seaside resorts and red brick gothic architecture those are going to be 2 key elements of my trip to germany's northeast i want to discover strauss and a world heritage city and the baltic island of food and. to get a little overview of i'm at st mary's church it's considered a masterpiece of late gothic architecture and boasts a tower that gives me a perfect view of the city. here in straws and i'm going to admire an amazing viking treasure and a local delicacies i'm also really looking forward to exploring the island of including in the low season one it's not so overrun with tourists and. besides that we'll show you what delusions famous shock is used for. our female of the week takes us to a popular festival in colombia. and our globe trotter will show us the winter sports paradise around davos in switzerland. charles and was founded in $1234.00 and was a member of the mediæval trading alliance the hanzi attic league it's now symbolized by the magnificent brick gothic architecture built at the time it's also why shawls and was declared a unesco world heritage site in 2002. and th

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the next morning he's at the port of a small seaside town south of the car this is where the pirogue small traditional boats set out to catch fish for members company to bypass today the boss himself is also on board. small shrimp is hooked to speight members fishes don't use nets they stick to fishing lines it's more work to catch fish this way but it's also more sustainable and that's really important to moma. better. because they work to squash the net. then the idea is there's 2 years old he's been looking for to be a pest for 3 years it's finally given him a prospect in life. like you and him because. i've already tried to go to europe twice and each time i failed this year she was limited in my work. then my father left me his parole. now that i work for 2 passion i've been able to afford an outboard engine with and even buy a 2nd perot. in the. business is going well. at least. in the late afternoon the fishes return to port with a catch as soon as they reach dry and then they have to hurry average temperatures here are around 40 degrees celsius making it quite a challenge to

together perhaps on easter monday taking a little trip out of the city going to the countryside of seaside this year though none of that the authorities are saying stay at home is one roman told me that this seems like a double imprisonment you can't see your family and your loved ones and you can't go outside as well so they're trying to see how they could be the day seemed different from the other one after almost 5 weeks of lockdown now astonishing is going to make an extra special meal or perhaps get the chocolate big but seriously it's a very different atmosphere this year and it does sound like the italian lockdown has been particularly harsh yes it has i mean it's it's 5 weeks now going into it and so far people can only go out if they've got work reasons for health reasons or they're doing any of the essential activities such as shopping for food or perhaps going to the pharmacy or maybe picking up the paper to get themselves informed and to do that yourself declaration for to step out of the house and really people stuck in their homes also concerned about their livelihoods this w

time when families get together and if you easter egg hunts with the kids, and you take trips to the seasideo happen and for obvious reasons and the vast majority of people get that, they are doing their best. you will have to walk around my local park to see people doing quite happy edging away from people. and i'm applauding them doing it. not taking it personally and it's a relief to see. there's a few people not doing it and that's the issue here. the police are warning that if you people going down to cornwall and up structure. we had greater manchester police talking about last weekend that the weather was not even going to be as good as it was this weekend. over 600 parties they had to break up and parties including street parties and bouncy castles. not everybody has got this message andi not everybody has got this message and i could say this to go to be an anxious time for police, because we do need to keep the social distancing in place because scientists are telling us the cheap scientific officer said their site that may just be scientific officer said their site that mayjust be

line might be i'm not talking about reopening the economy and everybody walking the board walk at seaside. i'm talking about a slow gentle return with strict controls and the possibility of a reversion to the lockdown, which you've seen happen in various places. >> yeah, i would like to say we're within days or weeks i see nothing that says we're not deep into may. behave to get it right here, we have to break the back of this virus and then we can reopen the economy and our society. if you get that wrong, theorde wrong, if you start too early, i'm fearful you throw gasoline on the fire, but i will tell you, everybody overwhelmingly is doing the right thing, and we will get there, i wish it were sooner than it will be. >> very tough too. and there's some things i would imagine are impossible for you to manage. >> right across the george washington bridge, it's connected to new york by the george washington bridge new jersey transit is still running, effectively not locking down the border with new york, but at least controlling the flow of pedj >> the flow, the reality is, the flow is so

centimeters whether it is the city planners in new york who are still addressable legals or rice farmers in seaside indeed villages they all have one life threatening question to face how to adapt when sea levels rise to as much as 60 metres as scientists have predicted. at the edge of to see if they fear it especially the monster waves spawned by thai firms lovely smart has came here looking for work 15 years ago and ended up staying she sells food to freighter crews 3 times she nearly waited too long before fleeing. not only. when i saw that the water had come up this high and was starting to form any i left everything including our clothes i just took my kids my 2nd child was just a baby back then after we got out our house was totally swept away by the current. 21 families have moved into this apartment block 3 years ago like lovely suarez they all lived in improvised shocks subsidized by the state the new housing has been built to help protect people from the sometimes deadly flooding filomena cinco nicknamed kamina lives here in a 21 square meter flood proof lot of now of the brain leaving he

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. >> our town in every town, certainly on the seaside, stay-at-home, keepaway, stay safe to keep us, nhs, safe, so we can save people's lives. reporter: other coastal resorts were deserted from south bend on see- - sea to souwold. an a normal easter weekend it would bimpossible to park. >> can only walk on the riverwalk. reporter: in london, officials warning people to keep a distance. >> can you turn around, please? staying staonary. he same household? repoer: an birmingham rangers have been patrolling the parks. >> stay indoors because of covid-19. >> i am not allowed in the frt reporter: but one household thought the police were taking things a little too far. south yorkshire police have since apologized and described but ill-informed.ntioned messages like these ineecotland haveseen across the u.k.'s tourist spots and appear to havc made a diffe there was also a reminder today that peoe can die one month after being infected, so staying apart and staying at home is vital. >> right now you have to mention there was a lot of virus circulating. if we keep away from other people, the

but t some tourist spots contin to be packed with visitors, including the city of kamakura, it's a seasideown located just outside tokyo. abe says it's important to reduce the trend, especially with the string of holidays set to start next week. the minister in chaharge of coronavirus measures says h he wants the companies to abide by the government's request to shutter their doors. >> translator: we've received multiple reports that some businesses are not following the request. there are also cases of people traveling to other prefectures to visit facilities that are still open. >> japan does not have laws to force businesses to close, but nishimura says he may disclose the names of businesses that do not follow the request. >>> meanwhile, japanese health authorities said on tuesday 12 more people died from the virus. that brings the total d death tl to 288, including 13 from the "diamond princess" cruise ship, which is quarantined near tokyo in february. the total number of confirmed cases in japan now exceeds 11,400. more than 700 cases have also been linked to the ship. >>> medical st

the warning comes as officials in the seaside city of kamakura located near tokyo say they've seen a rise in the number of visitors in recent weeks. >> translator: we can'n't overlk this situation in which h so ma people are visiting our cicity. the governmement's stay-at-home request has s not been enough t deter visitors. >> this map shows the decrease in the number of outings nationwide based on cell phone data. on sunday tokyo and other major cities saw a decrease of over 50%. 12 prefectures saw less than a 40% drop. a panel of experts is calling for more social distancing at supermarkets, saying crowded checkout lines could create cluster infections. >>> data compiled by u.s. >>> now a publishing company in fukuoka, international commercial hub in western japan, is stepping in to help. >> reporter: an online yoga class for parents and their children. a fukuoka publisher is developing the online shows. it produces parenting magazines and community websites. >> translator: our editors and writers are mothers. we're making parenting magazines by mothers for mothers. >> reporter: it

around $24.00 centimeters whether it is the city planners in new york residents or rice farmers in seaside villages they all have one life threatening question how to adapt when sea levels rise to as much as 60 meters as scientists have predicted. a poverty stricken district in manila's port area that's packed with houses on stilts at the edge of the sea. the people here live on the water and from it and sometimes they fear it especially the monster waves spawned by typhoons. lovely suarez came here looking for work 15 years ago and ended up staying she sells food to freighter crews 3 times now storm flooding has destroyed the shock she lived on the 1st time it happened she nearly waited too long before fleeing. not only. when i saw that the water had come up this high and was starting to form eddies on the floor i just grabbed my kids and my bag and rushed out i left everything including our clothes i just took my kids my 2nd child was just a baby back then after we got out our house was totally swept away by the current. 21 families have moved into this apartment block 3 years ago like l

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i will turn and show you the seaside and where we are., the bbc filmed at harbour house. is that a good start made me feel good all day. then the big issue was the financing of care. now it is simply how to keep everyone safe. protective equipment, p—p—e, is in short supply. i have watched the news and i know there is more available to the nhs, but i'm not sure about us. i hope that will be a massive consideration, because we have got 300 masks in the building. there are 35 residents at harbour house. the youngest is 83. there is more available to the nhs, but i'm not sure about us. i hope that will bea not sure about us. i hope that will be a massive consideration, because we have got 300 masks in the building. there are 35 residents at harbour house. the youngest is 83. you have had a phone call from australia this morning. you have had a phone call from australia this morninglj you have had a phone call from australia this morning. i have. who was it? my youngest daughter to say happy mother's day. a day late. she tried to get me yeste

sunday with a whole family maybe a walk a nice to bonfire for many it's also a short vacation at the seaside in the south where it's already warmer usually but not this year. in these media with social contacts already limited within germany the government's crisis group agreed on monday to institute a 2 week quarantine ferry tourney's so who's affected as of april 10th all german nationals citizens and other long time residents who return to germany after several days of protests have to quarantine themselves for 14 days there are however exceptions seasonal workers in agriculture commute travelling to work truck drivers delivering goods and of course medical professionals. restrictions for non germans and nonresidents have already been in place since mid march only those with a valid reason to travel can be admitted to germany for everyone else the same message applying it's time to stay at home. political correspondent joins me now from our parliamentary studio hands germany is increasing restrictions for residents entering the country yet at the same time there have been discussions abou

be an easter like no other instead of family gatherings in feasting as well as excursions to the seaside or countryside to enjoy the good weather it's going to be all about staying at home the police are expected to be out in full force to make sure that people don't do what they're normally used to doing at this time of the year the other struggle is to how to make this period special as compared to every other day when we're here into more than a month of these lockdown measures here in italy i'm going to try to cook an extra special meal or perhaps try and get that chocolate chocolate bunny for my child but it's not so easy for many out there their families concerned about the fact that they may have lost their jobs are not getting enough money in order to feed their families normally at this time of the year there should be thousands of people flocking into the old city to celebrate easter and passover in 2 weeks' time ramadan will begin but nothing is norm of this year the old city is empty there know this it is and the mood is rather somber. people of all faiths have been asked to

be an easter like no other instead of family gatherings in feasting as well as excursions to the seaside countryside to enjoy the good weather it's going to be all about staying at home the police are expected to be out in full force to make sure that people don't do what they normally used to doing at this time of the year other struggle is to how to make this period special as compared to every other day when we're here into more than a month of these lockdown missions here in italy i'm going to try to cook an extra special meal or perhaps try and get that chocolate chocolate bunny for my child but it's not so easy for many out there their families concerned about the fact that they may have lost their jobs on not getting enough money in order to feed their families here in the philippines easter is celebrated with elaborate religious rituals like reenactment of the crucifixion and massive prayer gatherings we're in for a more quiet easter as we enter the 4th week of lock down this church where i would normally be teeming with street vendors and church goers it isn't usually very quiet

early june and people are used to going away to going clear to leave to the south somewhere by the seaside or whatever at the in fact the case is at the moment that even travel within germany is quite quite restricted to the 2 especially the tourist areas in germany even from within germany there are many tourist areas that you are not allowed to go to at the moment on the european level there are others cautions in brussels on the level of the european union and there are of course the interest of the southern states in europe of greece of italy of france of spain who receive millions and millions of visitors from all over europe and who also depend very largely on the income from this tourism they are putting a lot of pressure on their colleagues in other european countries to some find some way of easing travel restrictions but i think if travel restrictions are eased on and at an international level here europe it will be done on the level of the european union all of the countries together that's also one reason why marco contract about that at the moment good talking to your hands th

feasting easter monday traditionally the idea is to get out of the city go to the countryside go to the seaside enjoy the good weather we have here in the city but this year will be very different the authorities are calling on people to stay at home there are increased patrols and checkpoints that have been set up particularly on the roads leading out of the city as well as the authorities are using drones to make sure that they can keep track of people to ensure that they don't go out that city building peace creasing temperatures and better weather we are seeing more people on the streets as well despite this call of the authorities are saying while the numbers appear to be improving you can't let your guard down. in the united states more than 18000 people have died from corona virus infections that puts the us close to overtaking entally as the country with the world's highest death toll and all their nearly 500000 confirmed cases in the u.s. new york state alone has more cases than any other country. passengers have thinned out on new york subways but that snow is surance to many people w

feasting easter monday traditionally the idea is to get out of the city go to the countryside go to the seaside enjoy the good weather we have here recently but this year will be very different the authorities are calling on people to stay at home there are increased patrols and checkpoints that have been set up particularly on the roads leading out of the city as well as the authorities are using drones to make sure that they can keep track of people to ensure that they don't go out that sit there with a piece creasing temperatures in better weather we are seeing more people on the streets as well despite this call of the authorities are saying while the numbers appear to be improving you can't let your guard down. let's take a look at some other coronavirus related news from around the world apple and google have announced plans to work together to create contact tracing technology to slow the spread of the corona virus the 2 companies mobile operating systems powered 99 percent of the world's smartphones while it tracing app could be a powerful tool in combating the virus remains serious pri

beach, pathways, all the shops would be busy, everything. 0ur town and every town, certainly on the seaside at home, keep away, keep themselves safe, to keep us, the nhs safe, so we can save people's lives. other coastal resorts were also deserted — from southend—on—sea to southwold. and skegness, where on a normal easter weekend it would be impossible to park. sir! no running! that's it. you can only walk on the river walk. in london, officials have been reminding people to keep a distance. sir, could you dismount, please? thank you. sitting on the beach — you're all right walking around, but staying stationary, are you from the same household or...? in birmingham, rangers have been patrolling the parks. stay indoors because of covid—19. so you're saying i am not allowed on my front garden? you cannot come on yourfront garden. in rotherham, one householder thought the police were taking things a little too far. south yorkshire police have since apologised and described the incident as well—intentioned but ill—informed. messages like these in scotland have been seen across the uk's tourist

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sunday with a whole family maybe a walk a nice to bonfire for many it's also a short vacation at the seaside in the south where it's already warmer usually but not this year. in these media with social contacts already limited within germany the government's crisis group agreed on monday to institute a 2 week quarantine for a tourney's so who's affected as of april 10th all german nationals e.u. citizens and other long time residents who return to germany after several days abroad have to quarantine themselves for 14 days there are however exception for seasonal workers in agriculture commute travelling to work truck drivers delivering goods and of course medical professionals. restrictions for non germans and non residents have already been in place since mid march only those with a valid reason to travel can be admitted to germany for everyone else the same message applying it's time to stay at home. linda crane who joins us now from our parliamentary studio berlin germany is tightening restrictions for residents entering the country yet at the same time there's been discussions about how

is going to be like no other instead of family gatherings in feasting as well as excursions to the seaside countryside to enjoy the good weather it's going to be all about staying at all the police are expected to be out in full force to make sure that people don't do what they normally used to doing at this time of the year other struggle is to hard to make this period special as compared to every other day when we're here into more than a month of. he's not down which is here in italy i'm going to try to cook an extra special meal or perhaps try and get that chocolate chocolate bunny for my child but it's not so easy for many out there their families concerned about the fact that they may have lost their jobs are not getting enough money in order to feed their families normally at this time of the year there should be thousands of people flocking into the old city to celebrate easter and passover in 2 weeks' time ramadan will begin but nothing is norm of this year the old city is empty there know this it is and the mood is rather somber. people of all faiths have been asked to stay at ho

our town and every town, certainly on the seaside, we need people to stay at home, keep away, keep themselvesafe, so we can say people's lives. other coastal resorts were also deserted — from southend—on—sea to southwold. and skegness, where on a normal easter weekend it would be impossible to park. sir! no running! that's it. you can only walk on the river walk. in london, officials have been reminding people to keep a distance. sir, could you dismount, please? thank you. sitting on the beach — you're all right walking around, but staying stationary, are you from the same household or...? in birmingham, rangers have been patrolling the parks. stay indoors because of covid—19. so you're saying i am not allowed on my front garden? you cannot come on yourfront garden. in rotherham, one householder thought the police were taking things a little too far. south yorkshire police have since apologised and described the incident as well—intentioned but ill—informed. messages like these in scotland have been seen across the uk's tourist spots, and they appear to have made a difference. there was also