Administrative Court bans march on mosque

Cologne - The right "citizens' movement pro NRW" will show again on Saturday in Cologne.
The march to the mosque in Ehrenfeld, however, remains banned. The administrative court ruled on Wednesday and confirmed the prohibition by the Cologne police headquarters.
Already in mid-April, the court had rejected an urgent motion of "pro Köln" who oppose the transfer of the rally on 9 Roncalli Square in May from the right bank Deutz addressed. At the demonstration there was "substantial security concerns."
Mainly because it expected massive, sometimes violent counteraction to. A "stationary rally" on the Barmer place was much easier to protect.
These are the 5000 th Polizis entire coming weekend will be in use. "We will have water cannon here and use them if necessary, and accept no violence," said Police President Klaus Steffenhagen.
Since it will be used primarily on Saturday to massive traffic problems on the rings and in the Deutz district, advises the police to retrieve current disability among www.polizei-koeln.de or the Citizens Telephone (02 21 / 2 29 77 77).

Eddy, at Ex Radstar Wüst

Cologne / Nantes - The Tour is Marcel Wust (40) after one year of abstinence, re-cycling expert for the ARD. But now the 40-year-olds there, seek the past. Doping vortex around the Cologne Radstar.
In the French edition of the book "Gedopt" published in 1999 by former Festina masseur Willy Voet was now discovered diary extracts. These excerpts are printed only in the French edition, in the German edition have been omitted.
Based on the records of Voet Wust is in training camp in France on 13, 15 and 17 January and have another three times (January 29-February 1) EPO receive units. Has one of our best and most popular Sprinter doped as well?
 Voet saw in 1998 for the biggest until then doping scandal at the Tour, when his car was found several banned substances. In 2000, he was from the 7th Criminal Chamber of the court in Lille sentenced to ten months on probation.
Moreover, it was shown that the Festina team were systematically doped. Wüst went from 1997 to 2001 in Festina, on doping, he always says: "I have never doped."
Wüst had been run in his career 110 wins to get to him as one of the few professional stage victory in all three major tours (a victory in the Giro d'Italia, one of the Tour de France, twelve) at the Tour of Spain.
After the Tour victory of 2000, however, was followed by shock at the peak of his career: Wust fell in August at a race and lost an eye in the accident.
The end for the sprinters. In an interview with the Germany radio confirmed ex-Festina chief Bruno Roussel now the charges against Wüst: "He was a sprinter. Now I do not say that sprinters have taken anything - unfortunately, shows us the date with Tom Boonen and Petacchi, both of which are involved in doping scandals that has just not so.
I think Marcel has not exaggerated when it comes to doping, but I can not say that he was not affected by the doping program at Festina. "
 Wust knows the doping allegations for years. His reaction: "I have no evidence that I have not doped. But I'm on 13 January 1997 a blood test done in training camp. This one came out hematocrit of 43.3. This does not exactly speak for EPO abuse. "At doses of EPO can increase values up to 60.

Fake policemen cheating pensioners

Eupen / Aachen - swindlers have deceived many retirees from North Rhine-Westphalia by half a million euros.
The attackers had disguised themselves as policemen. In the Belgian St. Vith and Malmedy, they stopped the cars of senior citizens and said they were on the lookout for counterfeit money.
The plan was well thought out: Their victims were mostly on the way back from banks in Luxembourg. They had some large amounts of cash there.
The false police searched the car and confiscated their money. The justification for the fraudsters, the money must be checked for authenticity.
Their savings, of course, never saw the victim again. The police now suspect that the dark figure of the betrayed pensioners is much higher.
Some might have fear of the German tax authorities and the fraudsters were therefore not appropriate, the Aachen police.

Loew and Bundesliga coach who love again

Dusseldorf - For weeks, only Zoff: Time and again, coach Jogi Loew on the German coach had vituperated, the quality of the Bundesliga football questioned and criticized the low pace of the game the Germans (EXPRESS.DE reported>).
Now the dispute has been settled: Loew and the coaches have once loved. On the trainer session in Dusseldorf came the great debate.
"The bottom line very, very positive. We can count on the support of the League," Loew said after the meeting of the national team-lead with the club coaches. "We must continue to advance on German soccer. We all have a duty to improve, always things," said Loew.
Also Leverkusen coach Bruno Labbadia keep the conversation to be fruitful. "I see more criticism as feedback. There is no contradiction, but a common home. We all have the goal that our team achieved great results."
Bremen coach Thomas Schaaf: "The most important thing that you are in the discussion. We also want to benefit from that, our players are strengthened by the national team."
And what does Klinsi? "Jogi told anyone what he should do. He made a survey and came to the completely correct answer: When we entered the Champions League final will, if we want to achieve in European Championships or something, then we must be able to sustain the speed of the greats, "said the Bayern coach.