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Channel 4 News has been reporting live from Iran this week as Tehran and Washington say the ceasefire between them remains in place.
Three months after Trump and Netanyahu attacked Iran, assassinating Ayatollah Khamenei and his top team, the government in Iran is more confident and hardline in its demands than ever.
While America still claims a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is close, Iran's leaders have dropped none of their demands. Iranians have also spoken to the programme about what they want.
A protest over the death of Henry Nowak turned into violence on the streets of Southampton on Tuesday night.
Eleven officers were injured as a crowd threw bricks and other missiles near the scene of the 18-year-old's fatal stabbing.
There were angry scenes too in the Commons on Wednesday, where the Prime Minister accused Reform leader Nigel Farage of exploiting the teenager's death to spread grievance and division.
Warning: This report contains distressing images.
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu had a very tense and fraught conversation on the phone – that much is clear, but did the US President really tell the Israeli Prime Minister that nobody likes him or his country and call him “f****** crazyâ€, as Axios reported?
On this episode of TrumpWorld, Matt Frei and Anushka Asthana explore the fallout from this explosive call and ask what it means for the war in Iran and Israel's long-term relationship with America.
Matt Frei also speaks to Israeli journalist and chief political commentator on Channel 12, Amit Segal, who was briefed by senior sources in Netanyahu's government who dispute the claims made in the Axios report.
At least 22 people are known to have been killed and more than 100 others injured on Monday night after Russia launched one of its biggest missile and drone attacks since the start of the full-scale war in February 2022.
Most of the strikes were aimed at the capital Kyiv – hitting blocks of flats, hospitals and businesses. At one point 40 missiles targeted the city in the space of 20 minutes.
President Zelenskyy warned of the possibility of more mass attacks.
