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north korea has made a show of military strength, putting what appear to be intercontinental missiles on display at a massive parade in its capital pyongyang. it s warned the united states, which has sent an aircraft carrier to the region, that it is ready to hit back if provoked. the display of military hardware today has increased fears that north korea is moving ever closer to having a viable long distance atomic arsenal. our correspondentjohn sudworth is one of a group of foreign journalists invited to the north korean capital to witness its parade. his movements are being monitored and tightly controlled. as the parade began, the ground shook, and a city at the centre of a mounting crisis echoed to the sound of marching feet. presiding over it all was kim jong un, apparently untroubled by the international pressure over the now realistic prospect of this most totalitarian of states becoming a fully fledged nuclear power. and while president donald trump may be prom ....
with political commentator jo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror. the lead in the observer says that free schools will benefit wealthier regions. that is coming up in 30 minutes. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a massive suicide bomb in syria has hit a convoy of buses on the outskirts of aleppo, where thousands of people from two besieged government held villages were waiting to be taken to safety. more than a0 people are reported to have been killed in the attack. dozens more have been injured. richard galpin reports. in the immediate aftermath, a man runs towards the site of the huge explosion, filming the horrifying scenes around him. it is believed a suicide bomber carried out this attack, reportedly driving a van carrying aid supplies. translation: i can t describe it, i am speechless. there are dead people everywhere. you can see dozens of burnt out cars, bodies everywhere. emergency staff and opposition factions are evacuating ....
disgusting. what he has done for yea rs. and coming up political commentatorjo phillips and nigel nelson, political editor of the sunday mirror help me review the sunday morning papers including the lead in the sunday times which leads on a possible escalation in north korea saying president trump could strike korean nuclear sites. that s the papers in half an hour. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a suicide bomb in syria has hit a convoy of buses on the outskirts of aleppo, where thousands of people from two besieged government held villages were waiting to be ta ken to safety. more than a0 people are reported to have been killed in the attack. dozens more have been injured. richard galpin reports. in the immediate aftermath, a man runs towards the site of the huge explosion, filming the horrifying scenes around him. it is believed a suicide bomber carried out this attack, reportedly driving a van carrying aid supplies. translation: i can t describe it, i am spee ....
we begin in syria where a huge car bomb has hit a convoy of buses carrying evacuees from two government held towns. the passengers had been waiting at a transit point travelling from fuua and kafraya to the west of aleppo. the delay was caused by rebel groups raising concerns about the status of people leaving rebel held territory near the capital damascus in a reciprocal evacuation. it isn t yet clear who carried out the attack though a syrian government mp has accused terrorists linked to al qaeda. the emergency response group, the syria white helmets, say they have recovered more than 100 bodies. richard galpin reports. in the immediate aftermath, a man runs towards the site of the huge explosion, filming the horrifying scenes around him. it is believed a suicide bomber carried out this attack, reportedly driving a van carrying aid supplies. translation: i can t describe it, i am speechless. there are dead people everywhere. you can see dozens of burnt out ca ....
start in syria, where a massive suicide car bomb has hit a convoy of buses carrying thousands of people from two besieged gunmen told villagers, waiting to be taken to safety. government held villages. the passengers had been waiting at a transit point travelling from fuua and kafraya to the west of aleppo. the delay was caused by rebel groups voicing concerns about the status of people leaving rebel held territory near the capital damascus in an exchange evacuation. it isn t yet clear who carried out the attack though a syrian government mp has accused terrorists linked to al qaeda. the emergency response group, the syria white helmets, say they have recovered more than a hundred bodies. richard galpin reports. in the immediate aftermath, a man runs towards the site of the huge explosion, filming the horrifying scenes around him. it is believed a suicide bomber carried out this attack, reportedly driving a van carrying aid supplies. translation: i can t desc ....