munich. a word that in britain was turned from the simple name of a city, into a political label — for the appeasement of hitler, perhaps political weakness in the face of aggression. it is the title of robert harris‘ new novel. a thriller set in that anxious prelude to the second world war, and the story of betrayal and loyalty. welcome. you face an interesting problem as an author here. you are trying to create tension, a marvellous human story, against the backdrop where we know the outcome. you know, oddly enough that is not a problem. one of the best thrillers of recent times, the day of the jackal, we know de gaulle was not assassinated, but it's still a thrilling book. we know there was a deal at munich, that is not really the issue. it is how we get there, what went on behind the scenes. and who was trying to do what, in order to get to a point the other didn't know what you have to do with this book, far from the essential human drama, which we will come to, for those who will no

f c byron munich to truly understand all the unique history words. to me as some young. men yet don't see kind of you can't touch us refine them by an. exclusive journey to the soul of my own us i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are in accept us for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me a phony. this is d.w. news live from berlin. munich fired coach carlo ancelotti following their humiliating defeat in the champions league under lackluster start the bye and. so what is next for germany's biggest team also on the program. the backlash against the kurdish independence vote because it was a turkish troops into an iraqi military exercises on the border with the kurdish region and airlines say they will suspend flights into and out of the kurdish regional capital we'll bring you the latest from there. playboy magazines found the hugh hefner dies aged ninety one but did the multimillionaire empower women or was he just the headline. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program germany's biggest foo

years now prior to that mishap domestically they haven't had the best form they draw against wolves in munich horrible they had a two nil lead at half time and then before that they lose to hoffenheim right now statistically they're off the table their worst start since the twenty ten twenty eleven season and that season biron did not walk away with the bundesliga title carla exalogic was brought in to do one thing win silverware only european states because then winning domestically is just not news you know you have to look at it and then karl-heinz you nigga said following this loss they will be repercussions he was a man of his word and cut ties with entity so wait until he has seemed like a bit of an odd man out at times by and what what was the problem that well it was clear in my opinion that the players this were not paid you know something you never hear or see in the but as they are players speaking out against their coach thomas moore he reached a milestone for byron munich had france four hundred appearances over four hundred appearances he came out suggesting the coach didn't lik

coming out as fourteen reaming been to sligo champions by and munich have announced they have sacked their coach carlo ancelotti following a crisis meeting at the club the fifty eight year an italian joined the bundesliga champions in two thousand and sixteen winning the title in his finest. anja lottie is a three time champions league winner and by the pinning their hopes on him winning the title for them but recent lackluster performances culminating in a bitter three net loss to p.s.g. in the champions league forced bind to part ways with their coach. and as the football continues tonight with the european cologne are looking for a tonic for their plans to go both where they are winless in six games and rooted to the bottom of the table the billy goats who welcomed red star belgrade to cologne are desperate to rediscover their winning touch. cologne have enjoyed a tumultuous start to this season but they lost their first five one display games conceding thirteen goals in the process and they've struggled at the other end to new structures on cordoba is yet to struck in the german

yes by munich were playing somewhat lackluster of late but i think. the straw that broke the camel's back was the rather dismal display against john in the champions league and the build up to it was all involved at the club chairman calling truman a outspoken critic of the newly rich club p.s.g. and all the money they've thrown out for big name players including the two hundred twenty two million years that paid for neymar who scored against buy in and i think it's a face saving decision somebody had to go consequences threatened in a post going banquet from ruining and unfortunately calo it's time to say ciao and he was the one who got the boot isn't that ironic byron complaining about the engine and. tell us that i mean what's next then for biron if they swap out the coaches that solve their problems while they do need a new coach they can go an interim coach not with their champions league aspirations still somewhat intact two names are at the forefront at the moment that's thomas to hold and you start with novels man he's a young coach he's dynam

in a very noisy in munich we factor. now there's no campaigning on saturday and the elections are on sunday and we here at g.w. want you to join the conversation you can follow our coverage online a d w dot com get your updates on i d w news facebook page or follow us on twitter using the hash tag germany decides a social media team is waiting to hear from. britain's prime minister has delivered a major policy speech in italy in an attempt to give impetus to see asians which the e.u. has described as stalled speaking in florence theresa may said the in the u.k. were moving through a critical period in their relationship the she looked forward she looked ahead to press it with optimism the prime minister also stressed that london wants to be a strong friend and partner off brussels our decision to leave the european union is in no way a repudiation of this longstanding commitment we may be leaving the european union but we are not leaving europe all resolved to draw on the full weight of our military intelligence diplomat

the presidents of germany and israel have unveiled a new memorial in munich that honors the 12 people, including 11 israeli at weeks, who were murdered in an attack on the 1972 olympics. the massacre took place after palestinian gunmen broke into munich's olympic elledge and started -- olympic village and started taking hostages. >> its architects simply call it open a cut," symbolizing how the 1972 attack sliced through the lives of the. the german president and israeli president unveiled the memorial on wednesday morning. visitors can look at the victims' biographies and personal effects. and there is a clear view of the site of the massacre. in september, 1972, a palestinian terror group took israeli athletes and sports officials hostage in munich's olympic village. there and later during a botched rescue attempt at a nearby airport, the terrorists murdered 11 israelis and a german police officer. the israeli president recalled the horror the munich massacre caused in israel at the time, and he expressed his gratitude for the new memorial. >> 45 years have passed, and now an offici

a stunning bundesliga result at byron munich underdogs wolfsburg surprise the champions. league. hello and welcome i'm michel henery it's good to have you with us. with germans set to vote on sunday the leading candidates for the post of chancellor have been waiting their case to voters on glimmer girl and her challenger martin schulz both held election rallies on friday the latest polls give merkel's christian democrats a double digit lead over martin schultz a social democrats but that didn't devon showed his enthusiasm at his rally in berlin. martin schultz meeting his supporters two days before polling he's determined to fight on despite being given almost no chance of beating merkel tomorrow some say his main campaign issue social justice has failed to energize voters yet this is the issue to which he returns at a rally in berlin remember the learn of. when we talk about fair wages about collective wage agreement the jobs with permanent contract should be the norm in germany which is the basis for a good future for the next generation. the passion of schulz's speech left man

byron munich to truly understand all news is three words. elect me as some young. men yet some you can see kind of you can't touch us refining them by an. exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich eleven years i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are not suppose for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me yet. this is d.w. news live from berlin confrontation in catalonia on the eve of the independence referendum rallies take place in both madrid and barcelona to oppose sunday's disputed vote of the catalonian government insist that.

in munich the opponents of the weimar republic were mobilizing. on the eighth of november of aryan states commissioner gustaf own car held a rally in the borgo broke a b. a hole. in his speech he sought to whip up opposition to berlin he spoke of shameful treaties. but one man there was tired of words he wanted action hitler saw his chance to strike he demanded that the hesitant bavarian government should join him the host and all those present were taken off guard. but his words were lost in the hubbub witnesses later reported they regarded the whole thing as a pantomime. the nazionale evidence showed just. yes i was trying to buy sex and that should be other muslim men on visits. and it was. but the hot head from the national socialist german workers party was serious it was. business and the stuff i did not i don't get inside them comes. it was such a scandalous to me the feeling that showed. such a high stakes. you know you. shortly before midnight the news reached berlin strays him and immediately called a crisis meeting president a but was p

so i think there was something rotten in the state of byron in munich and this was the final straw so where do they go from here you know there been some rumors all right now immediately it's going to be willie technology assistant he's going to take over the reins thomas to cole was a coach of rusia dorman he's a name that's been thrown out in the rumor mill possibly he could you know fill the slot of byron munich typically they have very world recognize the noble coaches filling these rains in my opinion the young wonder kid from oppenheim you leonardo's mind is the best bet he's home grown a german native i think byron winning in the long run will look and try to get a coach that knows the players knows the system and that wants to be about munich and more importantly he's german so i think in a few years there will be the call that you have to wait and see chris harrington finance thank you ok now turkey has reacted angrily to this week's independence referendum by iraqi kurds turkish forces have stopped training kurdish soldiers to fight so-called islamic state they've also held

after the events in munich things quieten down. just a week after the be a whole porch strays a man took another decisive step the now worthless mark was replaced by a new currency the rent and mark the trillion old paper mugs could be exchanged for one renton market ending hyperinflation at a stroke. strays a man had steered the republic through its toughest crisis but he came under renewed pressure in the reichstag and the city. the social democrats withdrew their support because he'd sent the army into red saxony entering. the german national party wanted him out because he'd ended the passive resistance to france sprays him and called for the vote of confidence. the result of the vote is as follows for the strays among government one hundred fifty six members no confidence in the government two hundred thirty one members thanks. strays a man had been chancellor for just one hundred days president hébert who had been at his side during the crisis criticized his own party the social democrats that's always fun last in cannes lot

exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich. yes a new it's a kind of culture war we are we are not suppose for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a son me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. me a phony. this is deja vu news live from berlin it's known as the alternative nobel prize giving local heroes global recognition the winners of this year's right livelihood award have been announced speaks with recipients including this investigative journalist from azerbaijan she was jailed for her role.

from all that big news from by munich kris hollington from a sports desk joins us in the studio welcome chris firing the coach is a really big deal how shocking is. sacking by byan not that shocking armorica when you factor in this was strike three for the big boss man actually losing three nailed to p.s.g. that's the worst defeat byron has suffered in this competition in twenty one years of competing ok in that strike to the draw against ok a draw they had a two nil lead in that game that it up drawing and then they lost off in time bar in munich they demand more from their coaches consider the only thing that she has won in terms of silverware was the bonus they get title last season so i don't think it's a big shock karl hyde's real nigga said there will be consequences following this defeat and he's a man of his work clearly when somebody you know people feel that he didn't fit into the bind it was or to stack ticks was just personality ready to go wrong in dealing with this very prestigious club well you know you can only see how the players kind of responded thomas really mean he'

hundreds of kilometers further south in munich the scene is very different crowds jeer and whistle of the rally by chancellor merkel it is a don't divide is not high unleashed which we can agree on one thing we definitely won't shape germany's future by whistling and screaming his style to. the critics are angry about the way she handled the refugee crisis in twenty fifteen she says that will never happen again. that was planted those who do feel love what happened in two thousand and fifteen must not and will not be repeated mission if you don't let us know those are welcome words for the leader of michael's bavarian c.s.u. allies costs a half hour they too are now almost certainly looking forward to another term in office. joining us for more is d.w. political correspondent hans brandt ons the latest polls continue to give merkel's c.d.u. a double digit lead why has it been so hard for any candidate to pose a serious threat against her. it's got to do with personal issues not only popular amongst us but quite far beyond that even as far as the left wing left party or even the green

and what is up admired munich a day after the shock sacking of coach carlo and to lottie we ask can germany's biggest club or turn to its winning ways. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us we begin in india where officials say that more than twenty people have died in a stampede the incident happened in the financial hub mumbai on a foot bridge leading to the probably the rave railway stay. during morning rush hour dozens of people who were injured have been taken to nearby hospitals it's reported that the bridge was overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains. and videos they are circulating on social media showing smartphone footage of this incident the train station connects two of the city's major local lines and police say that the stampede was triggered by overcrowding and heavy rain people were seen trying to rescue fellow commuters who were trapped in this stampede and many on social media they are angry and they are calling for reform one user writes the mumbai stampede is an extremely sad turn of events authorities must improve basic commute needs

last time both spoil got any points in munich was sixteen years ago. they were lucky they believe didn't down them here. but they also showed real team spirit fight and efficiency. seven minutes from time powerful hard delivered this marvelous cross which found danielle the daddy of the journey to the final score a point for both sport in the champions backyard. jubilant much each mid had inspired his team at half time to come back which boils the machine it might just inspire a turnaround in fortunes. this isn't like a sports car which i'm lucky enough to be in charge of right now i've got to fix a few bits and bobs jr opposite and i'm not a lot of fun maybe if a new dawn ish a new mentality maybe that's an area in which i can make the changes on the show with the way it was byron's winning mentality signore i think that. was played out of the novice and the undated of theirs after we. know they can turn their attention to the upcoming challenge against p.s.g. maybe buyers will find their feet in that game for us a taste of our new show kick off life.

byron munich to truly understand all these three. son who. yes tell me i don't see kind of you can't touch a refinery and buy an. exclusive journey to the sun. yes i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are in accept us for what we are we're a family unbelievable. be a sunny a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w. this is deja vu news live from berlin tensions rising in catalonia ahead of a referendum for independence the spanish government is calling sunday's planned vote illegal but pro independence protesters are demanding the right to decide their own future will report on the deepening divisions.

a stunning bundesliga result at byron munich underdogs wolfsburg surprise the champions. hello and welcome i'm michel henry it's good to have you with us. with curan set to vote on sunday the leading candidates for the post the chancellor have been making their case to voters on the other merkel and her challenger martin short both held election rallies on friday the latest polls give merkel's christian democrats a double digit lead over martin chose his social democrats but that didn't dampen chilton doozie as an at his rally in berlin. a pop star's welcome in berlin two days before polling martin schulz also enjoyed a rousing reception when he first announced his return from brussels to stanford chancellor his arrival then saw the social democrats soar in the polls those ratings have since dipped and critics say his proposed investments are really handouts but schultz is not changing his tune he's a smart man but i still learn about that we've got one and that's when we talk about fair wages about collective wage agreement the jobs with permanent contract should be the

mbappe has proved he is worth every penny, and bayern munich were humiliated. it was dani alves who scored the first goal, neymar found it was dani alves who scored the first goal, neymarfound him. cavani is in brilliant form, just can't stop finding the back of the met. the best bit was the third goal, mbappe with an amazing bit of skill to set up neymar. they call it the rollover, this bit of skill. it was sensational, 3—0. not a great night of bayern munich, after what has been a difficult start to the season for head coach carlo ancelotti. chelsea grabbed a late winner against atletico madrid, michy batshuayi with the goal. while barcelona needed an own—goal to beat sporting, in what was a less—than—convincing performance from lionel messi's side. the biggest wins of the night came in group a, where basel thrashed benfica 5—0, and romelu lukaku scoring twice as manchester united won 4—1 at cska moscow, 4—1. here is the manchester united managerjose mourinho. it is unexpected, 3—0 at half—time was unexpected. but we started strong. we were

people put on their traditional outfits to enjoy the celebrations on the first sunday of parade three munich showcases the wonderful traditional costumes and i have all i wasn't there to get into the swing of things i did in the studio instead. it's one of the highlights of the annual beer festival the traditional costume parade through downtown munich more than nine thousand people took part on sunday in a colorful show highlighting the traditions and customs of their home regions they're members of more than one hundred sixty associations it's a celebration of diversity and a perennial hit with the tourists. yes your oh my lists must to do thing that's been good but i'm surprised how many costumes there are and i like it it's nice diversity is what i read i think if you saw your child alter. most of the paraders are bavarian the traditional men's costume with later hosen and the so-called younger jacket are the visual hallmarks of october fest but the designs vary from one village to the next munich's spock association is known for its elaborate costumes its members have been preserving th

seven times munich puts his best foot forward at the october fest parade. graffiti inside berlin the museum of an ox. and cats are way photographing kitesurfing clay. layer hose libya and gingerbread it can only mean one thing the annual october for us the festival was first arranged on the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of king living the first into reason rivera in eighteen thirty five every year since people put on traditional outfits to enjoy the celebrations on the first sunday of parade three munich showcases the wonderful traditional costumes and i have all i wasn't there to get into the swing of things i did in the studio unsaid. it's one of the highlights of the annual beer festival the traditional costume parade through downtown munich more than nine thousand people took part on sunday in a colorful show highlighting the traditions and customs of their home regions their members of more than one hundred sixty associations it's a celebration of diversity and a perennial hit with the tourists. yes your oh my lists must to do the thing that's been

not the my over the only return fire in munich into an international brand. my family. an international brand. a shared passion. an exclusive journey into the sun by making. the sun me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w and on mine. each week we talk about arts and culture but today we're going to talk about facts and figures and about the question where the germany has the best of all cultural landscapes first let's fly from south to north. germany has more than five thousand museums one of them is the pina could take demo down in munich. germany is the land of opera with six thousand eight hundred performances every year. and dressed and is its most famous opera house. the country smallest theater is in the town of now on board with just eighty seats there are one hundred forty two public theaters altogether in germany. one of the world's most important arctic submissions is held in castle every five years documentary. about ten new art shows open to the public every day in germany berlin has more artists than anywhere else in germany one in every hundred

he defeated bayern munich. the plans are probably that he will take over the reins sooner rather than later. he is a german native and he seems to be the favorite. sarah: he has only been out for a few hours, so maybe give the team a few days to sort it out. maybe you will come back tomorrow to give us an update. coming up, hugh hefner's life and legacy. the playboy founder has died at the age of 91. did he exploit or empower women, the culture desk will be exploring the naked truth. ♪ sarah: we have more now from the stink from the omissions scandal that will not go away. >> that is right. vw starting to coach. another arrest, it was an employee from audi this time, a former maker of the vehicles. and it is the first senior-level arrest over the diesel test manipulation by german authorities. the parent company has admitted that a scandal will cost over $22 billion. and the cost is not just monetary, smog like that brought about by the diesel emissions causes about 400,000 early deaths a year, according to s

hold your horses prairie horses or an old tradition of it take effect in munich. and joie de vivre living it up on the banks of the river then and iris. levels over a five floor was how is that even possible well it certainly sounds intriguing and that is why we were so keen to visit the murphy house in edinburgh scotland the british architect to ten years to make his dream a reality and it was definitely worth the wait last year he received six awards for his work including the rebbe house of the year prize being a fine example of how to overcome it challenging spatial constraints. this house is full of surprises sliding all pivoting panels transform each space they can be found throughout the entire structure. this is the murphy house designed and owned by architect richard murphy. in two thousand and sixteen it was named house of the year by the royal institute of british architects. there are lots of ideas behind this has how it fits into a piece of historic edinburgh how it changes between winter and summer how you got a lot of rooms into a very small space s

also coming up by in munich celebrate oktober fest but once the party is over will they meet their match against a resurgent shaka tonight we'll have a preview. hello i'm terry marchin thanks for joining us. myanmar's de facto leader has broken her silence on the road hinge a refugee crisis an army led crackdown has driven more than four hundred thousand minority muslims into bangladesh triggering a major humanitarian emergency so cheez national address was highly anticipated she's been facing intense criticism for remaining silent on what the u.n. is now describing as ethnic cleansing let's listen to some of her speech there has been much concern around the words that they got to this situation kind it is not the intention nothing then log government to apportion blame to epona gauge responsibility we condemn all human rights violations and unlawful violence we are committed to the restoration of peace stability and rule of law throughout the state. since a fifth of september there have been no armed crashes and that the no clearance operation nevertheless we are concerned to hear that

a ritual practiced since one nine hundred fifty is the tapping of the first keg by munich's mayor. the first time it took the mayor seventeen whacks to get the tap in place. let every guest drink as much as they can the whole. but usually two x. is enough. some people think october fest of years past was more easygoing not so crowded or loud but footage from the one nine hundred fifty s. shows that it was packed back then too. even back then festival goers knew how to accessorize in decades past fashions varied widely to the very end full costumes were by no means obligatory dress range from james dean cool and fifty's casual. to sunday best. about fifteen years ago though locals and out of towners started turning up tobar fest into a showcase for traditional costumes. some attractions have stood the test of time and fashion. the bird whistler for instance . so we got a green woodpecker laughing yet forty five hundred to their neighborhood hopefully not a bird of prey. eight hundred she's an adult. but overall little has changed then as now october fest is the place to let your hai

paris taken bayern munich in celtic‘s group one matches already under way. the top tier of the women's super league will be for full time clubs only from the 2018—19 season after the fa approved changes to the licensing system. the division will have between eight and 14 teams, but all clubs will have to re—apply for their places and new sides could come in. brighton's tomer hemed has been given a three—match ban for violent conduct in an incident with newcastle's deandre yedlin in the 88th minute of the game on sunday. it was not seen by the match officials but caught on video. west ham and tottenham have been charged by the fa with failing to control their players during saturday's derby. spurs won the match 3—2, but a late melee occurred in stoppage time, prompting the charge. both clubs have until tomorrow to respond. a number of directors of rugby have voiced their opposition to the proposed premiership season extension. earlier this year, premiership rugby announced plans to make the season ten months long, from 2019 onwards. that's in order to

an exclusive journey into the sun of my own munich. yes i mean it's a kind of culture to walk we are who we are not suppose for what we are we're family unbelievable. to me a son me a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w. this is d w news live from berlin and it is the final day of campaigning for him he lets in that could change germany's political landscape chancellor angela merkel has been on a last minute push for votes she said.

and germany's biggest soccer club byron munich sacked coach carlo and chalabi italian pays the price for a disappointing start to the season. and a whole rising figure in the world of entertainment has donahue hafner was ninety one the founder of playboy magazine was he at first seder for women sexual empowerment or just a peddler of smut we'll hear both sides coming up from our culture desk. you know. i'm sarah hartman welcome to the show it's good to have you with us. a vote for independence fireworks currents has heightened tensions across the region baghdad has announced a raft of retaliatory measures neighboring are wrong and turkey which both have large kurdish minorities of their own are also applying pressure for the result to be overturned the most immediate effect that was going to be on flights in and out of iraqi kurdistan they're due to be suspended beginning on friday. uncertainty clouds the air for tourists and in both the capital of iraq's kurdistan region their plans may be cut short after the independence referendum iraq's government is cracking down all internation

exclusive journey a sign of my own munich. yes i mean it's a kind of culture to our we are we are not suppose for what we are we're a family unbelievable. to me a sonny a phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w. playing. this is state of the news coming to you live from berlin five years in jail but the will thailand's former prime minister actually serve the sentence the supreme court finds young look should a lot of guilty of negligence bought she's already fled the country and has given no sign of planning to return home.

an easy victory for my own shock i was out pushover three goals from munich. germany besides the candidate. d.w. schemas pool and just karim have interviewed almost all the front runners in germany for upcoming parliamentary elections. and now we're looking for thirty pounds and the amount. cast at germany inside the candidates. sixty s d w. much of it. your link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news of these eat and what website deputed comes to join us on facebook at g.w. for guy. how do things stand. what can you see are you grasping for the top do you have smaller games. fans can you keep up are you also asking yourselves who's going where the season is still so young but the first midweek games will clear a few things up nine points in just one week would be nice. fans can finally start to see where things are heading. dominico to disco can work out where shall because standing. where his opponents by and stand. have to fight for every victory every game starts and no know what is the new vote spo

the five—time european champions bayern munich were beaten by paris st germain in the champions league on wednesday, and that was to be the last match in charge of the german champions for carlo ancellotti who was sacked by the club on thursday. and as our football reporter john bennett explains, their results this season only part of the reason behind his departure.

an easy victory for milan shock i was out pushover three goals from munich. next to the. ashtanga germany decides the day before the general election on d w but day dedicated to democracy from its dramatic beginnings in germany on to the present day how is the nation of culture in election year democracy day september twenty third long d.w. . how do things stand. what can you see are you grasping for the top do you have spall that aims. fans can you keep up are you also asking yourselves who's going where the season is still so young but the first midweek games will clear a few things up nine points in just one week would be nice. france can finally start to see where things are heading. dominico to disco can work out where shall because standing. where his opponents by and stand. have to fight for every victory every game starts anew now. what is the new voles coach got up his sleeve. that was. it just has to explode on match day that's what i want to bring to the team. can i stand against leipsic will they fall for who belongs in the background who's in the limelight. a

next opponent by and munich. next time for us a nostalgic look at hamburg and dortmund. this is a game with plenty of history these teams have faced each other no fewer than a hundred times in the bundesliga here five unforgettable moments from their past meetings. january nineteen eighty two dormant host hamburg with the visitors at the height of their powers among their stars comes back an hour. he came up injured at half time but still found a moment for an interview in the tunnel during the break and i felt fine warming up and if you bring us back in the game itself it's obviously all a bit different. hamburg one three two courtesy of a trademark cost to bash they went on to take the title that year that loves to this day. nineteen ninety four ninety five don't mind our team on the rise current sporting director michel so scores a trick in a food mill away when hamburg on the final match day at two mil home win for dortmund wrapped up their first title of the bundesliga era. just stops everything so it's the best day of my life better than the world cup or anything t

byron munich to truly understand all need is three words. from me. me as summing up. with. me yes tell me your own secret you can't touch us reliably in the sun by an exclusive journey into the songs of my own munich. yes a new york it's a kind of culture war we are who we are in accept us for what we are as were a family unbelievable. to me a son mia phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d. w. . bush and germany decides the german no action. he will have why but special coverage i go have all the numbers as they come in followed by in-depth analysis who will win is big and who the losers and why is it so important as tag germany decides a german election september twenty fourth starting at fifteen hundred u.t.c. right here on ditto with. his in germany on gearing up for federal elections on sunday but with candidates for the post of john's making a final push night his polls have not been encouraging for martin schulz.

bayern munich 3—0 against anderlecht. troubles behind the scenes for them. anderlecht down to ten men for 80 minutes. bayern munich struggling to break them down. tough for celtic to get out of the group. manchester united making a return to europe's premier club competition. composed performance. great way to get back to champions league football. a couple of champions league debut goals. 3—0 against basel. the opening goalfor goals. 3—0 against basel. the opening goal for marouane fellaini. came on for paul pogba. 0nly negative of the night. pogba going off with what looks like a hamstring injury. then romelu lukaku got in on the act. fine header. talking interviews, marcus rashford, scoring on his champions league debut. the only one reading that injury to pogba. chelsea hit six. impressive performance. a rude awakening for their opponents. in their champions league debbie. welcome to the champions league. from azerbaijan, com pletely champions league. from azerbaijan, completely outplayed by chelsea. showed no mercy. couple of goal—scorers you woul

in munich. yeah. everywhere. as you know. like i don't have to do the stream music stuff anymore i don't know who's going to walk by me out there a person who walked by me that can significantly affect my life you know i mean like what i'm hearing other generalize i could have three millionaires walk by me i could have two guys who work for a record that will walk by me you know in the days that i'm not see before me know the days that i feel like somebody that could really really help me might have walked by you know so that's why i'm out there. ambitious like his attitude now tell me everyone have you ever dreamt of doing your profit time well some of you might have been able to actually afford to do it but there is i haven't half the chance to design it at least and build a model sized. yes we are giving away i modeling kit inspired by danish architecture bjarke ingels latest walk all you need to do to win it is send an image all sketch of your dream home all the details are on the website so feel free to check them out no

under new coach to dusk oh he has led them to three wins from four but tuesday saw them host by in munich however men will neuer was out he won't play until january in fact due to a broken foot would know it was absence be the difference. all eyes were on savannah on tuesday off the model numbers yet ending injury he was one of six new players a scholar teammate wholesale changes up to the weekend win over minds the new look by made the strongest start with sebastian of o.t. testing it out of famine early on. the visitors kept up the pressure and it paid off in the twenty fifth minute thomas rodriguez bust into the box and hit now though from close range the bit video referee correctly deemed it to be a handful and gave a penalty the brabant eleven dusky stepped up to open the story was above four minutes later shall go at their own undoing they lost possession in their own hot setting by in their second goal on a platter the bahamas with his first goal for pine in his first win this latest os. the best shocker didn't let their heads drop and marched up the pitch had a bit of a wobble tea

, and while merkel was speaking in munich, her main challenger, the social democrat martin schultz, was holding a large rally here in central berlin. our chief political correspondent monitoring that event for us. we asked her what schultz's key message for voters was. >> he said in the last couple weeks the spd essentially stands for four things in this election campaign and they are equal wages for men and women, they are shoring up pensions to make sure people can retire as promised. they are better education for those who are disadvantaged and standing up for german values including values of inclusiveness. so essentially, four values that put the "s" back in spd looking at the social nature of the party and trying to win back a lot of voters who feel that the party has forgotten that side of their history and their promise. so, again, a clear focus on those voters who say, you know what? the economy is doing well, but we're not feeling it. >> there in central berlin, linda crane. as campaigning draws to a close ahead of sunday's elections why not join our conversation online? get a

road is it not i don't think so because so then is a good keeper i was surprised when he signed in munich as a backup for money because he's in his prime time he's still young he can be easily the number one almost any club in the bundesliga so now it's time for him to perform and he will do well i'm not worried. since he will be back and generate and it's when it comes to crunch time in the champions league he will be there but what it would have been gets her do you want to trust you know seventeen year old christian crystal wright. seventeen years old and that's actually the problem if something happens now to spend it as i never know then it's still illegal and i really don't want to see that so this might be the chance again for tom stoppard to come back all right let's talk a little bit about shall i mean anybody can lose to buyer but is this any kind of a measuring stick for dominica to desk those young ten year no definitely not i would be happy as a supporter to lose three nil against you in a better than six or seven so it was quite a bold move from christian hydel to get. domin

germany has more than five thousand museums one of them is the pina could take demo down in munich. germany is the land of opera with six thousand eight hundred performances every year. and dressed and is its most famous opera house. the country smallest theater is in the town of now on board with just eighty seats there are one hundred forty two public theaters all together in germany. one of the world's most important arctic submissions is held in castle every five years documentary. about ten new art shows open to the public every day in germany berlin has more artists than anywhere else in germany one in every hundred people is an artist here. the new cultural highlight is the ebb philharmonia in hamburg with record numbers of visitors and sold out concerts germany fund one hundred thirty one orchestras. from munich to hamburg welcome to our culture check of germany there's a lot of debate in the parliamentary elections here but almost everyone can agree on one issue culture is applied democracy and a big deal arts funding is sacred so sacred that the german government wants to