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Hello, I'm Oliver Conway. This edition is published in the early hours of Tuesday, the 17th of June.

Israel has hit the headquarters of Iranian state TV in Tehran. Meanwhile, Iran is reported to have reached out to try to find a way to end the fighting.

But the Israeli Prime Minister seems in

no mood to back down. At the G7 summit in Canada, President Trump has said Iran is losing

and should negotiate before it's too late. Also in the podcast, the suspect in the killing

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On Monday, the fourth day of its offensive against Iran, Israel said it had gained full control of the skies above Tehran, allowing it to attack the Iranian capital at will.

One of its first actions was to target Iran's state TV.

The newsreader could be seen leaving the studio as bits of debris fell onto her chair.

The channel, which was off air for a few minutes, said some of its staff were wounded

and it accused Israel of trying to silence the voice of truth.

Iran is clearly on the back foot in this conflict

and is reported to have reached out to Israel

and the US to try to find a way of ending hostilities.

President Trump was asked about that at the G7 summit in Canada.

They'd like to talk, but they should have done that before.

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