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and welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin good to have you with us with the french economy has returned to growth posting 4 tenths of a percentage in growth in the 1st quarter figures are still being awaited for germany for later today they're expected to show g.d.p. falling during the 1st quarter as the country is hit with a devastating 3rd wave of the pandemic and germany is currently in a drastic lockdown as the country's vaccination effort is underway after a slow start consumption as well as the service sector have been hit hardest while the manufacturing sector remains relatively strong and is expected to help the german economy to a strong pick up in the 2nd half year. all right let's go to our financial correspondent conrad who isn't in frankfurt conrad good morning what are we expecting from these figures later today. good morning steve and the numbers are expected to be on the downside of one and a half percent decline for the 1st quarter is being accepted expected people now at the exchange are really talking about what's going on at the moment in the current qua

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i'm stephen beardsley in brylin welcome to the show a chief architect for the breakaway european soccer super league event as chairman andrea yellin has conceded the project has failed after all 6 english premier league clubs pulled out of the elite competition a fan such as those here outside chelsea stadium celebrated their clubs announcing that they would leave the super league which was backed by billions of euros of investment capital by u.s. bank j.p. morgan the organizers of the league was necessary to shore up faltering club's finances. as a project not just fans but many trainers and football managers disapproved of. with just. you know the share price for how the. you know we are. we have the. money people about. but you should. exist on the nukes on. in europe. because it goes against everything. i wrote over ashutosh monday in frankfurt ashutosh fans clearly saw this very differently from investors didn't they absolutely yes and as you heard the investors are looking for returns so when they see a product like the super league they see wow stuff there is line and messi and r

hello and welcome to open 1000 special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin well this week we're taking a look ahead at life after the pandemic from what it means for cities to economies and even nutrition a recent study has linked higher obesity rates with higher cova death rates the world obesity federation report says coppa death rates were 10 times higher in countries where the population was on average overweight further almost 90 percent of coppa deaths occurred in countries with high obesity rates the report calls for people living with obesity to have priority access to vaccines. i mean while the pandemic itself has increased hunger and malnutrition around parts of the world take brazil for the 1st time a whopping half of brazilians don't have access to safe and nutritious food that's according to reddy pence on a local food research group lines are swelling by the day at soup kitchens and food distribution points in the country experts say the sharp increase in food insecurity is due to job losses caused by the pandemic. pulling back is assistant professor at the london school of

i'd rather not but how will the world look after the pandemic alone welcome to the show i'm stephen beardsley in berlin that was sociologist richard sennett with whom we spoke on monday as part of our week long exercise of imagining life after the pandemic that is that.

hello and welcome to the cove in 1000 special i'm stephen beardsley in berlin well this week we're taking a look ahead at life after the pandemic for what it means for cities to economies and even nutrition a recent study has linked higher obesity rates with higher cova death rates the world obesity federation report says covert death rates were 10 times higher in countries where the population was on average overweight further almost 90 percent of covert deaths occurred in countries with high obesity rates the report calls for people living with obesity to have priority access to vaccines. i mean while the pandemic itself has increased hunger and malnutrition around parts of the world take brazil for the 1st time a whopping half of brazilians don't have access to safe and nutritious food that's according to reddy pence on a local food research group lines are swelling by the day at soup kitchens and food distribution points in the country experts say the sharp increase in food insecurity is due to job losses caused by the pandemic. pulling back is assistant professor at the london school

and the extensive coverage of knuckles testimony in data business with stephen beardsley in just over 15 minutes so you're watching data but the news still to come. will munich be stripped of its euro football hosting duties the city's under pressure to guarantee fans in the stands despite spiking cases occurred that night. coming up shortly but 1st rescuers searching for 3 migrant ships missing in the mediterranean say they found 10 bodies in the city the search party aboard the ocean viking found the bodies alongside a dinghy that had gone adrift was one of 3 that had been issued that had issued a distress signal the ocean viking belongs to a french migrant rescue group it says it was conducting the search for the boats in international waters northeast of the libyan city of tripoli. a migration and displacement is of course a global problem turkey is currently hosting more than 4000000 refugees from the middle east numbers surge during syria's civil war which began 10 years ago today most migrants trying to reach europe from turkey are not syrians but us towns journeys are always d

you know watching date over the news stephen beardsley will be here in just a moment with the latest from our business to say change that will have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour you can always get more on all our stories as well as analysis on our web site data of any dot com i'm rebecca resist in berlin thanks for watching. finally learning to read 60. her entire life cost me you may has invested everything into education for her 10 children. she herself is a little bit like a many older women in turkey but has let him play knows that learning always pays off. focus on the world. in 60 minutes. in mexico many push. ups ronaldo more right now climate change a different story. faces life less the way photos one week. how much work can really do. we still have time to ask i'm going. to success. but subscribe to the morning news like this. the amount of plastic is increasing every year many i'm gonna fucking own life so far for the holiday destinations and drowning in comes to mind right at the cost of the 1st. entry here in europe the explosive 1000000 tons of plas