03/09/2017 BBC Weekend News

Within the last few minutes, President Trumper has condemned

North Korea's nuclear test saying their actions continue to be

dangerous and hostile to the United States. Earlier Pyongyang said it

had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb, one that could be fitted to an

intercontinental listed missile. It said the test was a meaningful step

towards completing the country's nuclear weapons programme.

The test took place at a site in the north east of the country.

From Seoul, in neighbouring South Korea, Yogita Limaye

State television announcing that the country had conduct another gear

test. It was a success, Pyongyang saying it had detonated a nuclear

bomb at a testing site in the north-east of the country. Hundreds

of miles away in China people say they witnessed tremors caused by the

ex-Luton. Experts believe it could be the most powerful weapon North

Korea has tested so far. Earlier in the day these photos were released

of North Korean leader Kim Jong and inspecting what is claimed to be the

bomb. The country says the nuclear devices tested can be fitted onto an

intercontinental ballistic missile test eight serious threat because it

means Pyongyang can arm these long range rockets are tested in July,

that would put the US mainland within firing range. In South Korea

and emergency meeting was held. TRANSLATION: I can't help but be

disappointed and outraged. North Korea has made an absurd tactical

muck stake by committing a series of by conducting nuclear tests. It is

threatening world peace. It will isolate them further. In Japan the

Prime Minister called the latest test an acceptable. It comes less

than a week after North Korea launched as rocket. But it's the US

that North Korea considers its biggest enemy. And the latest test

is a step forward in its gold towards making weapons that could

strike America. Regarding the United States I think it could be a game

changer because hydrogen bomb is sometimes 1000 more powerful than

nuclear bomb, that means Kim Jong-Un will threaten the United States, if

you do not leave South Korea, North Korea would attack Los Angeles or

San Francisco with a hydrogen bomb. Kim Jong-Un has finally started

respecting us, President Donald Trump has said just within the last

fortnight. When it seemed as though the rhetoric from Young Yang had

died down, today the North Korean leader has shown he has no intention

to stop. And Yogita is live in

Seoul for us now ... President Trumper amongst those

condemning the North Korean actions. That's right. He called it a rogue

nation but also importantly he said South Korea is finding out the

policy of appeasement will not work with North Korea. In his words he

says they understand only one thing, suggesting a stronger response is

required. South Korea for a long time has been saying they want a

diplomatic solution to the situation, Donald Trump saying that

is not possible, indicating perhaps a strong response is required. We

know top national security adviser is from the US and South Korea have

spoken to each other discussing military measures that can be taken

but significantly Donald Trump has said today's test is an

embarrassment for China which has been trying to help but with little

success. China is a key player in the region, North Korea's top trade

partner and many thought China implementing sanctions perhaps could

pressure North Korea to come to the table to hold a dialogue but that

clearly seems to have not happened. Thank you.

The Brexit Secretary, David Davis, says the European Commission

is making itself look "silly" by saying that talks with Britain

The EU's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier, says he doesn't

want to punish or blackmail the UK, but the British people need

to understand the "extremely serious consequences" of leaving.

All this as Theresa May, later this week, faces

a parliamentary battle with the first Commons vote

After three rounds of talks, the sides appear apart, there is

disagreement over the size of the so-called divorce Bill and EU chief

negotiator Michel Barnier said this week no decisive progress had been

made on key issues. Today a defiant David Davis said the UK would not be

pressured into paying more than its first. We are basically going

through this very systematically, very British way, very pragmatic way

of doing and of course he's finding it difficult and he wants to put

pressure on us which is why the stands this week in the press

conference. Bluntly, I think it looked a bit silly because the

plainly were things we had achieved... Meanwhile Michel Barnier

has said he does not want to punish blackmailed the UK but that he will

use the opportunity to teach British people and others were leaving the

EU means. His remarks were made in an off-camera briefing in which he

said there were extremely serious consequences to leaving the single

market than that it could never be better than being a member of the

club. On Thursday MPs will debate the withdrawal bill, which will

convert thousands of EU regulations into British laws but Labour has

said it will vote against the bill, unless substantial changes are made,

warning it could erode rights and freedoms that workers currently

enjoy. I flagged these points up at the beginning of the summer and said

if you don't address them we will vote against them, we haven't

reached that stage and I've been clear, we accept the result of the

referendum, we are not giving a blank cheque to the government to do

it in whatever way it wants because it's not in the public interest.

Theresa May has appealed for unity, any potential rebellion from just a

handful of Tory MPs could derail it. There is a crucial week for Brexit

ahead, marked by division in Westminster and Brussels. Emma

Vardy, BBC News. Hospital managers in England have

called for an emergency financial bail-out, saying they are bracing

themselves for the worst NHS Providers - which represents

the vast majority of health trusts - says at least ?200m of extra funding

is needed to pay for But the Department of Health says

the NHS is better prepared for winter this year than ever

before, as Angus Crawford reports. Winter puts hospitals

under pressure. Each year there is an increase

in demand, more patients needing a wider range of treatments

in an already stretched service. After serious problems

last winter there's been intensive planning

to But NHS providers

representing 90% of NHS trusts says more money

is needed for this year Current performance in A

departments at the moment is no better than it was last year

despite huge amounts to improve the performance, it's

staying stubbornly stuck, quite a long way below the official

target and we know a real risk that patient safety

could be put at even greater risk this coming winter

than it was last winter. The organisation says the service

needs 200-?350 million NHS England rejects criticism

and in a statement says: 'planning is more advanced

than it was last year.' It

estimates that more than 3000 extra The government has put a billion

more into social care funding to free up

beds and 100 million to relieve the pressure

on Over the coming months,

patients will find out. Tens of thousands of people

in the German city of Frankfurt have been forced to leave their homes

for the day, so that a huge unexploded Second World War

bomb can be defused. The evacuation is one

of the biggest since the war, and police used heat-detection

technology to make The operation to defuse

the bomb is expected to be A man has been arrested after a car

smashed through the side of a house in York in the early hours

of the morning. A man who was in the house

at the time suffered serious injuries, along with the driver

and two passengers, Police are appealing

for information about the vehicle You can see more on all of today's

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