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India's dreams for the consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup title were shattered after losing the semifinal clash against Germany 4-2 on Friday. 

HIGHLIGHTS: India to fight for bronze medal after losing Junior Hockey World Cup semifinal vs Germany

After a massive thrashing in the semifinals vs Germany, India will now play Frrance for the bronze medal in the Junior Hockey World Cup

HIGHLIGHTS: India to fight for bronze medal after losing Junior Hockey World Cup semifinal

India's&nbsp;dreams of winning&nbsp;consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup titles were shattered after losing the semi-final&nbsp;clash against&nbsp;Germany 4-2 on Friday. The Indian team was no match for the Germans, who were relentless in the field and took a 4-1 lead at half-time.
At half-time, the six-time Junior Hockey champions Germany was leading 4-1 with 55% possession and had 16 circle entries as compared to India's five. Germany had 10 shots at goal while the hosts had only 2.
Germany will the aiming for their seventh title as they take on 2005 champions Argentina. India, on the other hand, will play&nbsp;France in the bronze medal playoff on Sunday. Interestingly, France had beat India 5-4 in the group stages earlier in the tournament.&nbsp;

Defending Champions India failed to go past Germany as they will now fight for a bronze medal against France on Sunday

India's&nbsp;dreams of winning&nbsp;consecutive Junior Hockey World Cup titles were shattered after losing the semi-final&nbsp;clash against&nbsp;Germany 4-2 on Friday. The Indian team was no match for the Germans, who were relentless in the field and took a 4-1 lead at half-time.
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At half-time, the six-time Junior Hockey champions Germany was leading 4-1 with 55% possession and had 16 circle entries as compared to India's five. Germany had 10 shots at goal while the hosts had only 2.
Germany will the aiming for their seventh title as they take on 2005 champions Argentina. India, on the other hand, will play&nbsp;France in the bronze medal playoff on Sunday. Interestingly, France had beaten India 5-4 in the group stages earlier in the tournament.&nbsp;

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 on Wednesday. They will next take on Germany in the semi-finals on Friday

Junior Hockey World Cup highlights: India beat Belgium to set a semis clash vs Germany

Highlights! Junior Hockey World Cup: India beat Belgium to set a semis clash vs Germany

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 at the&nbsp;Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar&nbsp;on Wednesday to enter the semi-finals.
Shradhanand Tiwari&nbsp;put the hosts ahead in the second quarter as he converted India's only penalty corner of the match. Belgium came close to equalising a few times in the final 2 quarters but couldn't go past goalkeepers&nbsp;Pawan and Prashant Chauhan&nbsp;even once.&nbsp;
While India has staged a semi-finals clash vs Germany, Belgium once again goes back with bitter memories.&nbsp;India had also beaten them in the Junior Hockey World Cup final 5 years ago in Lucknow.

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0&nbsp;on Wednesday. They will next take on Germany in the semi-finals on Friday

Indian colts' top show at the Junior Hockey World Cup continued as India beat Belgium 1-0 at the&nbsp;Kalinga Stadium in Bhubaneswar&nbsp;on Wednesday to enter the semi-finals.
Shradhanand Tiwari&nbsp;put the hosts ahead in the second quarter as he converted India's only penalty corner of the match. Belgium came close to equalising a few times in the final 2 quarters but couldn't go past goalkeepers&nbsp;Pawan and Prashant Chauhan&nbsp;even once.&nbsp;
While India has staged a semi-finals clash vs Germany, Belgium once again goes back with bitter memories.&nbsp;India had also beaten them in the Junior Hockey World Cup final 5 years ago in Lucknow.
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Germany is battling a renewed surge of coronavirus infections.
The health minister on Monday issued a grim warning to citizens stating that "they would be either vaccinated, cured or dead from Covid-19 by the end of winter".
The government has imposed tough restrictions in worst-hit regions as intensive care beds fill up fast. Authorities have ordered new shutdowns, including the closure of Christmas markets.
In regions with high hospitalisation rates, the unvaccinated will be barred from public spaces like cinemas, gyms and indoor dining.
The government is urging the people to get the jab.
Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned that Germany&rsquo;s current Covid restrictions, including barring the unvaccinated from certain public spaces &ldquo;are not enough&rdquo;.
Almost 100,000 people have died so far in Germany, including 62 during the past 24 hours.
Health minister Jens Spahn described the situation in many hospitals as "very, very difficult".

Germany Covid surge: 'you'll be vaccinated or dead', govt warns citizens

"You will be vaccinated, cured or dead": German health minister warns citizens as Covid infections surge

Curbs back as Germany battles surge in Covid-19 infections

Germany battles surge in Covid-19 infections
"You will be vaccinated, cured or dead": govt
New lockdowns &amp; curbs imposed in some regions
Unvaccinated will be barred from public spaces
Merkel&nbsp;says&nbsp;new Covid&nbsp;restrictions not enough
Health minister: Situation in hospitals very difficult

Germany Covid:&nbsp;The health minister on Monday issued a grim warning to citizens stating: "they would be either vaccinated, cured or dead from Covid-19 by the end of winter"

Germany is battling a renewed surge of coronavirus infections.
The health minister on Monday issued a grim warning to citizens stating that "they would be either vaccinated, cured or dead from Covid-19 by the end of winter".
The government has imposed tough restrictions in worst-hit regions as intensive care beds fill up fast. Authorities have ordered new shutdowns, including the closure of Christmas markets.
In regions with high hospitalisation rates, the unvaccinated will be barred from public spaces like cinemas, gyms and indoor dining.
The government is urging the people to get the jab.
Outgoing Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned that Germany&rsquo;s current Covid restrictions, including barring the unvaccinated from certain public spaces &ldquo;are not enough&rdquo;.
Almost 100,000 people have died so far in Germany, including 62 during the past 24 hours.
Health minister Jens Spahn described the situation in many hospitals as "very, very difficult".

knife attack on a high-speed train in Germany has injured several people, German media report.
Local police told broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk that they received a call about the attack around 9 am local time on Saturday.
The train in question, one of Germany's high-speed ICE trains, was travelling between the Bavarian cities of Regensburg and Nuremberg at the time of the attack.
One person has been arrested and multiple people are injured, police said. So far, there is no information about the attacker or possible motives.
A spokesperson for the German railway network confirmed that the station in Seubersdorf, where the train is currently stopped, has been closed since approximately 9 am and that train travel between Regensburg and Nuremberg has been suspended.

Knife attack on German train: at least three wounded, attacker arrested

At least three people were injured in a knife attack on a train in Germany on Saturday. The high-speed train was moving between the&nbsp;German cities of Regensburg and Nuremberg early on Saturday when the attack took place. The police have&nbsp;arrested.&nbsp;
So far, there is no information about the attacker or possible motives.
The train travel between Regensburg and Nuremberg has been suspended.

The train in question, one of Germany's high-speed ICE trains, was travelling between the Bavarian cities of Regensburg and Nuremberg at the time of the attack

A knife attack on a high-speed train in Germany has injured several people, German media report.
Local police told broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk that they received a call about the attack around 9 am local time on Saturday.
The train in question, one of Germany's high-speed ICE trains, was travelling between the Bavarian cities of Regensburg and Nuremberg at the time of the attack.
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One person has been arrested and multiple people are injured, police said. So far, there is no information about the attacker or possible motives.
A spokesperson for the German railway network confirmed that the station in Seubersdorf, where the train is currently stopped, has been closed since approximately 9 am and that train travel between Regensburg and Nuremberg has been suspended.

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election, projected results showed. The Centre-Left party claimed a "clear mandate" to lead a government for the first time since 2005 and to end 16 years of conservative-led rule under Angela Merkel.
Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.
Top officials from both parties said they hope to lead Germany's next government and have their candidates succeed Merkel, who has been in power since 2005.
Projections from ARD public television, based on exit polls and early counting, put voters' support at 25.5% for the Social Democrats, whose candidate for chancellor is outgoing Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The polls showed 24.5% for Merkel's Union bloc under would-be successor Armin Laschet.
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats are projected to win about 12% of the vote in Sunday's election and may play the role of the kingmaker.
The Free Democrats' leader, Christian Lindner, indicated a preference for a potential coalition with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel&rsquo;s center-right bloc, but didn't rule out other alliances.

Germany: End of Angela Merkel's 16-yr rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc

Germany Election Resutls: End of Angela Merkel's 16-year rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc in national polls

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election

End of Angela Merkel's 16-yr rule as her party loses to Centre-Left bloc
Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election
Merkel's&nbsp;center-right bloc&nbsp;Heading toward its worst-ever result
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats may play&nbsp;kingmaker

Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.

Germany's Social Democrats narrowly won Sunday's national election, projected results showed. The Centre-Left party claimed a "clear mandate" to lead a government for the first time since 2005 and to end 16 years of conservative-led rule under Angela Merkel.
Heading toward its worst-ever result in the country's parliamentary election, outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel's center-right bloc was locked in a very close race with the Social Democrats.
Top officials from both parties said they hope to lead Germany's next government and have their candidates succeed Merkel, who has been in power since 2005.
Projections from ARD public television, based on exit polls and early counting, put voters' support at 25.5% for the Social Democrats, whose candidate for chancellor is outgoing Vice Chancellor Olaf Scholz. The polls showed 24.5% for Merkel's Union bloc under would-be successor Armin Laschet.
Germany's business-friendly Free Democrats are projected to win about 12% of the vote in Sunday's election and may play the role of the kingmaker.
The Free Democrats' leader, Christian Lindner, indicated a preference for a potential coalition with outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel&rsquo;s center-right bloc, but didn't rule out other alliances.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Germany would be stepping up its humanitarian aid for Afghanistan but suggested such assistance would only continue if human rights are respected.
Maas was addressing a donor conference hosted by the United Nations in Geneva to drum up emergency funds for beleaguered Afghans who could soon face widespread hunger after decades of conflict.
"Germany has already increased its humanitarian funding to Afghanistan and the region by 100 million euro (approximately 118 million dollars) and we intend to provide another 500 million euro (approximately 590 million US dollars) to help Afghanistan and its neighbouring countries," Maas said.
However Maas added, "The Taliban have to respect basic human rights. And Afghanistan must never again become a place from where terrorism threatens the world."
The first such conference on Afghanistan since the Taliban took over a month ago is testing Western governments and other big traditional donors, which want to protect Afghans from looming humanitarian disaster but also want to keep pressure on the new militant rulers to respect rights and moderate their rule.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Germany to deliver 118 million U.S. dollars aid to Afghanistan but sets conditions for Taliban

Germany would be stepping up its humanitarian aid for Afghanistan but suggested such assistance would only continue if human rights are respected.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Germany would be stepping up its humanitarian aid for Afghanistan but suggested such assistance would only continue if human rights are respected.
Maas was addressing a donor conference hosted by the United Nations in Geneva to drum up emergency funds for beleaguered Afghans who could soon face widespread hunger after decades of conflict.
SOT-- "Germany has already increased its humanitarian funding to Afghanistan and the region by 100 million euro (approximately 118 million dollars) and we intend to provide another 500 million euro (approximately 590 million US dollars) to help Afghanistan and its neighbouring countries," Maas said.
The first such conference on Afghanistan since the Taliban took over a month ago is testing Western governments and other big traditional donors, which want to protect Afghans from looming humanitarian disaster but also want to keep pressure on the new militant rulers to respect rights and moderate their rule.&nbsp;&nbsp;
SOT-- "The Taliban have to respect basic human rights. And Afghanistan must never again become a place from where terrorism threatens the world."
&nbsp;

Maas was addressing a donor conference to drum up emergency funds for beleaguered Afghans who could soon face widespread hunger after decades of conflict.

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Germany would be stepping up its humanitarian aid for Afghanistan but suggested such assistance would only continue if human rights are respected.
Maas was addressing a donor conference hosted by the United Nations in Geneva to drum up emergency funds for beleaguered Afghans who could soon face widespread hunger after decades of conflict.
"Germany has already increased its humanitarian funding to Afghanistan and the region by 100 million euro (approximately 118 million dollars) and we intend to provide another 500 million euro (approximately 590 million US dollars) to help Afghanistan and its neighbouring countries," Maas said.
However Maas added, "The Taliban have to respect basic human rights. And Afghanistan must never again become a place from where terrorism threatens the world."
The first such conference on Afghanistan since the Taliban took over a month ago is testing Western governments and other big traditional donors, which want to protect Afghans from looming humanitarian disaster but also want to keep pressure on the new militant rulers to respect rights and moderate their rule.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Legendary German footballer&nbsp;Gerd Mueller died in the early hours of Sunday at the age of 75.&nbsp;He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
With the West German national team, Mueller won the 1972 European championships and the World Cup on home soil in 1974, scoring the winning goal in the final in Munich against the Netherlands.
He also had a glorious career with Bayern&nbsp;Munich and&nbsp;scored unbelievable 566 goals in 607 competitive games for the club. With Bayer, he won 4 Bundesliga titles and dominated the former European Cup, now the Champions League, lifting the trophy 3 consecutive seasons from 1974-76.&nbsp;For the last few years, Mueller had been suffering from dementia.
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Germany's World Cup winner Gerd Mueller dies at the age of 75

Mueller won the 1972 European championships and the World Cup on home soil in 1974 with West Germany, scoring the winning goal in the final in Munich against the Netherlands.

Legendary German footballer&nbsp;Gerd Mueller died in the early hours of Sunday at the age of 75.&nbsp;He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
With the West German national team, Mueller won the 1972 European championships and the World Cup on home soil in 1974, scoring the winning goal in the final in Munich against the Netherlands.
He also had a glorious career with Bayern&nbsp;Munich and&nbsp;scored unbelievable 566 goals in 607 competitive games for the club. With Bayer, he won 4 Bundesliga titles and dominated the former European Cup, now the Champions League, lifting the trophy 3 consecutive seasons from 1974-76.&nbsp;For the last few years, Mueller had been suffering from dementia.

<ul>
<li>Mueller won the 1974 World Cup on home soil with West Germany</li>
<li>Mueller scored 566 goals in 607 competitive games for Bayern&nbsp;Munich</li>
<li>Mueller won&nbsp;4 Bundesliga&nbsp;&amp; 3 consecutive&nbsp;European Cup titles</li>
</ul>

Legendary German footballer&nbsp;Gerd Mueller died in the early hours of Sunday at the age of 75.&nbsp;He is survived by his wife and a daughter.
With the West German national team, Mueller won the 1972 European championships and the World Cup on home soil in 1974, scoring the winning goal in the final in Munich against the Netherlands.
He also had a glorious career with Bayern&nbsp;Munich and&nbsp;scored unbelievable 566 goals in 607 competitive games for the club. With Bayer, he won 4 Bundesliga titles and dominated the former European Cup, now the Champions League, lifting the trophy 3 consecutive seasons from 1974-76.&nbsp;For the last few years, Mueller had been suffering from dementia.
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Record rainfall, bursting riverbanks, 70 people dead across 2 nations.&nbsp;
Devastating visuals can be seen from Germany and Belgium as the western europe&nbsp;nations struggle under the deluge of heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding.&nbsp;
Most of the victims were in Germany, but at least 11 have died in Belgium, with more reported missing. Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;More heavy rain is forecast across the region on Friday.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to affected areas to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events. German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
&nbsp;
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More than 120 killed after record rain floods Europe; Germany worst hit

Widespread devastation and a mounting death toll, as Germany and Belgium witness heavy rainfall and flooding.

At least 128 people in Europe, most of them in western Germany died after record rains swept away entire villages
The western Europian&nbsp;nations of Germany and Belgium are&nbsp;flooded following very heavy rainfall.&nbsp; Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events.

Widespread devastation witnessed in Western Europe as record rainfall causes rivers to overflow, major flooding across the nations.&nbsp;

At least 128 people in Europe, most of them in western Germany died after record rains swept away entire villages
The western Europian&nbsp;nations of Germany and Belgium are&nbsp;flooded following very heavy rainfall.&nbsp; Netherlands which shares its borders with both the countries has also been badly affected.&nbsp;
In Germany, police helicopters and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to help stranded residents. Meanwhile, in Belgium cities are being evacuated as the&nbsp;Meuse river threatens to overflow.&nbsp;
German Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;called the flooding a "catastrophe" and said she was "grieving those who have lost their lives".
Experts say that climate change is expected to increase the frequency of extreme weather events.
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At least 80 people have died and hundreds more are missing in Germany after the worst flooding in decades.
Record rainfall in western Europe has swelled the rivers causing devastating floods in the region.
Belgium has also reported at least 11 dead after massive flooding.
The German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia were worst hit, but Belgium and the Netherlands are also badly affected, with further flooding in Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms brought traffic to a halt, toppled trees and inundated basements in parts of Germany. Thousands of households are reported to be without power.
Rail connections were suspended in large parts of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
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Germany floods: At least 80 dead, 100s reported missing 

At least 80 people have died and hundreds more are missing in Germany after the worst flooding in decades

At least 80 people have died and hundreds more are missing in Germany after the worst flooding in decades.
Record rainfall in western Europe has swelled the rivers causing devastating floods in the region.
Belgium has also reported at least 11 dead after massive flooding.
The German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia were worst hit, but Belgium and the Netherlands are also badly affected, with further flooding in Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms brought traffic to a halt, toppled trees and inundated basements in parts of Germany. Thousands of households are reported to be without power.
Rail connections were suspended in large parts of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
&nbsp;

The German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia were worst hit, but Belgium and the Netherlands are also badly affected, with further flooding in Luxembourg and Switzerland.

At least 80 people have died and hundreds more are missing in Germany after the worst flooding in decades.
Record rainfall in western Europe has swelled the rivers causing devastating floods in the region.
Belgium has also reported at least 11 dead after massive flooding.
The German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and North Rhine-Westphalia were worst hit, but Belgium and the Netherlands are also badly affected, with further flooding in Luxembourg and Switzerland.
Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms brought traffic to a halt, toppled trees and inundated basements in parts of Germany. Thousands of households are reported to be without power.
Rail connections were suspended in large parts of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
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At least 20 people have been killed in Germany which is battered by heavy rain and floods, heavy rains wreak havoc in Germany

Germany: At least 20 people killed as heavy rain, flood wreak havoc

Germany rains:&nbsp;At least 20 people have been killed and dozens are missing after heavy flooding turned streams and streets into raging torrents

Heavy rain, flood wreak havoc in Germany
At least 20 people have been killed, dozens missing
The Ahr river to burst its bank south of Bonn
Streets flooded, cars washed away as rains&nbsp;wreak havoc
Trees toppled, buildings collapse, households without power
Rail connections suspended in Germany's most populous state
Rescue operations hampered as phone,&nbsp;internet connections down

Germany rains:&nbsp;At least 20 people have been killed and dozens are missing after heavy flooding turned streams and streets into raging torrents

At least 20 people have been killed in Germany which is battered by heavy rain and floods. &nbsp;Dozens of people are missing after heavy flooding turned streams and streets into raging torrents, sweeping away cars and causing some buildings to collapse
Unusually heavy rain caused the Ahr river to burst its bank south of Bonn.
Heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms brought traffic to a halt, toppled trees and overflowed basements on Wednesday. Thousands of households are reported to be without power.
Rail connections were suspended in large parts of North-Rhine Westphalia, Germany's most populous state.
The police in badly affected states have set up a hotline where people can report missing residents and relatives.
Rescue operations were hampered by the fact that phone and internet connections were down in several regions of the country.

Germany's health agency has said that it would lift a ban on most travellers from India, the UK, and three other countries hit by the Delta variant of Covid-19.
It said India, Nepal, Russia, Portugal and the UK, currently listed as so-called virus variant countries, would be reclassified from Wednesday as "high-incidence areas".
The change will ease a ban on entry for travellers who are not German residents or citizens. But they will have to still follow the quarantine and testing rules.
Health Minister Jens Spahn had said last week that the Delta variant was fast becoming dominant in Germany, meaning that bans on most travellers from countries hit by that variant may be lifted.
Only citizens and residents of Germany are permitted to enter from a variant country and are subject to a two-week quarantine, regardless of whether they are fully vaccinated or can provide a negative Covid-19 test.

Covid Delta variant: Germany lifts ban on travelers from India, UK, Nepal

Germany's health agency has said that it would lift a ban on most travellers from India, the UK, and three other countries hit by the Delta variant of Covid-19.

Germany's health agency has said that it would lift a ban on most travellers from India, the UK, and three other countries hit by the Delta variant of Covid-19. It said India, Nepal, Russia, Portugal and the UK, currently listed as so-called virus variant countries, would be reclassified from Wednesday as "high-incidence areas".
The change will ease a ban on entry for travellers who are not German residents or citizens. But they will have to still follow the quarantine and testing rules.
Health Minister Jens Spahn had said last week that the Delta variant was fast becoming dominant in Germany, meaning that bans on most travellers from countries hit by that variant may be lifted.
Only citizens and residents of Germany are permitted to enter from a variant country and are subject to a two-week quarantine, regardless of whether they are fully vaccinated or can provide a negative Covid-19 test.

Germany's health agency has said that India, Nepal, Russia, Portugal and the UK, currently listed as so-called virus variant countries, would be reclassified from Wednesday as "high-incidence areas".

Germany's health agency has said that it would lift a ban on most travellers from India, the UK, and three other countries hit by the Delta variant of Covid-19.
It said India, Nepal, Russia, Portugal and the UK, currently listed as so-called virus variant countries, would be reclassified from Wednesday as "high-incidence areas".
The change will ease a ban on entry for travellers who are not German residents or citizens. But they will have to still follow the quarantine and testing rules.
Health Minister Jens Spahn had said last week that the Delta variant was fast becoming dominant in Germany, meaning that bans on most travellers from countries hit by that variant may be lifted.
Only citizens and residents of Germany are permitted to enter from a variant country and are subject to a two-week quarantine, regardless of whether they are fully vaccinated or can provide a negative Covid-19 test.

Joachim Low was left to rue missed chances after his 15-year career as manager of the team ended with a 2-0 defeat to England in Euro 2020

Joachim Low's 15-year run ends with Germany, disappointed with missed chances

As Germany's round of 16 defeat against England on Tuesday brought an end to coach Joachim Low's&nbsp;15-year run with&nbsp;the national side, he was disappointed with the missed chances.&nbsp;
After the game, he said that&nbsp;his men lacked a bit of penetrating power up front as they missed two great chances. Low added that he is&nbsp;very disappointed as Serge&nbsp;Gnabry and Leroy&nbsp;San&eacute; didn&rsquo;t show what they can do.
Low, who took over in 2006 and led Germany to the 2014 World Cup title before they crashed out of the tournament four years later in the first round, will be succeeded by former Bayern Munich coach Hansi Flick.

<ul>
<li>Joachim Low was left to rue missed chances after his 15-year career as Germany's manager ended in disappointment</li>
<li>Low&nbsp;led Germany to the 2014 World Cup triumph before they crashed out of the tournament four years later</li>
</ul>

The 3 Lions continue to roar in the European Championships as they sailed into the quarter-finals after beating Germany 2-0 on Tuesday at the Wembley&nbsp;stadium.&nbsp;Jordan Pickford&nbsp;was once again at his best and made 2 wonderful saves. He is&nbsp;yet to concede a goal in the competition&nbsp;so far.
Raheem Sterling broke a 75-minute deadlock and became only the second player to score each of England's first three goals at a major tournament. Captain Harry Kane then sealed a comfortable win in the dying minutes&nbsp;with his first goal of Euro 2020.
While&nbsp;England beat Germany for the first time in a knockout round of a major tournament since 1966,&nbsp;Joachim L&ouml;w's&nbsp;last game as Germany boss ended in disappointment.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: England's 55-year-long wait ends, beat Germany to enter quarters

England beat Germany for the first time in a knockout round of a major tournament since 1966 and advanced to the quarter-finals of Euro 2020.

The 3 Lions continue to roar in the European Championships as they sailed into the quarter-finals after beating Germany 2-0 on Tuesday at the Wembley&nbsp;stadium.&nbsp;Jordan Pickford&nbsp;was once again at his best and made 2 wonderful saves. He is&nbsp;yet to concede a goal in the competition&nbsp;so far.
Raheem Sterling broke a 75-minute deadlock and became only the second player to score each of England's first three goals at a major tournament. Captain Harry Kane then sealed a comfortable win in the dying minutes&nbsp;with his first goal of Euro 2020.
While&nbsp;England beat Germany for the first time in a knockout round of a major tournament since 1966,&nbsp;Joachim L&ouml;w's&nbsp;last game as Germany boss ended in disappointment.&nbsp;

* England's Jordan Pickford&nbsp;yet to concede a goal in EURO 2020
* Goals from Sterling and Kane advance England to the quarter-finals
*&nbsp;England beat Germany for the first time in a knockout round of a major tournament since 1966

Two historic European rivals England and Germany will lock horns in the round of 16 clash at&nbsp;Wembley&nbsp;tonight. This will be their first meeting since 2010 as Germany hold a slight advantage having won 6 of the 11 times these two teams have faced each other. England coming into Euro 2020 were considered one of the fiercest attacking teams but have managed to score only 2 goals in 3 games. Gareth Southgate&nbsp;will be hoping for a quick turnaround as much is expected from captain Harry&nbsp;Kane who won the Golden Boot at the World Cup 3 years ago. Germany on the other hand, huffed and puffed their way to the round of 16 and finished 2nd in Group F with just 1 win.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Clash of the Titans! Germany play England at the Wembley 

England coming into Euro 2020 were considered one of the fiercest attacking teams but have managed to score only 2 goals in 3 games

Two historic European rivals England and Germany will lock horns in the round of 16 clash at&nbsp;Wembley&nbsp;tonight. This will be their first meeting since 2010 as Germany hold a slight advantage having won 6 of the 11 times these two teams have faced each other. England coming into Euro 2020 were considered one of the fiercest attacking teams but have managed to score only 2 goals in 3 games. Gareth Southgate&nbsp;will be hoping for a quick turnaround as much is expected from captain Harry&nbsp;Kane who won the Golden Boot at the World Cup 3 years ago. Germany on the other hand, huffed and puffed their way to the round of 16 and finished 2nd in Group F with just 1 win.&nbsp;

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<li>England and Germany will lock horns in the round of 16 clash at&nbsp;Wembley.</li>
<li>First meeting since 2010 as Germany have won 6 of the 11 games between the two teams.</li>
<li>England has managed to score only 2 goals in 3 games.&nbsp;</li>
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Germany managed to pull through the group stage with a late 2-2 draw against Hungary at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena in Munich on Thursday.&nbsp;The nerve-wracking&nbsp;evening saw the first goal from Captain Adam Szalai, giving Hungarians the upper hand for the complete first half. Kai Havertz&nbsp;finally equalized the score in the 66th minute only to be left behind in the next 2 minutes. Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;netted the goal again for Marco Rsi's&nbsp;side in the 68th minute.&nbsp;Leon Goretzka, however, saved the day for Germany as he levelled the match in the 85 minutes, helping&nbsp;the former World champions secure&nbsp;2nd spot in Group F. They will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday.

Late equaliser from Goretzka vs Hungary, secured Germany's spot in last 16

Germany will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday

Late equaliser from&nbsp;Goretzka&nbsp;secured Germany's spot in last 16 Adam Szalai,&nbsp;Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;scored for Hungary Former World champions secure&nbsp;2nd spot in Group F

Germany managed to pull through the group stage with a late 2-2 draw against Hungary at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena in Munich on Thursday.&nbsp; The nerve-wracking&nbsp;evening saw the first goal from Captain Adam Szalai, giving Hungarians the upper hand for the complete first half. Kai Havertz&nbsp;finally equalized the score in the 66th minute only to be left behind a moment later. Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;netted the goal again for Marco Rossi's&nbsp;side in the 68th minute.&nbsp; Leon Goretzka, however, saved the day for Germany as he levelled the match in the 85th minute, helping&nbsp;the former World champions secure the 2nd spot in Group F. They will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday.

Former world champions Germany have moved to the second spot in Group F of Euro 2020 after defeating current European champions Portugal 4-2.&nbsp;
Christiano&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;put Portugal ahead 15 minutes into the match but the lead didn't last long as Germany surged ahead with 2 goals due to own goals by&nbsp;Portugese players Ruben Dias and Rapheal&nbsp;Guerreiro&nbsp;in 35th and 39th minutes respectively.&nbsp;
6 minutes after half-time Kavi&nbsp;Havertz&nbsp;made the scoreline&nbsp;3-1 for Germany and Robin Gosens&nbsp;added to the tally after finding the back of the net in 60th minute. Portugal scored in 67th minute to make the scoreline 4-2 and that is where it remained at the end of 90 minutes.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: Germany beat current champions Portugal 4-2

Former world champions Germany have moved to the second spot in Group F of Euro 2020 after defeating current European champions Portugal 4-2.&nbsp;
Christiano&nbsp;Ronaldo&nbsp;put Portugal ahead 15 minutes into the match but the lead didn't last long as Germany surged ahead with 2 goals due to own goals by&nbsp;Portugese players Ruben Dias and Rapheal&nbsp;Guerreiro&nbsp;in 35th and 39th minutes respectively.&nbsp;
6 minutes after half-time Kavi&nbsp;Havertz&nbsp;made the scoreline&nbsp;3-1 for Germany and Robin Gosens&nbsp;added to the tally after finding the back of the net in 60th minute. Portugal scored in 67th minute to make the scoreline 4-2 and that is where it remained at the end of 90 minutes.&nbsp;

Just before the Euro 2020 fixture of France vs Germany kickstarted, a Greenpeace activist crash-landed in Allianz&nbsp;Arena on Tuesday.&nbsp;The activist who lost control of his parachute after hitting the TV camera wire cables on the roof of the stadium, struggled to avoid crashing into the spectators.&nbsp;Somehow, the activist who had 'kick out oil' slogan written over the canopy of his parachute,&nbsp;landed on the ground, where he was given medical attention and Germany players Antonio Rudiger and Robin Gosens&nbsp;rushed to him.While the activist was arrested soon after,&nbsp;UEFA&nbsp;slammed the 'reckless act' after several spectators got injured.The NGO&nbsp;later apologised for putting people in 'harm's way', which happened because of a 'technical failure'&nbsp;

Watch! Greenpeace activist crash lands in Allianz Arena before Euro 2020 clash

Greenpeace later apologised for putting people in 'harm's way', which happened because of a 'technical failure'&nbsp;

Greenpeace activist crash lands in Allianz Arena before Euro 2020 clash Activist lost control of parachute after hitting camera cables on the roof Activist was arrested soon after, Greenpeace apologised After several people were injured,&nbsp;UEFA&nbsp;slammed 'reckless act'

Just before the Euro 2020 game between France vs Germany, a Greenpeace activist crash-landed in the&nbsp;Allianz&nbsp;Arena on Tuesday.&nbsp; The activist who lost control of his parachute after hitting the TV camera wire cables on the roof of the stadium struggled to avoid crashing into the spectators.&nbsp; Somehow, the activist who had the 'kick out oil' slogan written over his parachute,&nbsp;landed on the ground.&nbsp; While the activist was arrested soon after,&nbsp;UEFA&nbsp;slammed the 'reckless act' after several spectators got injured. The NGO&nbsp;later apologised for putting people in 'harm's way', which happened because of a 'technical failure'&nbsp;

Mats Hummels' own goal helped the World Champion France to register a comfortable win&nbsp;over Germany in their Euro 2020 opening fixture at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena on Tuesday.The 32-year-old came back into the championship after a break of 2-years diverted France'&nbsp;Lucas Hernandez' goal in the 20th min. Although the Joachim Low-trained men failed at scoring goals, they were in control of the match throughout. This was France's 6th Euro opening victory, and are now only behind Germany who have had 7 Euro opening victories.&nbsp;&nbsp;France next meets Hungary on Saturday and Germany is set to face Portugal on the same day.&nbsp;

Euro 2020: France register 1-0 win over Germany in the Group of death

This was France's 6th Euro opening victory, and are now only behind Germany who have 7 Euro opening wins&nbsp;

France register 1-0 win over Germany with Mats Hummels' own goal 

France register 1-0 win over Germany with Mats Hummels' own goal Hummels' plays after 2 years, gives away own goal in 20th min Joachim Low's&nbsp;team was in control of the game throughout

Mats Hummels' own goal helped World Champions France&nbsp;register a comfortable win&nbsp;over Germany in their Euro 2020 opening fixture at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena on Tuesday. The 32-year-old who came back into the championship after a break of 2-years diverted a strike from France'&nbsp;Lucas Hernandez in the 20th min. Although the Joachim Low's men failed to score, they&nbsp;were in control of the match throughout. This was France's 6th Euro opening victory, and are now only behind Germany who have 7 Euro opening wins.
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Germany would look to bury their demons of a nightmare 2018 World Cup, as they head into Euro 2020 looking to re-establish themselves as football powerhouses. They are coming into the tournament on back of winning 7 of their 8 games at the qualifiers.&nbsp;
Despite coming under regular pressure, Joachim Low has stayed as Germany manager, leading them to two European Championship semi-finals, 2008 Euros final, 2 World Cup semi-finals and that famous 2014 World Cup campaign. But this will be Low&rsquo;s last tournament as Germany boss, with the 61-year-old announcing his decision to step down this summer.
Youngsters&nbsp;such as Serge Gnabry, who was their top scorer at the 2020 Euro qualifiers with 8 goals,&nbsp;Timo Werner, who has scored 15 goals in 35 caps for Germany and Kai Havertz, who is calm under pressure, have taken more prominent roles in Germany&rsquo;s squad. Veterans Toni Kroos, Ilkay Gundogan and captain Manuel Neuer&nbsp;also give this team the depth&nbsp;it needs.
The Germans have won Euros thrice in&nbsp;1972, 1980, 1996 and have also ended as runners-up those many times. They have reached the knockouts a total of 9 times.&nbsp;
They now find themselves in the toughest group of the competition with&nbsp;Hungary, defending champions Portugal and World champions France in Group F.
The finals may be Germany's 26th consecutive major tournament, namely World Cup or EURO, but they will have hard time in their search for glory this year because of the difficult group they are a part of.

Euro 2020: Will Germany give Low a winning farewell?

Germany would look to bury their demons of a nightmare 2018 World Cup as they head into Euro 2020 looking to re-establish themselves as football powerhouse

Germany would look to bury their demons of a nightmare 2018 World Cup, as they head into Euro 2020 looking to re-establish themselves as a football powerhouse. They are coming into the tournament on the back of winning 7 of their 8 games in the qualifiers.&nbsp;
Despite coming under pressure, Joachim Low has stayed as Germany manager, leading them to two European Championship semi-finals, the Euro 2008 final, 2 World Cup semi-finals and that famous 2014 World Cup campaign. But this will be Low&rsquo;s last tournament as Germany boss, with the 61-year-old announcing his decision to step down this summer.
Youngsters&nbsp;such as Serge Gnabry, who was their top scorer at the 2020 Euro qualifiers with 8 goals,&nbsp;Timo Werner, who has scored 15 goals in 35 caps for Germany and Kai Havertz, who is calm under pressure, have taken more prominent roles in Germany&rsquo;s squad. Veterans Toni Kroos, Ilkay Gundogan and captain Manuel Neuer&nbsp;also give this team the depth&nbsp;it needs.
The Germans have won Euros thrice in&nbsp;1972, 1980, 1996 and have also ended as runners-up those many times. They have reached the knockouts a total of 9 times.&nbsp;
They now find themselves in the toughest group of the competition with&nbsp;Hungary, defending champions Portugal and World champions France in Group F.&nbsp;

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
The German government has stressed that vaccination would not be compulsory and would have no bearing on whether children can attend school or go on holiday.
"The main message to parents is: there will be no compulsory vaccinations," Merkel told reporters.
The European Medicines Agency is expected to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid jab for 12- to 15-year-olds on Friday. It is already authorised in the EU for those over 16.
Canada and the United States have already started vaccinating children above 12 years of age.

Covid-19: Germany to vaccinate children over 12 from June 7

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7. Chancellor Angela Merkel&nbsp;has said that it will be voluntary, not compulsory

Germany will start giving Covid vaccine to children over the age of 12 from June 7, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Thursday.
The German government has stressed that vaccination would not be compulsory and would have no bearing on whether children can attend school or go on holiday.
"The main message to parents is: there will be no compulsory vaccinations," Merkel told reporters.
The European Medicines Agency is expected to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid jab for 12- to 15-year-olds on Friday. It is already authorised in the EU for those over 16.
Canada and the United States have already started vaccinating children above 12 years of age.

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