Now on bbc news, click. This week, its a mobiles And music special. Were sending a robot in to explore a show floor, write a winning song, play the violin And make a pop video. And is that Nick Rhodes from Duran Duran . Hey, welcome to click i hope youre well. For months now, weve been fantasising about places that we cant go to at The Moment, stories that we Cant Cover in person, And the Big Tech Expos that arent happening in the real World Theyve moved online. But not this week lara, would you care to accompany me to barcelona . Absolutely ive been looking forward to this now, mobile World Congress was one of the first events to be cancelled last year. And this year, despite a few delays, it is actually happening, but were not heading off to sunny spain. Well, not really. But we are gonna be there in spirit, 0k . You ready . Absolutely lets do it all right, lets go. And. We ve arrived this is thira, barcelona, And this is mwc. And were not only here in spirit, but we are here in body
Thanks for your company so far. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. India prides itself on being The worlds biggest democracy, but when it comes to those prerequisites of genuine democracy, Freedom Of Expression and a free media, is india falling short . Prime minister Narendra Modi understands The power of information, but is he using his own power to manipulate The flow of information . Well, my guest is n ram, director of The hindu Publishing Group and an influential voice in The indian media. Are cherished freedoms under threat . N ram In Chennai, welcome to hardtalk. Its a pleasure, mr sackur. Its a pleasure to have you on The programme. If i may say so, you are a leading member of indias media elite. You have been for years. So how would you characterise The freedom of The media in India Today . What state is it in . There was a time, stephen, when i thought that india was in an enviable position, when it came to media freedom, independence and also The state of development o
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Broadcaster Henry Bonsu and the former Trade Minister Lord digbyjones. Lets take a look at the front pages we have in so far. Surprise, surprise, the reason they were all late. They would sell some extra copies on thursday morning. The end of a 55 year wait. The telegraph leads with the moment the team celebrated captain Harry Kanes winning goal against denmark, which took the final score to 2 1. The metro also mark the win and looks ahead to sundays showdown against italy. The times reports that it wasnt a clear path to tonights victory, as southgate s side came from behind to beat the danes for the sides first big win since 1966. Could it be one for the History Books . A win on sunday would match the immortals in 1966 thats according to the mirror. The Football Fairy Tale the i reports that raheem sterlings greatest performance for his country sets up showdown with italy. It also fea
And our correspondent joins a Fishing Crew in the disputed South China Sea. There South China Sea. Is a chinese Coastguard Vessel there is a chinese Coastguard Vessel watching us at the moment, it has done three sweeps, first of all 200 metres away and then A Hundred metres away, and now 50 metres away. Hello and welcome to the programme. Englands footballers have reached their first major tournament final since 1966. The Team Beat denmark 2 1 in the Semi Finals of the European Championship the euros. They will play italy in the final on sunday. As you might imagine, the final whistle was greeted around england with jubilation. The bbc s Tim Allman watched the action. The stadium itself may be relatively new but wembley as a venue is steeped in history. Despite that these supporters, at least the ones wearing white, were hoping to see something completely unprecedented. Football is Coming Home. England reaching the final of a European Championship. I think we will beat them within 90 m
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