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hardtalk with stephen sackur welcome to hardtalk. i m stephen sackur. joe biden prepared for his geneva summit with vladimir putin by reassuring his partners in nato that america is back in the saddle, committed to the defence of european allies and determined to lead the alliance s response to evolving geographical and technological threats. but how convincing is all of this reassurance? well, my guest is nato secretary general jens stoltenberg. is rhetoric being used to paper over nato s cracks? jens stoltenberg at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. jens stoltenberg at nato headquarters in brussels, welcome to hardtalk. thank you so much for having me. now, mr secretary general, thejust finished nato summit had plenty of talk about challenges coming from russia, but also challenge coming from china. it left some people a little bit confused about your strategic vision. so you tell me, as you sit at headquarters right now, what is perceived to be nato s numb
to win the champions league but not finish in the top four, if arson were two arsenal were to finish and ifinish in the were two arsenal were to finish and i finish in the top four, if one of these two teams were to finish in the top four, it wouldn t be enough to get in the champions league for next season and that would be so disappointing should they get the results between now and then to achieve it. everton played as recently as monday a0 zero drug and spring. we were missing as many as nine pristine players for that game. he hopes to have at least half of those back in contention to play tonight. conor mcnamara there. and of course, he can hear connor commentating for radio 55. coverage begins from 8:00pm from that match there. a year ago norwich city were heading for relegation from the premier league. they finished rock bottom, having won only five matches all season and yet nobody panicked. now, with the same manager in charge, they re on the brink of promot
the stage is set for the first helicopter flight on another planet nasa s ingenuity craft should take off from the surface of mars within hours. # money, money, money, must be funny.# - back together abba s bjorn on how the band have been meeting up ahead their new virtual tour. we meet in person with masks and, you know, tests and whatever. good morning. it isa it is a chilly start to the day on the roof of broadcasting house. chili for many of us but another warm and sunny day across england and wales, when we lose the mist and fog. scotland and northern ireland, a bit more fog, with rain in the west. detailed in ten minutes. good morning it s monday, the 19th of april. our top story. six premier league football clubs have announced plans to join a breakaway european super league. arsenal, chelsea, liverpool, manchester city, manchester united and tottenham have agreed to join six european sides to start a new midweek tournament. the move s been condemned by the premier
hello and welcome. new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern is, within the next few minutes, expected to announce a date for the start of a travel bubble with australia. the australian authorities say they re hopeful their citizens could travel to new zealand as early as the end of this week. a two way travel bubble would allow citizens of both countries to cross the tasman sea without having to quarantine at either end. with me is our reporter tanya dendrinos. just explain the background to why they are thinking of doing this, and when. why they are thinking of doing this, and when. both australia and new zealand this, and when. both australia and new zealand have - this, and when. both australia and new zealand have done i and new zealand have done incredibly well in controlling the coronavirus pandemic but that has largely come to the closure of their international borders, so there has been no international tourism really since before last march, and what that means i