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Speaker 1: Elsewhere in the world, this time.

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Speaker 2: The Worldview with Adam Gilchrist.

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Speaker 1: The world View, Adam Gilchrist, You're always a big interview

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Speaker 1: to us. But tell us what's happening as far as

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Speaker 1: Irana is concerned. I mean, that's certainly the big story today.

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Speaker 1: Power plant day and bridge day all wrapped in one.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 3: Big and complicated, isn't it as well?

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this latest.

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Speaker 3: Deadline passes in what round about eighteen hours more or

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Speaker 3: less eighteen nineteen hours, and it is open the Strait

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Speaker 3: of Hormuz, the shipping lane that runs alongside Iran, or

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Speaker 3: we will bomb you back to the Stone Age. He's repeated,

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Speaker 3: old Stone Age line. I mean, it's been an extraordinary

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Speaker 3: past few days, with the downing of the F fifteen,

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Speaker 3: the finding of the pilot, the search for the co

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Speaker 3: pilot of the navigator, successful search and rescue, but a

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Speaker 3: complicated one. Then the extraordinary post Donald Trump, in which

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Speaker 3: expletely deleted he said, open the F words straight, you

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Speaker 3: crazy bastards, which is an extraordinary term for any American president,

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Speaker 3: any world leader to use towards another government. But here

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Speaker 3: we are approaching the deadline. How seriously do we take it?

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Speaker 3: Because Donald Trump has suggested that they will absolutely American

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Speaker 3: forces and presumably Israeli too, targets bridges and power plants

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Speaker 3: and other civilian infrastructure in Iran if they don't open

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Speaker 3: the strait, if they don't agree to the ceasefire, if

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Speaker 3: they don't sign the deal ultimately to get things done

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Speaker 3: and get things sorted, in which case you're thinking they're

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Speaker 3: war crimes, aren't they to go around bombing people's bridges

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Speaker 3: and taking out civilians. Unfortunately, Vladimir Putin has been getting

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Speaker 3: away with it for rather too long in Ukraine, and

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Speaker 3: we know that Donald Trump kind of looks up to

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Speaker 3: Vladimir Putin a bit. Is that what he's now echoing.

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Speaker 3: It's a very fraught next eighteen nineteen hours. What happens

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Speaker 3: next we shall see.

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Speaker 1: Suppose it doesn't have to go all that far. His

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Speaker 1: ally and friend Nasanyawho has more or less done the same,

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Speaker 1: So we'll see what happens next in Iran. And then, Adam,

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Speaker 1: you've got a really tragic story out of Germany following

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Speaker 1: what should be one of the most harmless things in

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Speaker 1: the world. And Easter egg hunt.

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Speaker 2: Oh, it was absolutely delightful in theory.

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Speaker 3: This facility for pregnant women and women with young kids,

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Speaker 3: for women who need a bit of help from the state,

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Speaker 3: basically in northern Germany, and there were fifty of them

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Speaker 3: out in the woods collecting.

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Speaker 2: Easter eggs, little Easter egg hunt for the kids.

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Speaker 3: And unfortunately, this area near Satlepoen had been hit by

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Speaker 3: a bad storm and the winds had weakened the trees.

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Speaker 3: So during this egg hunt, an enormous tree at sort

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Speaker 3: of thirty five to forty meter high tree fell on

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Speaker 3: the people below who were just scouring looking for this

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Speaker 3: and laughing away. And during the sunshine, the spring sunshine

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Speaker 3: in northern Germany, a ten month old baby girl died

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Speaker 3: instantly the tree crushed her to death. Her twenty one

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Speaker 3: year old mother was also under the tree and died

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Speaker 3: soon after when paramedics had got there but couldn't save her.

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Speaker 3: Another sixteen year old girl also perished, and another young

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Speaker 3: woman was badly injured and I mean seriously injured in this.

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Speaker 3: And suddenly the whole thing just turned from a joyous

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Speaker 3: spring easter sunshine laughter into an absolute out of the

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Speaker 3: blue tragedy.

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Speaker 2: Who could have foreseen it?

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Speaker 3: Maybe, I guess sometimes when there are bad storms, maybe

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Speaker 3: we just take it for granted, will be okay, rather

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Speaker 3: than checking structures and trees.

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Speaker 1: Indeed, adam no to ya?

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Speaker 2: Will it be we at this stage? Is yaight ya?

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Speaker 3: So Kanye West is due to headline a festival in

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Speaker 3: London in July. The tickets have now gone on sale

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Speaker 3: and there's been such a furori about this. Bear in mind,

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Speaker 3: Kanye West has been banned by one or two countries

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Speaker 3: because of his anti Semitic statements before a song called

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Speaker 3: Isle Hitler, his praise of the Nazi Party canis sold

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Speaker 3: swastika t shirts only last year. He's a difficult person

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Speaker 3: to get on board with in terms of his policies

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Speaker 3: and his outspoken views on things. And Sakir Starmer, who

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Speaker 3: after all our Prime Minister in the UK who practices

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Speaker 3: the Jewish faith, says the prospect of him headlining this

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Speaker 3: festival in July is deeply concerning. But I mean, I

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Speaker 3: kind of agree that governments shouldn't go around just banning

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Speaker 3: people because they don't agree with their views, or they

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Speaker 3: don't they feel unhappy about their views. But given the

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Speaker 3: anti Semitic nature that Hal Hitler, the swastika t shirts etc.

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Speaker 2: Should he be banned?

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Speaker 3: I've just heard the festival organizer saying, no, he's not

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Speaker 3: coming to give his views. He's coming just to perform

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Speaker 3: songs that are already played on the radio. For instance,

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Speaker 3: it's a tricky one, is it yay or nata kan ye?

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Speaker 3: At this stage, sponsors are pulling out like crazy, so

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Speaker 3: I guess the festival organizers will have to think, you know,

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Speaker 3: will money talk?

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Speaker 1: He's just had two pat shows that saw him make

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Speaker 1: over thirty three million dollars in one weekend in North America,

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Speaker 1: So who knows money talks? Adam Gilchrist with this Morning's

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Speaker 1: Worldview