weight this is bbc news. the headlines. the warning from north rio. all out war and a pre—emptive nuclear strike if they are a tract, a senior official says. prince harry says he has had cancelled and to help him come to terms with the death of his mother. turkey's president erdogan promises to press ahead with new powers after narrowly winning the constitutional referendum. translation: with this amendment we i'iow translation: with this amendment we now have a new government system. also this hour, on the brink of the big—time. fans celebrate a good deal more loudly than that as brighton and over and all but ensure that return to the top of english football after three decades. we we re football after three decades. we were so nervous at football after three decades. we were so nervous at the end, they scored right at the end, everyone in the crowd was nervous. but the final whistle came. and the end of an

error. john terry is to leave the clu b after 22 error. john terry is to leave the club after 22 years as a blue. —— the end of an era. good evening and welcome to bbc news. north korea has threatened to carry out weekly missile tests and has warned that the country is prepared to wage all—out war with a pre—emptive nuclear strike if the united states uses military force against it. the comments were made by the north korean vice foreign minister ina by the north korean vice foreign minister in a rare interview with the bbc. earlier the us vice president mike pence who is visiting south korea warned the north not to test president from's resolve. our correspondence response from the south coroner rhian capital. the

american vice president went to what he called the frontier of freedom. the american vice president went to the front line, the demilitarised zone between north and south korea, what he called the frontier of freedom. for him, the visit was personal because his father fought in the korean war. from the other side today, north korean guards looked back and took pictures. vice president pence's mission today, to affirm support for the alliance between the us and south korea. we will defeat any attack and we will meet any use of conventional or nuclear weapons with an overwhelming and effective response. over the past 18 months, north korea has conducted two unlawful nuclear tests and an unprecedented number of ballistic missile tests, even conducting a failed missile launch as i travelled here for this visit. the era of strategic patience is over. on saturday, north korea displayed

row upon row of missiles. on sunday, a day later, they fired a dud, anotherfailure, and some experts wonder how many of the missiles on display would actually work. in the far north of the country, the ground is ready for another nuclear test. debris can be spotted from the air after tunnelling. the us has started installing an anti—missile system in south korea. mr pence said all options were now on the table, implying that attacking north korea remains possible, despite warnings that that could spark war. what remains unclear is how the trump administration is going to persuade or force kim jong—un to renounce his nuclear ambitions. everything is on the table, we are told, but they are starting to talk now about the military option not being quite to the fore. north korea fires off missiles frequently. sometimes they succeed

and sometimes they fail. would the us attack north korea if it thought a long—range missile launch was about to happen? nobody knows. mr trump says his policy is tougher than those of his predecessors, but that assertion is yet to be proven. stephen evans, bbc news, south korea. prince harry has revealed he has had counselling to help him come to terms with the death of his mother, princess diana. he told the daily telegraph that he step spend 20 yea rs not telegraph that he step spend 20 years not thinking about the death of his mother that happened when he was 12 but eventually sought help after two years of what he called chaos. mental health charities have welcomed his decision to speak so candidly. our royal correspondence reports. prince harry is behaving in a way

thatis prince harry is behaving in a way that is rare for royals. he is the most high—profile person yet to talk about the mental anguish he has suffered. in 1997, as the world quite literally watched, the child prince walked behind the coffin of diana princess of wales, who was killed in a car crash in paris. he is only now talking candidly about his mother ‘s death. i can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12 and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect on not only my personal life but also my work as well. my my way of dealing with it was refusing to ever think about my mum because why would that help? it's only going to make you sad, it's not going to bring her back. all of a sudden all this grief i'd

never processed has come to the forefront. there was a lot of needed to deal with. there was 20 years of not thinking about it and then two yea rs of not thinking about it and then two years of total chaos. as i'm sure you know, some of the easiest people to speak to is a shrink, the americans call them shrinks, someone you've never met before. you ask them just to listen. and you've done that? a couple of times, more than a couple. for somebody in the public eye like prince harry who has such a big reach to do that and feel co mforta ble big reach to do that and feel comfortable doing that, this is a significant step forward in terms of tackling the stigma around mental health. it was something his mother tried when she spoke about self harming and her eating disorder. a generation on, the stiff upper lip is once again being abandoned. harry is once again being abandoned. harry

isa is once again being abandoned. harry is a privileged prince who lives here at kensington palace. his position did not protect him from ill—health. he now wants to use his status to encourage others suffering in silence to follow his and seek help. it is a campaign championed by campaignfor help. it is a campaign championed by campaign for kate, william and harry. the racing royals will hope it will be a mental health marathon. the turkish president says all debate on constitutional change has ended following yesterday's referendum result. 51.5% of turks voted to give him sweeter and new powers. speaking to supporters he accused his foreign critics of having a crude seder mentality. he declared he would now begin the process of changing the constitution. he says he is confident he now has a mandate to push ahead with his plans to change the constitution which she hopes will be prevented by the next

presidential election in 2019. he has been speaking to supporters in the last half—hour. has been speaking to supporters in the last half-hour. my dear brothers and sisters. with this new constitutional amendment we now have a new government system. we have made the decision to have the presidential government system, of course there will be some circles who will complain about this. you know those circles. and now there will not be any ambiguity in turkey about the elections. there will not be an era of coalitions or negotiations to form government. my dear brothers and sisters, in this square, in this presidential complex, after the 15th ofjuly, we we re complex, after the 15th ofjuly, we were here together with you for 29 consecutive nights and on the final

night we were here and you were shouting about bringing back the death penalty. and iris bonded to you in this way, i said, after the 16th of april, and the 16th of april is the indication that you have given to us, i said if you say yes to this referendum and other necessary people say yes to the death penalty. the leader of the main opposition party... he also said yes, he also said yes. if it is adopted by the parliament, and if it comes before me i will approve it.

but if it does not come that way we can make another referendum for that as well. president owed one with his supporters. here at home at least 12 people have suffered burns after a suspected acid attack at a nightclub in london. around 600 people were at the venue in hackney which had to be evacuated. in a statement the club said it is cooperating with the metropolitan police's investigation and cannot comment further. it was just after 1am this morning when police say acid was sprayed inside this club in east london. we do know that emergency services sent down a hazard response unit. the fire brigade were also there. as you say, 12 people were injured and later treated in hospital. two men, both in their 20s, are in a serious but stable condition and others have been treated for minor burns. the metropolitan police have said they believe there was some kind of dispute between two

groups of people. that resulted in one man throwing acid directly at another. 600 people were in the club at the time. it was evacuated. roads in the area were closed off. witnesses have described some scary scenes, in their words. they said they saw people pouring water over one person. police have said they haven't yet identified what this substance was, but they did do a ph paper test which showed it was strongly acidic. there was one officer here earlier in a protective suit, taking pictures and collecting evidence. police have said there have been no arrests but there was nothing to suggest this was gang—related. they have asked anyone for any information about what happened here to contact hackney cid on the 101 number. five people have been killed after a

light aircraft crashed in portugal, into a warehouse. it is thought the swiss registered plane which had been travelling to marseille came down shortly after take—off. the pilot and three passengers died as well as a lorry driver. the cause is not yet known. brighton & hove albion fc on the brink of promotion to the premier league for the first time. the south coast club are effectively up after beating wigan this afternoon. their promotion could be confirmed tonight if other results go their way. earlier we heard from our correspondence simon jones outside the stadium. lots of happy fans as you can see

after a 2—1victory, means brighton are pretty much in the premier league. they do have to wait a little longer for results will stop i cope you can hear me! let's try to talk to a couple of the fans. our you feeling? fantastic, unbelievable. we were so nervous at the end, it should have been three, four, 5—0. and they scored right at the end. so now it looks like it will be big—time football. yeah, premiership! we are up, we are going up! what will this mean? it's the first time, it will be fantastic, i'm sure they will really enjoy it. will they be good enough? what do you think? cheering you are live on bbc news, what you make of the game? good game. the main thing was the result. please fit tony, pleased for chris. fantastic result. why has it gone so right this season? we are a great club, we have done a lot, moved forward, you win

some, you lose some. fair play to everybody at the club, we deserve it. we still have to wait for the final results of the huddersfield match to make sure. are you worried about that? not at all. we're just going to win the league go to the premiership. as you can see, a lot of happy faces. because the goal difference at brighton is so much different than huddersfield it is pretty much impossible for them not to be promoted. fans are enjoying the moment. it has been a difficult time in recent years, they did not have a ground when it was sold to developers. i will leave you with some of the scenes of the people enjoying their moments after today's victory, it takes right up. mathematically they have to wait for the certainty, but in all, up to the big leagues. huddersfield are winning at the

moment but it won't make a big difference. the headlines. warning from north korea. all—out war and a pre—emptive nuclear strike if they are attacked. prince harry reveals he has had counselling to help them come to terms with the death of his mother. tu rkey‘s terms with the death of his mother. turkey's president ever one promises to press ahead with a sweeping new powers after narrowly winning the constitutional referendum. here's a round of the sport. josie captainjohn here's a round of the sport. josie captain john terry has here's a round of the sport. josie captainjohn terry has announced he is to leave the club at the end of the season. teas and has been at sta mford the season. teas and has been at stamford bridge the 22 years and it that time has made the third highest number of appearances for the club. he won 1a major honours so far

including. ina he won 1a major honours so far including. in a segment he says he will decide on his future in due course but he is committed to helping the team team at reeve ‘s success this season. brighton are on the verge of return to the premier league. they are but mathematically up. they have a vastly superior goal difference on huddersfield and hat would have to lose all of their remaining matches which would mean huddersfield would need a perfect end to the season. if they fail to beat derby tonight brighton will be promoted. into the second half, huddersfield lead. automatic promotion will see more of a probability after ipswich beat second—place newcastle by 3—1. if huddersfield win two games in hand they will be just two points between they will be just two points between the side. fulham have maintained their championship play—off hopes

with a 3—1win over aston villa. leeds united lost at home to wolves. they are now in the seventh spot but are they are now in the seventh spot but a re level they are now in the seventh spot but are level with full. however they have a worse goal difference. staying with the championship, zola has resigned from birmingham city. he was appointed in the city after gary row it. gary was seventh in the table. zola has previously managed that west ham and watford. vermeer league survival and champions league qualification are at stake when middlesbrough take on arsenal at the riverside stadium tonight. the hosts are six points from safety while arsenal wenger‘s side go into the game in seven. they are ten points away from fourth place. in football you have to accept that you can win lose or draw but you have to give everything to win the next game and thatis everything to win the next game and that is what you want. i'm thinking,

nothing is unthinkable in football. but you have to make sure you perform in the next game and give everything. the hunt for the champions league is still firmly on leicester city. they are still in it. they host atletico madrid in the second leg of the quarterfinal tomorrow night. the premier league champions trailed 1—0 after the first leg, they fell behind to a griezmann penalty. leicester are the only pair british side left in the con position. given the history of the last couple of years they all ways participate in the champions league. even though we have a great atmosphere stadium will be burning tomorrow. everybody loves to come here. nevertheless we are still the underdogs and we will still try to

ta ke underdogs and we will still try to take a chance. manchester city's women are still on course for a domestic trouble after they reach the final of the winning's fa cup. they beat liverpool 1—0 in a semifinal to an afternoon. the military ‘s final at the expense of chelsea. dundee have sacked their boss after a run of seven straight defeats will stop saturday's 2—0 loss to hamilton left them in relegation. snooker, and the chairman of world snooker has responded to accusations of bullion directed at him by ronnie o'sullivan, calling them unfounded. the five—time world champion made allegations. the statement was released today saying personally i ta ke released today saying personally i take any accusation of bullying very seriously. this is in the first time o'sullivan

who is probably the sport's biggest name, and hernan have been in public conflict. the director of the wpbsa is confident the two cancel these issues out. from my point of view, there is nobody loves watching ronnie o'sullivan than me. he's a genius. there's hope we can resolve the issues. as his representative, i am more than happy to sit down with him and discusses issues and take them up with barry if they are reasonable. today's action on the third day of the world championship. shaun murphy has beaten the chinese

player to secure his place as world numberfive. player to secure his place as world number five. he looks player to secure his place as world numberfive. he looks pretty co mforta ble numberfive. he looks pretty comfortable it was just 17 years old. he certainly wasn't overawed, he fought back and was just one frame behind. murphy eventually came through 10—8. earlier the 2015 champion stuart bingham secured a place in the second round. he beat peter ebdon who was leading 5—4 this morning but won all but one frame this evening. 10—5 at the end. he will face kyren wilson next. in super league, the tigers suffered their second defeat of the season, 26-22 at their second defeat of the season, 26—22 at saint helen ‘s. they bounce back after wigan. wigan made it two from two over this easter week end with victory at wakefield. four—day weekend has a very

different meaning in super league circles. wigan wakefield had to contest their second match. buoyed by friday's victory the caps ensured they started well against the wildcats. four minutes later there was a try. they lost ten minutes for a dangerous tackle. short—handed, wigan extended their lead but could not pull clear. they reduced the deficit to two at half—time. that extra energy to get over the line became a battle. invention was beaten by tension. that was until the short dash gave wigan a second win from their long weekend. salford red devils have the chance to go joint top if they can beat catalan

dragons. they are losing 20—0 with half an eye left. —— half an hour left. here are the rest of the results from today. wins for leeds, whole and warrington. those other scores. kyle edmonds won the all british clash. he beat his davis cup team—mate dan evans in straight sets. andy murray was courtside to watch the british number two and three in action. is the first time the pair have met on the atp tour. edmonds recover from a slow start. he eased through the second set, 6—1 to set up a second wretch against rafa nadal. our duke has run the irish grand

national. he never looked in any real danger and came in ahead of blessed the wings and abolitionist. it continues a golden season, they went cheltenham last month. that is all the sport of an hour. to reca ptu re a all the sport of an hour. to recapture a huddersfield need a win, they are currently 1—0 up against derby county. there is half an hour left. we'll be back at 1030 including the results between middlesbrough and arsenal in the premier league. it is time for the weather now. the skies are starting to clear out there and we are in for a chilly night. a touch of frost around in many areas but a particularly sharp frost across the far north of england and into scotland. the cloud in the last few hours has built up over the day but they are breaking up now is the

skies are clearing the temperatures are going to be dipping away. for a time around late evening into the early hours we could have showers across the east. other than that it is clear. here is the frost developing across the north, city temperatures, rural spots, further south it will be close to freezing if not below. that should not be a surprise. but it's worth flagging up. the weather is looking beautiful. a stunning, chilly morning with light winds and already strong sunshine. for 5 degrees across the south and the midlands and wales. the northwest, north coast of northern ireland and west of scotland, thickening cloud into the afternoon, a week when a friend moving slowly. it will bring drizzle to stornoway and maybe some of the other western isles. the east of

scotla nd other western isles. the east of scotland will be fine and the rest of the country. the best of the weather will be here. 30 degrees in plymouth. still single figures in the north. this is tuesday night into wednesday. another chilly night on the way. particular across the south. high pressure will anchor itself towards southern parts of the uk during the course of wednesday. this is where the best weather will be. in the north some breeze coming off the atlantic, thicker cloud and spots of rain. temperatures not great. very little change on the way for thursday. a bit of cloud, sunshine, similar weather. the summary for the week, very little weed and, not too cold during the day, but the nights will be on the

chilly side. —— very little rain. a pre—emptive nuclear strike if the us is planning military action against it. nuclear strike if the us is planning the comments came as the us vice—president, on a trip to south korea, warned the north not to test the us. prince harry opens up about the grief he suffered over the death of his mother, princess diana. i can safely say that losing my mum at the age of 12 and therefore shutting down all of my emotions for the last 20 years has had a quite serious effect on not only my personal life but also my work as well. of confusion and uncertainty.