i think about how this shop was my parents and grandparents live, it makes me want to live. i am only staying open for my children. if it was up to me, i'd have given up already. fie, my children. if it was up to me, i'd have given up already.— my children. if it was up to me, i'd have given up already. a third wave fuelled by the _ hav

. -- stocks in milan up a little bit more on the close. a raised outlook for the global economy. the oecd expects global gb -- gdp to expand 5.6% this year, a 1.4 percent boost from its previous output. the u.s. is expected to grow 6.5 percent, with china and india on track to be the fastest growing economies in the world. strong fiscal stimulus around the world has helped the outlook, as has the rollout of vaccines. the oecd morning that vaccination programs need to speed up to ensure a strong recovery. the broader outlook may be brightening slightly. millions of families around the world are still facing severe economic difficulty as a direct result of the pandemic. in italy, a million people or plunged into poverty last year. reporter: these are some of the thousands of people who have been queuing up for food parcels at the daily bread charity. despite being the center of italy's industrial north and one of the richest cities in europe, milan has seen poverty source since the arrival of covid-19 a year ago. >> [speaking italian] >> [speaki italian] reporter: according to figu

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when i was in milan, i start to miss this land a lot. other eyes so you can see the opportunities. >> i decided to start with this here. >> i wonder how this was done. >> we do only by hand. this is grapes. 100%. >> this is 2004. this is my label and my piece of art. >> it is beautiful. >> how many bottles do you make a year? >> 140,000. >> wow? >> do you want to taste something with me? >> yes! >> i thought you would never ask. >> this is white. it is a blend moscato. >> this is delicious, i am going to take a bath in it. >> it is light. >> yes. >> it is elegant. >> when people drink it they don't think it is sicilian wine. >> that's really good. >> my mom gave me really good values, always telling me that i am able to do something. >> in the region only a quarter of the women who joined the work force. >> did you find it difficult to start a business? >> when i was 21, nobody was believing that this could work in the vineyards or around the culture. i remember for me the most difficult side was to convince people working with me after

the beautiful blue skies of milan belie the dark clouds of covid gathering it again, because, just overrld to impose a national lockdown, it is shutting its doors once again. this region, lombardy, the original epicentre of the first wave, is now one of 11 regions in italy, over half the country, in which schools, shops, restaurants are closing as part of a red zone, and for three days across the easter holiday, the whole of italy will become a red zone, so there will be closures right across the country. italy is now in a third wave of the virus, with infections likely to peak in six or seven days, and while some here support the tightening of the measures, for many, well, they feel at the end of their tether. we know that it is necessary but we are very tired, so i hope that this is the last one. we feel pretty dreadful. it is like back to square one after a year. it is incredible that the schools haven't had a chance to think about an alternative. we look at israel, we look at the us, and we look at the uk thinking, well, things are working there, yeah. and here? not really. italy's

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ramped up across italy from monday 8 to more regions including the capital run and its financial center milan will become red zones most of the population under the country's most severe measures the government is scrambling now to contain a surge in cases believed to be driven by a variant 1st discovered here in the u.k. residents in the red zones won't be allowed to leave their homes except for work exercise or in the event of an emergency school's nonessential shops and restaurants will all close with also any travel between town severely limited the government has announced a 3 day nationwide lockdown over the easter weekend. springs of instill minds and we will do everything we can to prevent them from happening again on the basis of sun talking with the governments today and adopted restrictive measures that we have judged to be appropriate proportionate. in our other top stories this hour the parents of around 30 students kidnapped in northern nigeria awaiting for news of their whereabouts the overnight raid on a forestry college is the 4th mass school abduction now in the volatile reg

a second half goal from the aptly name defender, milan skriniar, was enough the slovakian pouncing on edge closer to a first title in 11 years. in the premier league, thomas tuchel�*s unbeaten start to his reign as chelsea boss continues, his side beating everton 2—0. chelsea took the lead after kai havertz�*s shot took a big deflection off the everton defender ben godfrey, and then doubled their lead through a jorginho penalty afterjordan pickford brought down havertz. with ten games of the season left chelsea are fourth in the table. we are chasing our own benchmark and we need to be ready again next saturday, i think, against leeds. it does not stop. this is also good because they feel that the group is ready and this is the next challenge, and in the end, the fixture takes care of itself and the results come from performance, so we rely on this. west ham united continued their unlikely push for a place in next season's champions league with a 2—0 win over leeds which leaves them fifth. on loanjesse lingard got the opener for the hammers then an unmarked craig dawson scored the sec

body like here at the fabric of dell the poor a museum in milan leonardo da vinci 3 d. even let's visit his meet the man himself the immersive exhibit links the past with the present and gives a view is the opportunity to experience many of da vinci's creations all under one roof. the exhibition at the queen's gallery in london draws together the threads of the rene science man's feverish curiosity these drawings gave davinci room to explore the universal laws he believed underpinned all of creation. the drawings show that leonardo was a serious practitioner of sculpture architecture engineering. scientist of many different feels he saw himself as a fully rounded figure drawing is the activity that pulls it all together. the collection has been together since the artist's death and provides an insight into the masters in workings. weaving davinci this tapestry woven purely of silk with gold and silver thread is inspired by davinci the last supper to mark the anniversary the vatican museum hosted a study day to coincide with the conclusion of a year and a half of restora

quite a match with fear and tina recovering to go to one up frank robbery with their 2nd goal but milan then responded with 2 goals of their own to win it $32.00 and move within 6 points of leaders and in milan. even if his hopes of retaining the italian title are all but over they suffered a shock defeat against been a vento it was a bit of into his 1st win since early january even christiane over naldo couldn't inspire a comeback 10 points adrift of leaders and. will tokyo 2020 president psycho has she moto says everything is being done to ensure a safe torch relay in light of the ongoing pandemic the relay begins on thursday the torch itself arrived in japan about a year ago as part of the covert 19 precautions the organizers have also announced in the last week that overseas fans will not be allowed at the games which will start expectedly in july. already that's it for me with your sports teams back over to lee. and he thanks for that that's it for me money inside for this news out adrian for the good will be back in a moment when news today is. decades ago manila was called the pe

now so much that could easily have been a champions league encounter munched united face ac milan in the europa league last 16 later the 2 continental giants are going head to head for the 1st time in 11 years and the 1st ever meeting in europe's 2nd take competition you know to the only club still in the competition to won the europa league in its current form with milan yet to reach the final. yeah when i was going over the watched a lot of ac milan in the big games in the big night so they've been involved in so it's an exciting time for this we want to play the bass we want to test ourselves against the best teams and i feel like they're one of the best teams in the competition so will be forward to it in concert or or. there are a lot of strong teams but for sure this is a very prestigious fixture between 2 clubs who have a great history and a great past what we hope and what we're working for is to realize our dreams and to go back to winning ways and no mention city of moving closer towards reclaiming the premier league title on wednesday city crushed southampton $52.00 in a d

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the situation, one vaccine centre in milan but the government has pledged to ramp up the vaccination today and up to 500,000 every day from mid april. but there is growing frustration here at the slowness of the vaccine roll—out programme. it is partly of course down to the supply problems, the italian government says it was expecting 16 million doses to be received by the end of march, its only had 8 million. that problem with supply and of course rise in cases as well is mirrored in much of the rest of the european union as well. in poland, cases there have gone up by 75% on last week, in germany intensive care doctors have called for an immediate national lockdown saying the country is in the grip of a third wave and in france, intensive care occupancy is at its highest for the last three months with patients being flung right across the country to find beds. here in italy they are hoping the peak of this third wave will be felt within a week and they are saying 80% of the population will be vaccinated by the middle of september. this exhausted country is asked once again to follo

is green building designed the way for the future in india architects like milan john but while hope so and are ready to play their part. rethinking cities is a mammoth task with heaps of challenges how for example will we keep the cities of the future. in 2016 the world's households produced 2000000000 tons of waste by 2050 estimates suggest there be 3400000000 tons of it 80 percent from city. so most of us rubbish it's just a pain it looks bad smells bad and yet it has huge potential clever recycling we can make it stream really useful products from it like in the netherlands. we're using natural resources at a very fast pace some are finite others renewable but nature can't keep up with us . we also generate vast amounts of greenhouse. cities account for 70 percent of them. the dutch capital amsterdam is aiming to create a circular economy by 2050 that involves kid tailing the use of new rule materials avoiding waste and reusing as much as possible by slashing emissions. the city sanitation department fishes $42.00 tons of floating plastic trash out of the canals every year a lot

place could exist, in fashionable, money-driven milan. this seems like a million-miles away from the nearby stock exchange. the trendy bars, and the lu luxury-brand stores. here, in this milan, i recognize the power of the pioneers that changed the face of italy, through sheer, hard work. this place, for me, is living proof that can be a vehicle for social change. after all, most revolutions begin around a table. >>> so, bolonia. i haven't been here for a long time. very happy to be back. >> the people have been hit hard by the covid pandemic but i have arrived during a brief moment of normality. when lockdown has been lifted, restaurants are filling up, and masks are optional, outside. bologna is an ancient university town, the oldest in the western world. brought to life, by students flaunting their youth. >> this, it's an aphrodisiac. i am all alone in a hotel. why would i want to do that? this place is rich and its food is famous. some bold souls whisper that it's the best, in italy. >> smell, smell, smell. this is the smelling is unb

is green building designed the way for the future in india architects like milan john but while hope so and are ready to play their pass. rethinking cities is a mammoth task with heaps of challenges how for example will we keep the cities of the future. in 2016 the world's households produced 2000000000 tons of waste by 2050 estimates suggest they'll be 3400000000 tons of it 80 percent from cities. so most of us rubbish is just a pain it looks bad smells bad and yet it has huge potential clever recycling we can make it streaming a useful products from it like in the netherlands. we are using natural resources at a very fast pace some are finite others renewable but nature can't keep up with us . we also generate vast amounts of greenhouse. cities account for 70 percent of. the dutch capital amsterdam is aiming to create a circular economy by 2050 that involves containing the use of new rule materials avoiding waste and reusing as much as possible by slashing emissions. the city sanitation department fishes $42.00 tons of floating plastic trash out of the canals every year a lot more

business i'm joined now the milan in berlin so happy you can join us scuse me and we're starting with some good news the world's economic prospects are improving according to the organization for economic cooperation and development the o.e.c.d. it says vaccination programs and direct fiscal support in some countries will help global g.d.p. growth to 5.6 percent and 2021 global output is now expected to top prepared to make levels by me dear but major risks still remain including vaccine resistant coded mutations such mutations could lead to weaker recovery job losses and more business closures the report stress that speedy vaccine development is key to the global economic recovery here's the o.e.c.d. chief economist food they've. run. a lot of them now and on. the face of it they should. see should we see a lot of. good streets that do accident rates and there are one facts even fast and can. vary. the injuries that not might soon enough and not manage when on the situation they can't where you are and they're starting to look. now one country which is vaccinating quickly is the unit

angry with their 2nd goal but milan then went on to respond with 2 goals of their own and win 32 they know within 6 points of leaders inset. librium of it has just joined up with the sweden squad he's been talking about his decision to return to the international game when i came back from america started to play in milan the euro as you know i started to feel alive again and i was feeling i could perform on a high level and i was doing good i was doing more doing good than the. and there will was going more and more and. and i have been following the national team all the time. and i mean to play in the national team is the biggest thing you can and you can do as a football player. look at this goal from portugal's 2nd tear falls and goalkeeper ricardo nunez with a kick 6 remember when his opposite number will probably want to forget. it helped secure his team doing a win over math for his team still bottom of the table. trick india getting ready to take on world champions england in a 3 match one day series of just beaten england in a c 20 series and the world cup in that format is