in a huge military parade amid growing speculation that the country is preparing another nuclear test. good morning, it s saturday the 15th of april. also ahead: learner drivers will have to prove they can use a sat nav in new changes to the practical test. the sun has suspended its columnist, kelvin mackenzie, for expressing what the newspaper described as wrong and unfunny views about the people of liverpool. half of the world s bluebells are found here in the uk, but we ll hear why the british bluebell could be under threat. in sport brighton take a giant stride towards the premier league. the championship leaders win at wolves, and are now on the verge of promotion. and philip has the weather. not a bad day in prospect for most parts of the british isles. can we keep it going by the rest of the holiday weekend? all the details in just a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. north korea has warned that it s prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attac
on the verge of promotion. takeit take it easy! and the slalom was definitely a challenge for me. i ve been finding out how the team gb alpine skiers, are hoping to leave their opponents adrift. and philip has the weather. good morning, not a bad day for most parts of the british isles. can we keep it going for the rest of the holiday weekend? i ll have the details for you in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story. north korea has warned that it s prepared to respond in kind to any nuclear attack. it comes amid growing tensions between pyongyang and the us. earlier this morning, kim jong un oversaw a massive military parade to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of his grandfather, the country s founder. our correspondentjohn sudworth was invited to witness the event. his movements are being tightly controlled, but earlier he described the scene in pyongyang. it s an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands upon thousands of goos
longer than five years. and coming up after sport at 12.30pm, this week s edition of click looks at how technology is being used in the fight against crime. good morning and welcome to bbc news. north korea is staging a massive military parade in the capital pyongyang amid warnings that it will retaliate if it is provoked by the united states. president trump has sent a naval strike force to the region because of concerns that north korea is preparing to carry out another test of its nuclear weapons. in a speech at the parade, a senior official said his country was prepared to respond to an all out war with an all out war . our correspondentjohn sudworth was invited to witness the event. his movements are being tightly controlled, but earlier he described the scene in pyongyang. it s an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands upon thousands of goose stepping soldiers, tanks, rockets and other weaponry have marched and rumbled their way thr
manoeuvring into the 21st century from december, learners will have to show they can follow a sat nav to pass their driving test. good afternoon. 39 people have been killed in a suspected suicide attack on a convoy of coaches carrying evacuees from government held towns in syria, that s according to state media. the syrian observatory for human rights said the explosion occurred at rashidin, west of aleppo, where buses were waiting to transport thousands of people under an evacuation deal. government linked sources say it was a suicide attack. earlier, our arab affairs editor sebastian usher told me what we know about this attack. this was a massive bomb blast, there was a long convoy of buses were several thousands of people had been waiting since yesterday for evacuation just on the outskirts of aleppo. government linked sources are saying it was a suicide bomb. when you look at the images, there we re when you look at the images, there were ten, 11 buses, black and devas
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