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Iran plans to establish a new restricted zone in the Strait of Hormuz, with Secretary Mohsen Rezaei stating it will begin from the US Navy’s blockade line and extend into the Persian Gulf. Details about enforcement measures and the zone’s specific boundaries remain unclear amid escalating tensions with the US.
Arthur Lundeen, 67, has been dismissed from Long Realty following his harassment aboard American Airlines Flight 618, resulting in his duct-taping by passengers.
A Jamaican delegation, led by Minister Olivia Grange, will submit a petition to King Charles III during its UK visit, seeking legal advice on slavery reparations. The petition will address the legality of slavery under English law and the UK’s responsibility for reparations, marking a significant legal step for a Commonwealth state.
Rohit Sharma has announced his immediate retirement from Test cricket, leaving India to appoint a new captain ahead of the five-Test series in England starting June 20.
Nintendo has opened pre-orders for the Switch 2 to all Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, lifting the previous invite-only restrictions.
Cristiano Ronaldo Júnior has been selected for Portugal’s U15 team for the upcoming Vlatko Markovic tournament in Croatia, marking his first call-up at this level.
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UK and India sign trade deal that will see tariffs reduced on products like whisky and gin, with expectations of a £25.5bn increase in bilateral trade. The agreement could see the UK economy be boosted by around £5bn a year – and marks the largest trade deal established by the UK since Brexit.
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