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Normal because there are strict restrictions alongside the easing of the lockdown. we have new strict rules. for example, the church services that start today are going to have restrictions on numbers of people going in, youre going to have no singing, because that is seen as passing on the virus infection. 0ther seen as passing on the virus infection. other services, such as the thing getting the real buzz in germany, is hairdressers are opening tomorrow, so theres a real run on appointments af...

But 838 is the lowest figure we have had in the last weeks. churches in germany opened for sunday services for the first time today since the coronavirus lockdown began in march. however, strict safety guidelines were in place and singing was banned to help stop new infections. germany is just one of many european countries that are gradually easing restrictions as the number of infections comes down, with austria now allowing all shops to reopen and portugal lifting its six—week state of emer...

With austria now allowing all shops to reopen, and portugal lifting its six—week state of emergency. for more on the logistics of holding religious services with the restrictions, ive been speaking to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. today, as you say, is the first day that sunday services can take place in germany since the middle of march really. not all churches will start, though, opening their doors to worshippers just yet because strict restrictions are needed. so some chu...

In germany since the middle of march really. not all churches will start, though, opening their doors to worshippers just yet because strict restrictions are needed. so some churches have already started services today but others are trying to figure out how they can go along with these new rules because, for example, in some churches theyre talking about having to go in one entrance and leave from another door, another exit. other churches are thinking of how to spread out congregations because...

Coronavirus infection rates in germany remain low, so officials there are slowly easing some restrictions. this week, zoos, museums and playgrounds will all started opening and churches are resuming sunday services from today. we can now speak to our europe correspondent, damien mcguinness. ‘s life and feeling like it is changing in germany? it is fair to say life feels like it is back to normal. this week angela merkel announced new measures that would ease those restriction, so some zoos hav...

Thought that loud singing, forceful singing is quite a dangerous way to spread the infection, and also numbers are going to be restricted of people entering churches. some churches are even registering people as they come in, so its quite complicated. also synagogues and mosques are looking at how they can go along with new regulations and are allowed to open. they haventjust yet because again, they are also trying to figure out how to best protect worshippers, so its quite a complicated situati...

For sunday services for the first time today since the coronavirus lockdown began in march. however, strict safety guidelines were in place and singing was banned to help stop new infections. germany is just one of many european countries that are gradually easing restrictions as the number of infections comes down, with austria now allowing all shops to reopen and portugal lifting its six—week state of emergency. russia has recorded its biggest daily increase in confirmed coronavirus cases. t...

All shops to reopen, and portugal lifting its six—week state of emergency. for more on the logistics of holding religious services with the restrictions, ive been speaking to our correspondent in berlin, damien mcguinness. today, as you say, is the first day that sunday services can take place in germany since the middle of march really. not all churches will start, though, opening their doors to worshippersjust yet because strict restrictions are needed. so some churches have already started ...

From the prime minister on thursday. churches in germany are opening for sunday services for the first time since the countrys coronavirus lockdown began in march. but strict safety guidelines will apply and singing will be banned to help stop new infections. germany is just one of many european countries that are gradually easing restrictions as the number of infections comes down, and portugal lifting its six—week state of emergency — although people are still being asked to stay at home w...

To spread the infection, and also numbers are going to be restricted of people entering churches. some churches are even registering people as they come in, so its quite complicated. also synagogues and mosques are looking at how they can go along with new regulations and are allowed to open. they havent just yet because again, they are also trying to figure out how to best protect worshippers, so its quite a complicated situation and its reallyjust one part of the broader picture here in german...