蜜芽传媒

What's your reaction to the attacks in Spain? At least 13 people were killed and dozens injured yesterday after a van drove into crowds in Barcelona. Hours later, another vehicle was driven into pedestrians in the seaside resort of Cambrils, injuring 7. Police say the men were linked to the Barcelona attack, which they're treating as a terrorist attack. Then we'll be discussing Partition and education. Is this event being taught in schools in a biased way? We ask three history teachers from three different countries - Fatima Sajjad from Pakistan, David O'Malley, from Merchant Taylors' Boys' School in the UK, and Hasnain Naqvi from St. Xavier's College in India. Also coming up, we discuss government plans to tackle childhood obesity. Health officials want to do this by cutting the number of calories in pizzas, burgers and ready meals. Is it a good idea? We discuss the programme with Dr Ramesh Mehta, a retired paediatrician. Then Nihal speaks to Ismail Jeilani, the co-founder of an app which connects student with tutors. Afterwards we speak to one of the stars of Channel 4's Child Genius programme, Rahul, and his dad Minesh. The 12- year old scored the highest possible mark when he took the Mensa test last summer.