this week need a new career? this is where the jobs are. the new smart city in the desert. and the robots that can build more robots. what could possibly go wrong? welcome to click. it was exactly one year ago that i stood on this beach, looked into that camera and said some pretty improbable sounding things. first of all, click had been on airfor 20 years. secondly, the world was going into lockdown. and, thirdly, because of that, we didn t know whether we were going to be able to continue making the programme. and then, of course, the next week, wejust forgot to stop. and now, 12 months on, the vaccines are offering us a way out and that is thanks to science and technology. and also, i am still pretty much in one piece as a human being, and that is thanks in part to the person who i am so glad can join me on the beach today. hiya! 0h, oh, thank you! i have tried my best. we have spent a lot of time on zoom! yes, we have. but not today. it is great to be here in real life
welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. a police officer has died and another is in hospital after an attack on the us capitol. a man carrying a knife rammed a car into a barricade, before he was shot dead by police. president biden said he was heartbroken over the death of the officer. it s the second time the capitol has been targeted this year, after supporters of donald trump stormed the building in january. here s our north america editorjon sopel. sirens wail. we ve been here before. lunchtime on a cold easter day and another emergency sirens wail. a man in a blue car rams two us capitol police officers near a barrier. as he gets out of his vehicle, knife in hand, he s shot and has now died. immediately, congress goes into lockdown. a helicopter s summoned and lands in front of the capitol building. and the national guard, which has been on duty since the capitol riots ofjanuary 6, is mobilised. another terrifying moment for those who work in the
now on bbc news, the sporting l word clare balding looks at what it means to be a gay woman in sport. hi there, my name is clare balding, i m a television and radio broadcaster, mainly in sport for the bbc and for other channels as well. it s really interesting looking at lgbt rights and indeed attitudes to lgbt people through the lens of sport. and i m particularly going to focus on women s sport, because since the early 20th century, with the record goal scorer and iconic footballer lily parr, to the 21st century boxer nicola adams and global superstar megan rapinoe, women s sport has been a place where it is important to be yourself. billiejean king and martina navratilova have both been vocal advocates for equal rights and for the lgbt community to be respected and valued. and visibility is a really important thing. for as long as people stay hidden from view, or deny who they are and who they love, then there will be a stigma of shame, and that shame passes on from gen
of his imprisonment, the mauritanian works best as a portrait of an unbreakable spirit, of someone who came through this ordeal and survived. while both the story and the film making may be somewhat familiar, rahim s performance lifts this out of the ordinary. the mauritanian is on amazon prime video now. a couple of weeks ago i reviewed locked down, made on the fly during the pandemic and it was fine but fun. the same cannot be said of chaos walking, a bloated sci fi epic which doug liman shot back in 2017 which is only now crawling out on digital nearly four years later, presumably in the hope that no one will notice. there was a terrible crash. adapted from a popular ya source by patrick ness, author of the brilliant a monster calls, chaos walking plays out on a colonised planet where the men can all hear each other s thoughts. an interesting idea that owes a debt to the books and radio shows of douglas adams, but which is here visualised with a silly purple fog that looks
a police officer has died and another is in hospital after an attack on the us capitol. a man carrying a knife rammed a car into a barricade, before he was shot dead by police. president biden said he was heartbroken over the death of the officer. it s the second time the capitol has been targeted this year, after supporters of donald trump stormed the building in january. here s our north america editorjon sopel. sirens wail. here s our north america editorjon sopel. sirens wail. we ve been here before. lunchtime on a cold easter day and another emergency at the capitol. sirens wail. a man in a blue car rams two us capitol police officers near a barrier. as he gets out of his vehicle, knife in hand, he s shot and has now died. immediately, congress goes into lockdown. a helicopter s summoned and lands in front of the capitol building. and the national guard, which has been on duty since the capitol riots ofjanuary 6, is mobilised. another terrifying moment for those who work