Cecilia Lei

Trump opted not to carry out that strike and engaged in diplomacy instead, which ultimately failed.

North Korea did not give up any of its nuclear weapons.

Yesterday, Trump also gave an ambiguous deadline of 10 days for Iran to make a deal.

But with both sides so far apart, what happens next is still a big question.

Ward says it's been a bit of a whiplash.

Earlier this year, Trump had threatened regime change when the government killed thousands of protesters in the country.

He has since changed his public tune to one of diplomacy.

It's been more than 350 years since a member of the British royal family was arrested.

But yesterday morning, on his 66th birthday, former Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was greeted by a team of police.

Fiona Hamilton is chief reporter for The Times of London.

Andrew was detained on suspicion of misconduct in public office and released without charge.

He's denied any wrongdoing.

To be clear, the arrest is not connected to separate allegations of sexual assault by the late Virginia Giuffre, a victim of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, which Andrew also denies.

Details are still unfolding.

Police have said they were assessing a complaint that the former prince had allegedly shared confidential material with Epstein.

From 2001 to 2011, Andrew was a trade envoy for the UK, meaning he would have had access to powerful people and important information.

In recently released Epstein documents, Andrew appears to have knowingly passed along reports of his visits and shared details of investment opportunities.

His time in that role was controversial.

For his brother, King Charles, this is a constitutional, political, and deeply personal crisis.

He appeared at the opening of London's Fashion Week yesterday, and reporters only had one question for him.