There has been a night of jubilation in Tehran, as people celebrated news that Iran and <br />world powers had reached a framework nuclear deal paving the way for an end to years of crippling sanctions on the country.<br /><br /> For many of those singing, dancing and driving on the capital’s streets, there could be no better present to mark the end of the Persian New Year holiday.<br /><br /> “I hope everyone can live happily,” said Tehran resident, Riza. <br /><br /> “I hope the world can understand our country. We have no differences with other countries. We don’t seek terrorism. At last we deserve to live freely.”<br /><br /> In one video posted on Facebook, a group of women can be heard clapping and chanting “Thank you, Rouhani.” in praise of President Hassan Rouhani.<br /><br /> The tentative deal on curbing Iran’s nuclear programme amid fears the aim has been to build a bomb – something Tehran denies – follows 12 years of brinkmanship, threat and confrontation. But many details must still be worked out to finalise it.<br /><br /> Under the o
