2026-04-06
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Will Chalk and in the early hours of Monday the 6th of April, these are our main stories.
President Trump swears at Iran in a social media post and threatens to destroy its infrastructure
after US forces rescued a missing American aviator.
Tehran calls Washington's ultimatums nonsense as the deadline to open the Strait of Hormuz shifts again.
Also in this podcast, the challenges of raising a child in a country with little autism awareness.
And sponsors say no to Kanye West headlining Britain's Wireless Festival.
In the last podcast, we reported that Donald Trump had given Iran until Monday
to make a deal or open the Strait of Hormuz
and that the search was continuing for an American aviator whose fighter jet was shot down.
Well, US forces have now rescued the missing airman and we will have more on that mission later.
But President Trump has also now shifted the Strait of Hormuz deadline to Tuesday.
But there are still mixed messages coming from the White House.
On one hand, Mr. Trump insists he's in deep negotiations with Tehran
and claims there's a good chance a deal will be reached by Tuesday.
And yet in a social media post containing multiple swear words,
he once again threatened to unleash hell if the strait isn't opened.
Tuesday will be power plant day and bridge day all wrapped up in one, he wrote,
before calling the Iranian regime crazy bastards.