Between north korea and the United States. President trump has warned north koreas leaders might not be around much longer. That follows a speech at the United Nations in which north koreas foreign minister called him mentally derange. Earlier, us warplanes flow close to north koreas coach in what the pentagon said was a demonstration of americas military options. Our correspondent danny savage is monitoring developments from the south korean capital seoul. He told me earlier that the government there want an easing of tensions between north korea and the United States. What we have been waiting for is the official response from the United Nations which we have just heard, of north korea accusing donald trump of being the one on the suicide missions. Speaking of missions, overnight last night, i think it is quite significant that the American Air Force flew further north than they ever had in this region, into they ever had in this region, into the airspace of north korea, with a coupl
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taking off from different latitudes means you can choose different orbits, which saves costs on fuel. the sea has long been an important part of the space exploration journey with splashdown often the final chapter of each mission. but now, china has turned that on its head from the high seas to outer space. tim allman, bbc news. it s 26 minutes past three which means it s time for the weather with helen willits. after what s been a wet week for some, saturday was a lot quieter. 18 celsius in the south, nearly ten hours of sunshine and only around nine millimetres of rain and the reason was this area of high pressure ruling the roost. but these weather fronts are now starting to nudge that high pressure system out the way, so for the day ahead, increasing amounts of cloud, wind and rain. but ahead of it, we ve still got starry skies and through the night, temperatures have been tumbling away within two or three
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cornwall turned out in force for an old soldier, whose final campaign will ensure the memory of d day lives on. john kay, bbc news. time for a look at the weather with helen willits. good evening. it s felt pleasantly warm today with light winds and some strong sunshine. but in parts, we had a few drizzly showers, nothing significant rain wise, so the dry theme has continued. in fact, still, parts of england and wales have had less than 50% of their average rainfall only scotland having seen average this april. it follows on a dry march for the whole of the uk. and with high pressure with us for what remains of april, for most, it stays dry. it s just the far northwest of scotland, northern ireland where we may see some appreciable rain before the end of april. but some sunshine today we had across northern ireland, more than yesterday, and under the clear skies