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Iran ‘closes airspace’ for most flights amid Washington-Tehran tensions
- Western officials warn US military strike could be “imminent”.
- European, Israeli officials say Trump appears poised to intervene.
- Tehran threatens retaliation against US bases in region.
Iran has closed its airspace to all flights except international flights to and from Iran with permission, flight tracking website Flightradar24 said on Thursday, as tensions between Tehran and Washington remain high.
The advisory is valid for a little more than two hours, Flightradar24 said on its social media profile.
This development comes after a Western military official told Reuters on Wednesday that “all the signals are that a US attack is imminent”.
The official added: “[…] but that is also how this administration behaves to keep everyone on their toes. Unpredictability is part of the strategy.”
Two European officials said US military intervention could come in the next 24 hours. An Israeli official also said it appeared Trump had decided to intervene, though the scope and timing remained unclear.
US President Donald Trump, in his recent statement today, signalled a cautious easing of fears that the crisis in Iran could escalate into a broader regional confrontation.
Trump said he has been told that killings in Iran’s crackdown on nationwide protests were easing and that he believes there is currently no plan for large-scale executions.
Asked who told him that the killings had stopped, Trump described them as “very important sources on the other side”.
The president did not rule out potential US military action, saying “we are going to watch what the process is” before noting the US administration had received a “very good statement” from Iran.
In a televised interview on Monday, Trump had warned that the United States would take “very strong action” if Iran’s authorities went ahead with executing protesters they had detained during widespread unrest.
In response, Tehran warned neighbouring countries hosting US troops that it would retaliate against American bases if Washington carries out threats to intervene in protests in Iran.
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Saturday Sessions: Cory Wong performs "Roses Fade"
Grammy-nominated artist Cory Wong is known for his funky sounds and genre-defying collaborations. His latest album, “Lost in the Wonder,” featuring star-studded performances, is out now. Here’s Cory Wong performing “Roses Fade.”
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‘Heated Rivalry’ director shares thrilling news about shooting season 2
Jacob Tierney has excited fans by confirming that Heated Rivalry Season 2 is on track to start filming this summer.
The director is currently deep into writing scripts, spending long hours shaping the next chapter of the popular series.
Based on Rachel Reid’s Game Changers novels, Heated Rivalry’s story is about hockey players Shane Hollander and Ilya Rozanov, who fall in love during their competition.
The first season quickly became a fan favourite because of its mix of sports drama, tension and LGBTQ+ love story.
Tierney promises that the new season will continue the emotional intensity and chemistry that fans loved in Season 1.
While specific plot details is still under wraps, the writing process is progressing well and filming can start later this year if everything goes according to plan.
Heated Rivalry got loyal audience who can’t wait to see what happens next with Shane and Ilya.
The show has been praised for blending romance, tension and hockey action in a way that keeps people hooked.
With Tierney’s update, fans can finally feel the excitement growing as the story heads into its next chapter.
Season 2 promises more drama, more romance and more moments that will make viewers cheer.
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Harry Styles kicks off new era with ‘One Night Only’ comeback show
Harry Styles made a big comeback in Manchester on Friday night with a special One Night Only show.
He played his new album Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally from start to finish, giving fans a full live experience for the first time in almost three years.
The concert was at Co op Live, a huge arena where Harry helped fund but tickets were just £20, making it more intimate than his upcoming huge Wembley and New York tour dates.
The rules were that fans got to keep their phones in special bags and everyone got disposable cameras to capture the night.
Styles opened with his new single Aperture, standing with his band on a square stage while the audience waved red camera lights in the air.
The House Gospel Choir, who performed with him at the BRITs, joined him on stage, adding extra energy.
Throughout the night, the music icon talked to the crowd about how much the album meant to him.
“I had to take a little bit of time away, and stepping back into this room, I know exactly why I’m here,” he said.
Harry played a mix of new songs and old favourites, including Golden, Watermelon Sugar and Sign of the Times.
The entire show, however, was filmed for a Netflix special called Harry Styles. One Night In Manchester which drops on Sunday.
All of the One Direction’s former singer fans left buzzing from the music and the special atmosphere.
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