Thats a summary of the news, newsday is coming up at midnight. Now on bbc news its time for newsnight. Theresa mays been in switzerland. Most of westminsters on holiday. But tonight the governments brexit position, finally, starts to take shape. In something that looks a lot like the Customs Union, but with britain able to negotiate Free Trade Agreements with the rest of the world. We ask whether the proposed transitional arrangement is possible or even desirable. And finally, two days after the event. Racism is evil. And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs. Including the kkk, neo nazis, White Supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as americans. Trump this evening disavowed the racists but will this be enough to stem the tide of criticism of how he handled events in charlottesville . Also tonight, after one of the most exciting Opening Weekends in its 25 year history, we ask one of the Premier Leagues architects whether
Are not the way nehru wanted or gandhi wanted. Live from our studios in singapore and london. This is bbc world news. Its newsday. Its 7am in singapore, Midnight In London and 7 30am in pyongyang, where state media is reporting that kim jong un has discussed with Senior Officers a plan to fire missiles at an area near the us pacific territory of guam. North koreas kcna news agency warned the us to stop what it called arrogant provocations. Mr kim is also reported to be watching what america is doing and hasnt made any decisions yet. With me is huangjiangyu from National University of singapores faculty of law, who specialises in chinese and international law. He joins us live in the studio. Professor, glad you could join us for this unfolding Development Taking place right now. More rhetoric from kim jong un, what kind of message is he now trying to send to trump and the us . of message is he now trying to send to trump and the us . I think the message from korea serves two purposes. N
indoors or in crowded places and of course they are reminding people to test and to and to vaccinate. now, the federal government is also responding once again, people can go online and request a free covid test to be delivered to their homes. all of this in an effort to prevent and to make sure that people can gather safely during this holiday season. in new york, gloria pazmino, cnn. south korea calls it a serious provocation and japan has launched a protest with north korea over pyongyang s latest missile launch. south korea s joints chiefs of staff say at least two ballistic missiles flew into the waters between the korean peninsula and japan early sunday. japanese officials say they flew # 300 miles apparently without damaging aircraft or ships in the area. the u.s. and south korea called on pyongyang to immediately stop the launches. this is the 35th day this year
well, north korea things. soldiers marching as they do in a massive military parade, celebrations also involving fireworks and circus style performances because north korea, some more images in our slide show for you this afternoon. and they include by planes writing out the number 70 see how they did that over pyongyang the country established in 1948. these are soldiers marching in a row. all of them there were no long range missiles on display unlike in the past parades. north korea trying to focus more on its building up its economy. here thousands of students take place with torches and here you bit tuesday fireworks. the torches spell out formidable strong company when seen from above. north korea also brought back some things called mass games for the first time in
and he s very, very smart. he s a great negotiator. and he s a very strategic kind of a guy. funny, smart, great negotiator. funny, poisons family members, kills. starves anybody who gets in his way. when you think about sort of the henny youngman of southeast asia. name the dictators in our history. so, evan, as leader of japan, leaders of south korea, leaders of australia, other long-time allies of the united states hear that, what is the impact? well, first of all, you know, if you open the chinese news today, what you see is that they re rejoicing. you know, this is really they ve achieve what had they wanted in the korean peninsula. number one, they wanted to avoid a war. number two, they wanted to avoid the united states military abruptly taking over pyongyang and moving all the way up to the chinese border. number three, they never thought