Six years ago, Ilkay Gündogan's place on the German national team was in question over a photograph with Turkey's president. When Gündogan leads the German national team out against Scotland in the European Championship opener Friday, he will be its first captain of Turkish heritage at a major tournament. To some in the large Turkish-German community, the Barcelona midfielder embodies a “hybrid identity” that is gaining ground even in the face of political gains for the anti-migration far right, said Caner Aver, researcher at the Center for Turkish Studies and Integration Research in the German city of Essen.
The incident occurred while the Reform UK leader was campaigning in Barnsley.
The church's vicar says five mummified remains were destroyed during firefighting efforts.