RBB Abendschau – Day Trip Tip – Bike Ride Along the Old Spree

Ulrike Nagel in a floral dress in front of a yellow villa in a garden along the Alte Spree, with the name caption “rbb reporter”

In these times of COVID-19, many people are planning to spend their vacation at home in Germany this year; many don’t even want to leave Berlin anymore—it’s so nice here, after all! Of course, you can also take a break to enjoy some peace and quiet and get out into nature right here. Our excursion tip: bike along the Alte Spree.

Article by Ulrike Nagel for RBB Abendschau.

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RBB Brandenburg News: Working from Home, Kids at Home

Ulrike Nagel in a black and green shirt points to a colourful weekly schedule on the wall, with the Brandenburg Aktuell name caption

It has been two weeks since Brandenburg was forced to close daycare centers and schools due to high COVID-19 infection rates. Starting this week, emergency child care has been expanded to include children whose parents have only one parent working in the health care or nursing sectors. But as we’ve learned, anyone who isn’t “essential” has to fend for themselves. Suddenly, this is once again the parents’ responsibility. Our reporter Ulrike Nagel offers insights into the turbulent daily life of families.

A report by Ulrike Nagel for RBB Brandenburg Aktuell.

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Ulrike Nagel: East Berlin was a kind of little paradise

Portrait of Ulrike Nagel with dark hair and a grey jacket in front of the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall, with the logos of NPO Radio 1 and the podcast De Dag and the title “East Berlin was a kind of little paradise”

On November 9, 1989, something happened in Germany that had long seemed impossible to the population: the border between East and West suddenly disappeared. The Wall was breached, and free travel became a reality overnight. Ulrike Nagel grew up as a happy child in East Berlin. She was ten when the Iron Curtain fell. In *De Dag*, she looks back on that time and what it was like when she first arrived in West Berlin. Listen to the interview with Ulrike Nagel on Radio 1.

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NOS: Exhibition Shows What Life Was Like with the Berlin Wall

Portrait of Ulrike Nagel with dark hair and a grey jacket in front of a model of East Berlin with the Fernsehturm, with an inset of Judith van de Hulsbeek, the NOS Radio 1 Journaal logo and the title “Exhibition: what was life like with the Berlin Wall”

Thirty years ago, the Berlin Wall fell, heralding the end of the GDR. This year, people in Germany are commemorating this event in various ways. One exhibition explores the question: What was daily life actually like under that socialist dictatorship? The conclusion: it wasn’t all misery.

Listen to the report by Judith van de Hulsbeek featuring Ulrike Nagel.

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Ulrike Nagel reporting live for RBB from Lübben during the ammunition explosion

Ulrike Nagel with curly dark hair and an rbb microphone reports live in the evening in Lübben, with THW and fire brigade rescue workers behind her

Following a complicated rescue operation at a factory building in the Spreewerk Lübben industrial park—which was severely damaged by an explosion on Friday, March 16, 2018—a deceased male was recovered from the rubble this afternoon around 5:a deceased man was recovered from the rubble. It appears likely that the deceased could be the 55-year-old missing employee of the company. However, immediate and definitive identification is not yet possible due to the severity of the injuries sustained.

Ulrike Nagel reporting live from the scene for RBB.

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RTV Utrecht: Press Conference Power Outage in Nieuwegein, June 23, 2012

Ulrike Nagel in a red coat with an RTV Utrecht microphone stands in the council chamber of Nieuwegein

Live report by Ulrike Nagel for RTV Utrecht: Nieuwegein council members removed from press conference. Nieuwegein city council members are unhappy with how the press conference held by Stedin and the municipality on Friday afternoon regarding the major power outage unfolded. Just before the meeting began, Mayor Backhuijs personally escorted the city council members out of the room.

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