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US President Donald Trump warned that the US government “hasn’t even begun to destroy what’s left of Iran”, hinting at the possibility of more attacks on the country’s infrastructure in violation of international law.In a social media post late Thursday, President Trump threatened to attack “the bridge next and the power plant after that,” adding that Iran’s leadership “knows what has to be done and it has to be done quickly.”Recommended stories list of 3 itemsend of listHis remarks came after he shared footage of a US attack on a newly built bridge connecting Tehran and Karaj, saying: “Iran’s largest…

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Havana — The Cuban government announced Thursday it would release 2,010 prisoners in the largest release in years, as the country finds itself in a bind under growing pressure from the Trump administration. According to a notice in the ruling Communist Party’s newspaper Granma, the government decided to grant amnesty based on the prisoners’ good behavior, health status and the nature of the “act committed.” It added that the prisoners included young people, women, people over 60 and foreigners. The list does not include prisoners who have committed crimes such as murder, manslaughter, sexual assault, or “crimes against authority.” According…

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Friday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…transferEverton are confident of signing loanee Jack Grealish on a permanent contract but want Manchester City to take £30m off their asking price – Daily Mail Manchester United are targeting four key signings in the summer transfer window – a left-back, a left-winger and two midfielders – Manchester Evening News The Red Devils are reportedly monitoring Benfica full-back Samuel Dahl – Recordpremier leagueJosep Guardiola won’t make decision on Man City’s future until the end of the season – The Telegraph Andre Onana is set for a pay rise at Manchester United if they qualify…

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Panoramic view of Tehran with smoke visible in the distance after an explosion was reported in the city, March 2, 2026 in Tehran, Iran. Contributor | Getty Images”The new leadership knows what has to be done and it has to be done quickly,” US President Donald Trump said on Thursday, threatening to destroy bridges and power plants in Iran. In a post by Truth Social. Trump did not elaborate on “what needs to be done,” but said the United States “hasn’t even begun to destroy what’s left of Iran.”Hours later, Iran’s semi-official Tasnim news agency reported that a US F-35…

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londonAP — Reports that a 193-year-old turtle named Jonathan, the world’s oldest living land animal, had died on April Fool’s Day were greatly exaggerated. Jonathan continues to work, albeit slowly, on St. Helena Island. “It was a hoax,” Anne Dillon, the island’s communications director, told The Associated Press on Thursday. “I can guarantee you that he is very much alive.” News of the Seychelles giant tortoise’s death spread quickly on social media on Wednesday. A description of X, falsely attributed to Joe Hollins, a veterinarian who studied the reptiles on an island in the South Atlantic between Africa and Brazil,…

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How much more decisive can you be?With seven games left in the Championship season, Millwall currently sit in fourth place, two points behind second-placed Middlesbrough. They head to Riverside for a lunchtime kickoff. There’s no doubt that they’ll be in the playoffs whether they lose or draw, but it’s not something to laugh at considering this is the Lions’ highest league position in 32 years.But victory? They move up to 2nd place with 3 points. To some extent, their fate will be in their own hands with six games remaining. Ipswich are not playing until Monday, so they will be…

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My Top 10 Things to Watch Thursday, April 2nd 1. Stock futures fell sharply this morning after President Donald Trump’s prime-time speech on the Iran war stoked concerns of escalation. President Trump said he expected the situation to continue for another two to three weeks and hinted that he could bomb power infrastructure without a deal with Tehran. He called on countries dependent on oil exported through the Strait of Hormuz to “take it as is” and “protect it.” 2. The major averages were strong yesterday as well, but the leadership was horrible. It wasn’t the encouraging follow-through from Tuesday’s…

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China focuses on large-scale language models in the field of artificial intelligence.Black DubFX | iStock | Getty ImagesChinese semiconductor companies reported record profits last year, driven by demand for AI, a memory chip shortage and U.S. export restrictions that forced Beijing to beef up its own high-tech industry.Analysts and the companies themselves are predicting further revenue surges this year, highlighting how Chinese chip makers are capitalizing on strong demand from domestic tech giants looking to build out AI infrastructure.Paul Triolo, a partner at Albright Stonebridge Group, said U.S. export restrictions on China’s high-tech sector over the past few years have…

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Before the dispute, an economy class flight from Sydney to London on Cathay Pacific cost about $1,370. Thanks to fuel surcharges, it now costs more than $2,000 and can exceed $3,500 on some days. Before the U.S.-Israel war with Iran began, the global airline industry was forecasting a record $41 billion in profits in 2026. But with jet fuel prices more than doubling, airlines are under pressure and scrambling to respond. Airlines from Air New Zealand to Vietnam Airlines have begun cutting flights. Korean Air is moving into “emergency management mode” to deal with the supply shortage. And Philippine President…

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Football betting expert and top tipster Jones Knowes provides insight and shares his best bets for the Good Friday Sky Bet Championship fixture.Middlesbrough v Millwall, Friday 12.30pm, live on Sky Sports fascinate This content is provided by fascinatecookies and other technologies may be used. To view this content, you must allow cookies. You can change the settings and enable it using the buttons below. fascinate Use cookies or allow them only once. You can change your settings at any time in Privacy Options. Unfortunately, we were unable to verify whether you consented. fascinate cookie. To view this content please allow…

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