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Hello, newscasters. It is Saturday afternoon, and I'm recording our conversation at about 4.30

in what has been a very, very fast-based news moment as the war in the Middle East passes the fortnight mark.

There are three stars of the show this afternoon.

First of all, you with your questions and messages about the ongoing conflict in Iran.

Second of all, we're going to talk to the BBC's Frank Gardner, who's reporting for us from

Riyadh in Saudi Arabia. He'll bring us the very latest on what's been happening in the conflict.

And the BBC's Steve Rosenberg will join us too from Moscow after Donald Trump

controversially relaxed some of the restrictions on Russia selling its oil.

So plenty to come, but your questions are at the top of our list.

We had a message from Sue, clever Sue in Cardiff, back on the 10th of March.

And she wrote, Putin has congratulated the new Supreme Leader.

He's helping Iran with defense information, yet Trump may lift oil sanctions on Russia.

And this week, Sue's prediction came true.

America did loosen sanctions on other countries buying Russian oil.

So Sue, well done.

It might not make you feel good, but you were right.

So we'll find out today how important that move was from Donald Trump's ever-controversial White House.

And we'll hear from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia about the very latest events in the war. Newscast. Newscast from the BBC. Fat boy sliver me in the classroom doing our violin lessons. I was the tattletail in the class. Got I have an apology, please. I trust almost nobody. That daddy has to sometimes do strong language. Next time in Moscow. I feel delulu with no salulu.

Take me down to Downey Street.

Let's go have a tour.

Blimey.

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