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Sky News. The full story first.

Donald Trump says the war in Iran could be over soon in an attempt to prevent a global

economic crisis.

The first subjects for the new V-levels have been announced and is a new qualification

for students in England.

They can take it on nature.

Hello, you're listening to Cheat Sheet, a 10-minute podcast on the day's news. It's Tuesday

the 10th of March. I'm Wilfrid Frost. I'm Sophie Ridge. Also today, five Iranian women footballers

have been granted Australian visas after they protested at the Asia Cup. So coming off a day of a absolute roller coaster when it comes to the markets, when it comes

to fears about the cost of living, mortgage rates being pulled, the whole lot.

How are we looking this morning?

So yesterday at this time, around this time, Brent, the international price for oil,

got up to $115 a barrel. It's now at 93. So it's way down from that peak.

Again, all of these are crazy, crazy moves for individual days. It started to calm down throughout the morning European time yesterday, partly on talks that G7 finance ministers might release oil from strategic reserves.

It took another big leg down yesterday evening at 3pm Eastern time, 7pmR time. President Trump

told a CBS reporter, I think the war is very complete pretty much. They have no Navy, no communications, they've got,

no Air Force. And he suggested that they were very far ahead of his initial four to five week

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