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Iran has halted shipping in the strait of Hormuz, while Donald Trump has urged the Prime Minister of Israel to be more low-key in his attacks on Lebanon.

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Hello, you're listening to Cheat Sheet, a 10-minute podcast on the day's news on Friday the 10th of April.

I'm Anna Jones.

And I'm Gareth Barlow.

Also today, a goodbye to

stamps from Europe in our passports, new changes at airports being brought in from today. So, Gareth, welcome to Cheat Sheet. We haven't done this together before. No, we've been on TV together, but we've not been on the pod together. I'm moonlighting for one day only, but it's a pleasure. Well, it's lovely to have you. Still some pretty serious news, though. And the future of the two-week ceasefire between the US-Iran and its allies is looking in doubt this morning. Donald Trump has accused Iran, which has halted shipping traffic in the strait of Hormuz, of doing a poor job of allowing ships through saying, this isn't the agreement we have.

Iran's supreme leader has said it'll take the management of the Strait of Hormuz into a new

phase. We don't know exactly what that means. That move from the Iranians is in retaliation

for strikes by Israel on Lebanon, where more than 300 people have been killed.

Meanwhile, Israel says it's ready to start negotiations with Lebanon as soon as possible, but a Hezbollah lawmaker has said

that can't happen until there's a ceasefire. And meanwhile, we're being warned the World

will experience diesel and jet fuel shortages for some time because of the Iran War. The International

Monetary Fund says

despite Tehran's two-week ceasefire with the US, uncertainty remains around that key shipping

route for both oil and gas supplies from the Middle East. And there's also a dramatic drop

in popularity against the United States since the conflict began. New Pole shows that more than

half of the UK regard the US as, quote, a negative force for the United States since the conflict began. Inupol shows that more than half of the UK regard the

US as, quote, a negative force for the world. Consolency company public first found just 29%.

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