ticket on that day you know it's just even when they lose our member a particular game for nil against norberg a loss it was pissing down rain and the fans just didn't stop singing it was incredible and i think that is something that is unique to you and i think we heard a fan in that piece so something similar like other fans will whistle or boo that scene when the not playing well well that will never happen when you and it's never happened and it is a cliche to talk about being this big family but it does ring true to some sense most of the fans are very very welcoming it's a credible atmosphere when you get there very inclusive as well and you don't just go for the football it's a big event you go there few hours before the match you share stories with your mates you sing for 90 minutes and then you share a few more stories for a couple hours after it's a pretty emotional atmosphere even if you're not an on your belly and fan of if we saw them actually when we get that they stayed off of the defeat and sang for the 1st this river is definitely very unique you know some people saying that y

bright open space that symbolize as the new democratic beginning cotty then there will card from norbergin in the more do the it and the the interior was left to purposely austere the the seeding plane and the floor just sandstone or and the only part that's a bit fancier is the speakers podium and the rostrum behind it over with an what is this hall used for to day you the whole me ordinal can look at their bit toward to out today it's used for special events in fact it's one of germany's most significant event locations or every year here for example the peace prize that the german book trade has been awarded since 1950 the good to fry's one of the highest honors of the city of frankfurt is also awarded here or plus major anniversary observance as are held here it's he used for a great many thanks. just listening to. the next point of interest i'm heading for is the river mine the woodbine bridge from here you can see another of the city's highlights the art institute. for it as a business and banking city also has a lot of art and culture to offer pretty concentrated on the banks of t

with air strikes and deliberately denying them aid even though the country's on the brink of famine norberg manly has details. have been in. indiscriminate killings. and using stuff ation as a weapon of who these are the findings of a group of united nations experts who investigated the war you haven't. the parties to the conflict in yemen are responsible for an array of human rights violations and violations of international humanitarian law some of these violations are likely to amount to war crimes. it's a 2nd report by a group of eminent experts who say the u.s. britain and france may be complicit in war crimes by arming and providing intelligence to the saudi u.a.e. coalition especially so in yemen says west some bombs a consistently being used by the coalition the problem with this how do the americans and all those who match them like the united states they ignore the dimension of the warsaw short of talking to iran short of probably mitigating the tension between the iranians and the americans there inas and the saudis i think those happening in in yemen is only a proxy for probably