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Donald Trump has told reporters that the clock is ticking for Iran and he's hit out at Prince Harry.

And the assisted dying bill officially runs out of time today after being stalled in the House of Lords.

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Donald Trump says the clock is ticking for Iran, but insisted he has all the time in the

world to make a deal to end his war. He also claimed the strait of Hormuz was only shut because

he wanted it to be. That's despite Iran seizing two ships there this week. Now, Trump also

acknowledged that the impact the war is having on everyday

people, as he admitted Americans will pay more for fuel for a little while, saying it's in

return for an Iran without a nuclear weapon. Moving away from Iran, the president also hit

out at Prince Harry after the Royal made comments about the US administration

during a surprise visit to Ukraine. The United States has a singular role in this story, not only because

of its power, but because when Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons, America was part of the assurance

that Ukraine's sovereignty and borders would be respected.

This is a moment for American leadership.

Mr Trump said the Duke of Sussex is not speaking for the UK.

Yeah, he also said that he speaks more for the UK than Prince Harry does.

That will be up to listeners to decide who speaks more for the UK, the President of the United States or Prince Harry does. So that will be up to listeners to decide who speaks more for the UK,

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