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Europes cities out of control. And it is a pleasure to introduce our guests starting with martin meier he works as a science editor for the german radio broadcaster torchlight folk and he believes despite scientific progress the pandemic will prevail therefore we will have to get along with further restrictions. And its a pleasure to introduce reshad freberg he works as a science editor for the berlin daily tug and he says we are only at the beginning of the cold and indoor season and there is a real danger of things getting out of hand in some places. And im pleased to welcome our colleague m...

Europes cities out of control. And it is a pleasure to introduce our guests starting with martin meier he works as a science editor for the german radio broadcaster dawn folk and he believes despite scientific progress the pandemic will prevail therefore we will have to get along with further restrictions. And its a pleasure to introduce reshad freberg he works as a science editor for the berlin daily tug and he says we are only at the beginning of the cold and indoor season and there is a real Dangerous Things getting out of hand in some places. And im pleased to welcome our colleague mira fi...

Europes cities out of control. Not much. And it is a pleasure to introduce our guests starting with martin meier he works as a science editor for the german radio broadcaster george folk and he believes despite scientific progress the pandemic will prevail therefore we will have to get along with further restrictions. And its a pleasure to introduce reshad freberg he works as a science editor for the berlin daily tug and he says we are only at the beginning of the cold and indoor season and there is a real danger of things getting out of hand in some places. And im pleased to welcome our colle...

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The reintroduced birds are the first to breed in the country for 400 years.