Now on bbc news, hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The Golden Age of the explOrer is inextricably linked with the Golden Age of empire. People inspired to travel where none had travelled befOre, charting territOry And encountering peoples who were subsequently often subjugated And exploited. Well, my guest is one of the wOrlds great modern day explOrers. But robin hanbury tenison s motivation was never conquest. Instead, he committed himself to the protection of indigenous peoples And their lAnds. Have his effOrts made a difference . Robin hanbury tenison, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Lets start with this wOrd explOrer. Do you think its past its sell by date, now that all of our planet is surveyed, satellite tracked, we map it, we know it . Is ExplOration A Thing Of The Past . Absolutely not. The wOrd is grossly overused by all sOrts of people. I mean, windows explOrer, fOr a start. Its all over the media all of the time, all sOrts of people are calling themselves ex
Modern day explOrers. But robin hanbury tenison s motivation was never conquest. Instead, he committed himself to the protection of indigenous peoples And their lAnds. Have his effOrts made a difference . Robin hanbury tenison, welcome to hardtalk. Thank you. Lets start with this wOrd explOrer. Do you think its past its sell by date, now that all of our planet is surveyed, satellite tracked, we map it we know it . Is ExplOration A Thing Of The Past . Absolutely not. The wOrd is grossly overused by all sOrts of people. I mean, windows explOrer, fOr a start. Its all over the media all of the time, all sOrts of people are calling themselves explOrers. But fOr me, explOrers, partly in the old victOrian tradition that you were talking about, but also today, are people who change the wOrld, who actually examine this extraOrdinary planet that we live on, And reveal it to the outside wOrld, to everybody, the way it actually ticks And hangs together. And if that involves some hacking And hewing
millionnaire, richard mason, says he doesn t regret suing their mum, even though it means two of his children won t now speak to him. you can watch that full interview at around 1015. and a tearful andy murray tells a news conference that next week s australian open could be the last tournament of his career as he struggles to recover from hip surgery. i m not sure i m able to. to play through the pain, you know, for another four or five months. we ll get reaction from former british women s number one annabel croft. hello, welcome to the programme. we re live until 11:00 this morning. have you got more than two children and are on universal credit so can t claim benefits for them all? today the government s announced a u turn on its multiple child policy, saying everyone who s got three or more children born before april 2017 will now be able to claim payments for each child. will this affect you? do get in touch on all the stories we re talking about. use the hashtag victor
has been named the bbc music sound of 2019 winner the first rapper to win the title since 50 cent. and in sport at 9:40, we ll get the latest reaction on andy murray s announcement from other british tennis stars. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. in a dramatic and tearful press conference overnight, andy murray has announced his intention to retire from tennis. the 31 year old says he plans to quit after this year s wimbledon, but fears next week s australian open could be the final tournament of his career. the former world number one, who s won three grand slam titles, is struggling to recover from hip surgery, as patrick geary reports. andy murray will have wanted this press conference to be about his return and recovery. his body was telling him otherwise one of the sport s steeliest characters forced to take a break from the questions. he came back he always does. andy, does that mean that this might be your last tournament? um.yeah, ithink. i thin
now on bbc news, it s time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. the golden age of the explorer is inextricably linked with the golden age of empire. people inspired to travel where none had travelled before, charting territory and encountering peoples who were subsequently often subjugated and exploited. well, my guest is one of the world s great modern day explorers. but robin hanbury tenison s motivation was never conquest. instead, he committed himself to the protection of indigenous peoples and their lands. have his efforts made a difference? robin hanbury tenison, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let s start with this word explorer. do you think it s past its sell by date, now that all of our planet is surveyed, satellite tracked, we map it, we know it? is exploration a thing of the past? absolutely not. the word is grossly overused by all sorts of people. i mean, windows explorer, for a start. it s all over the media all of the time, all sorts of people