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An American is sentenced to 15 years hard labour in North Korea after the Communist regime accused him of trying to overthrow the state.
No mass parades and no missile launches, just muted celebrations in North Korea to mark its founder's birth. The United States is urging the regime: stop the threats and enter talks.
John Sparks speaks with North Korean defectors and activists to get an understanding of the secretive regime and how technology is helping the outside world to seep across the border.
US Secretary of State John Kerry raises the stakes in the war of words with North Korea, warning Pyongyang that it knew "what the outcome of the conflict would be" if America had to defend its allies.
South Korea and its American allies raise their alert levels on expectation that the north is preparing a missile launch in the coming days. John Sparks reports from the border area.
South Korea's government warns that North Korea may be preparing for a fourth nuclear test, which could further heighten tensions between the two countries, and the West.
The Foreign Office confirms it is "consulting international partners" after North Korea informed foreign embassies in Pyongyang it could not guarantee the safety of staff in the event of conflict.
North Korea is prone to extreme rhetoric, so should current threats be a matter for concern, and how did we get to this current impasse anyway?
As the United States prepares to send a missile defence system to Guam to defend it from North Korea, David Cameron warns it would be "foolish" to abandon Britain's nuclear deterrent Trident.
Talk of all-consuming hell-fire and nuclear war sounds grim. But North Korea's violent sabre-rattling must be viewed in context.







