sebastien loves the eucalyptus tree because it has medicinal uses and its leaves make it look which estimate financially responded that it's too bad it dries out the soil and the oil in its leaves can lead to wildfires. sébastien replied that when they are planted the trees are usually well spaced at least where he lives. the b.b. law on the other hand is a big fan of pomegranates because the healthy and motivating. time limit is a fan of the jungle great says hypo proca because it's great for pollinators and because it's vines block out the view of the riffraff next door which. the tree from indian. i think that every plant is important and can be used in various ways he says plants play an important role as the earth's lungs because they emit oxygen and help prevent global warming thanks for all those comments keep them coming. to life giving element oxygen that we mentioned as released when plants purchased synthesise everywhere from honduras had a question about that. why can't we replicate photos sent the says in the lab harnessing the energy of the sun plants have developed the process

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nationwide restrictions ban non-essential travel and all public gatherings and austrian chancellor sebastien court says his government is restricting travel from italy he says people from italy will only be allowed to enter austria if they have a doctor's certificate austrians in italy will be allowed to return as long as they agree to a 2 week home quarantine. coming up next eco terrorism or legitimate protests the extension rebellion in our documentary series close up in just a few minutes stay with us. a market of demonstrations uncompromising demand. extinction rebellion formed as a protest movement against climate change. their supporters call for big changes to be implemented quickly but how far are they willing to go to save the planet extinction rebel movement protest 40 come terrorism close up. next on d w. each stop tells my story. of the people around me builds me dedicates in a band to me. i am not a dime to carry. guns. listen closely and i will tell you about whom those who blew to me odd i'm done susumu down. i'm not a dom define. monster my sundays for centuries and how the c

stages of the world rally championship in mexico, more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastienashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt. the all england open badminton championships have been taking place in birmingham this week and the line—up for the men's final has been decided. top seed chou tien—chen of chinese tapei was leading denmark's anders antonsen when the dane had to retire due to injury. chou tien—chen will meet antonsen‘s compatriot in the final, viktor axelson. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith will be in mixed doubles action a little later on. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest and we've seen first pga major, the masters, and opening ladies‘ major, the ana inspiration, both postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open finished earlier today, and what a week it's been for england's alice hewson. in herfirst event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolu

for an unlikely european sports venue on went ahead against the run of play in a tight fest ha 5 sébastienanderson bravely heading home before being cleaned out by respect keep a current castillo's. everything seems right soon on as well entailed. the referee drew a temporary halt to proceedings another game suspended because of chanting and ban as directed at hoffenheim own a d. my top. players pleaded with the home fans to take the banners down the match was halted for more than 10 minutes that was enough to calm things down when the players did make their way back onto the pitch there were no further problems. the break in play didn't check only on strike and free generation made it to near on 56 minutes. 4 minutes later though the wolves hit back hard showed free trish that he doesn't have the pace in time bullet head is. inside the final 10 minutes another header this time of the glancing variety securing a point of all spoke about very holistic the onus to the final score. i. coming up next on news asia japan close the schools nationwide to combat the spread of the coronavirus what w

six time world rally champion sebastien ogier has criticised the decision to go ahead with rally mexicohip after it was cut short because of increasing travel restrictions due to coronavirus. ogier said on social media "this victory feels completely different than the others, because this rally should have not happened! protecting human life must come above any other interest — for sure also above racing! if we put the fans here in danger this victory has no value." horse racing in england continues today with meetings at carlisle and market rasen. there were five fixtures yesterday, with the biggest at uttoxeter where a crowd of 8,400 watched 6—1 shot truckers lodge win the midlands grand national. yesterday's attendance was a little over a thousand down from a year ago. meetings also took place at fontwell, kempton, newcastle and wolverhampton yesterday. police have this morning confirmed that jan vertonghen's family were held at knifepoint during a burglary that took place while the player was on champions league duty with tottenham in midweek. the belgian defender was in germany for

stages of the world rally championship in mexico, more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastienford catching fire. no—one was hurt. among the other sport going on today is the all england open badminton championships in birmingham, with the semi—finals under way. england's marcus ellis and lauren smith are in action in the mixed doubles right now. ellis and smith lost the first game to their indonesian opponents, before staging a great comeback in the second game from match point down to take it into a decider. that's taking place right now. you can watch live coverage on the red button and the bbc sport website. men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest. we've seen that the men's first pga major of the year, the masters, and the opening ladies major, the ana inspiration, has been postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open has just finished and what a week it's been for england's very own alice hewson. in herfirst event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot. my colleague chetan partak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely inc

that is the final word, sian griffiths and from the times, and sebastien payne from the financial timesdbye. you've been contacting us with your questions about the chancellor's speech and the support that could be given to the self—employed. we're going to do our best now to answer some of them now on bbc your questions answered. the short answer is, svetlana, you're going to have to take the calls to the benefit system because that's the only option available to you. i've been trying to help others today in a similar situation to you whereby their employer decided to not to apply for the furloughed scheme where they can apply for workers on their payroll to receive 80% of their pay for the first three months partly because companies will have to fund the upfront cost of some of that themselves and then claim it back from the tax office at a later date, so there are lots of people who are falling through the cracks of both of these schemes u nfortu nately cracks of both of these schemes unfortunately and will be reliant on the benefits system, and that wait for the money to come throug

after 13 stages britain's elfyn evans is third, more than half a minute behind toyota team mate sebastienatic fashion. the finn's ford catching fire. marshalls couldn't put it out, so he had to drive it to a safe place, where it burnt to a wreck. and there'll be a few aches and pains this morning after sport relief yesterday. olympic hockey champion sam quek and comedian lloyd griffiths will probably be suffering — they were involved in 2020 penalties. quek won in the end — scoring more than he saved. over 1400 of her spot kicks found the back of the net whilst griffiths was in goal! plenty of highlights on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather with louise. if you're craving some spring sunshine, bear with me, if you're craving some spring sunshine, bearwith me, i might be able to help with that, but further time being, we have seen some rain around during the early hours. as you can see, it is starting to ease away from eastern england and we have rain and mountain snow in scotland. that will clear as well but it is a real messy picture, really, this we

of the world rally championship in mexico, that's more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastien men's golf is on hold until next month at the earliest, and we've seen the first men's and women's majors, the masters, and the ana inspiration postponed. however, in cape town, the south african women's open has just finished and it has been an incredible debut for england's alice hewson. in her first event on the ladies european tour, she won by a shot and my colleague chetan pathak caught up with her earlier. it feels absolutely incredible. it isa dream it feels absolutely incredible. it is a dream come true. growing up as a kid, all i could dream of was playing on the european ladies tour, and for my first event, to come and win, the feeling is indescribable. u—turn per boat last year, as this happened quicker than you thought? it definitely has happened quicker than i thought, i was hoping to get toa than i thought, i was hoping to get to a nice steady start, but this is definitely a good thing. we saw the players championship stopped after the first round, where there are any co

mclaren team member tested positive for coronavirus and what is more, a number of drivers including sebastienind closed doors with no spectators in attendance. the chinese grand prix will not go ahead. dennis, a big day of cancellations in this. there will be no personal tennis tournament anywhere in the world now until at least april 20. that includes high profile bnp paribas open indian wells where novak djokovic and rafael nadal were due to be competing, that has been cold off stop —— called. the otherfootball news overnight coming into us in the last few hours, the chelsea and england start callum hudson—0doi tested positive for the coronavirus. the full men's team squad at chelsea and the coaching staff and a number of backroom staff will now all self—isolate. kelsey was scheduled to play aston villa tomorrow but that mass will have to be cancelled. more information on that when the premier league have that emergency meeting later today. some football did go ahead last night, though, this was in the europa league. it was a great night for manchester united, they thrust lask 5—0, no cowar