a british iranian woman imprisoned in tehran on spying charges has completed her 5 year sentence now the names of her radcliffe spent the final year of her term under house arrest in tehran and her lawyer says she now faces another trial shortly we'll be live to our correspondent in tehran 1st franco gupta explains the background to this long running case. i mean as in free me free enough any free for 5 years calls for the release of nastiness the guy radcliffe world went unheeded free. filing on sunday her ankle tag was removed she spent 4 years in prison and almost one under house arrest but it's unclear if she will be allowed to travel back to the u.k. the british foreign secretary while welcoming the developments calderon's treatment of her intolerable. but do it we need u.k. citizen she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 26th to visit her parents. on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. nasty and was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard apparent airport in a secret trial the guy radcliffe was sentenced to 5 years in prison on charges

let's say to us a big there who is live in tehran are said so her sentences ended but does this mean she'll actually go home given these new charges that she's facing. well we just don't know at the moment her lawyer said that he doesn't know whether she will be allowed to travel or not the iranian authorities still have british passport she is said to be summoned to court in about 2 weeks' time to face these new charges of spreading propaganda against establishment by attending a protest outside the iranian embassy back in 2009 in london and also giving an interview to b.b.c. persian b.b.c. persian here in iran is banned so we don't know whether she will be allowed to go home or whether this is the end of the matter but what we do know is that electronic tag has been removed she's been home under house arrest for the last year as part of the judicial covert measures that many prisoners home and the electronic tag meant that she couldn't move more than 300 metres away from her parents' home now she was initially arrested back in 2016 while she was leaving the her and attempting to le

and washington and this is what tehran is said no to at least for now but the door still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house close person giving a statement out 0 basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by iran but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything by did ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now. well iran is warning it will respond accordingly if any action is taken against it by the european nations the warning follows reports suggesting the u.k. germany and france are working on a resolution they planned to present to the in

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british iranian woman imprisoned in tehran on spying charges has completed her 5 year sentence as it means that her radcliffe spent the final year of her term on the house arrest in tehran and her lawyer says she now faces another trial shortly will be live to al-jazeera as a bank in tehran and roy chalons has the reaction from the u.k. including remarks from the prime minister but 1st brand new gupta explains the background to this long running case. farinas and free me free enough any free for 5 years calls for the release of nasa and cigar ratcliffe world went unheeded free. finally on sunday her ankle tag was removed she spent 4 years in prison and almost one under house arrest but it's unclear if she will be allowed to travel back to the u.k. the british foreign secretary while welcoming the developments calderon's treatment of her intolerable. but do it we need u.k. citizen she'd gone to iran with a young daughter in april 26th to visit her parents. on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. nasty and was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard appare

tehran is looking for some sanctions relief. it is important to point out that initially, tehran was saying all sanctions must be lifted. now they are clearly saying that they would be fine with a step-by-step process whereby washington would ease some sanctions and iran would make a move. that is why we are still in this stalemate. >> that is the context for your interview. the head of the atomic energy association of iran, ali akhbar salehi, who is he and what did he say? reza: he has been part of the leadership for a long time. one of the supreme leader's most trusted advisors. with the deal was initiated, he was very involved with the technical aspects. he felt the impact that president donald trump's maximum pressure campaign. you would think he would be happy that donald trump is no longer the president but that was not exactly the case. reza: my guess is that when joe biden was elected president, it pleased you. ali akbar salehi -- mr. salehi: do you read minds? this is not a matter of a personal matter of being pleased o

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do you see any of that being something they can get out of tehran? >> is that the united states lift all -- sanctions and the embargo. if the biden administration agrees to that, then there's no deterrence to business going back into ranch -- into iran. i think they learned they made a mistake. they may have negotiated a very good deal, but there was this web of sanctions particularly against terrorism and missile proliferation that was going to complicate the return of business to iran. they'll negotiate to get rid of an entire architecture of sanctions so hundreds of billions can flow back in. paul: well, that isn't a further restriction on iran, that's basically a greater liberation for iran to be able to operate freely. i mean, how is that going to divide the republicans or, for that matter, even win over some people like robert menendez and ben cardin on the democratic side? >> well, the new deal will have a few more years -- and the biden administration will say what the obama administration said which is that this deal or war. you don't want t

tehran is looking for some sanctions relief. it is important to point out that initially, during donald trump's maximum pressure campaign, tehran was saying all sanctions must be lifted. now they're clearly saying they'd be fine with a step by step process, whereby washington would ease some sanctions, and then iran would make a move. even that hasn't resolved things. and that's why we're still in this stalemate. >> schifrin: and the u.s. says it won't make that first step yet. so that is the stalemate. that is the context for your interview. ali akbar salehi, who is he and what does he say? >> he is iran's nuclear chief, an important figure with iran's leadership. he is one of the supreme leaders, must trusted advisors. when the nuclear deal was negotiated in 2013, 2014, he was very involved with the technical aspects. and like any iranian leaders, he felt the bite and the impact of former president donald trump's maximum pressure campaign. you would think that he would be happy that donald trump is no longer the president, but

1st with a major world power alas it vague as more now from the iranian capital tehran. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come at a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of in direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with a veto but this deal does have some crew does have some critics inside the country even though it's been backed by the highest authority the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei now the former p

and washington and this is what tehran has said no to at least for now but the door still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house close person giving a statement basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by iran but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything the biden ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now. the syrian military is saying it said defenses responded to an israeli strike near damascus state media says missiles were fired from the occupied golan heights but most were intercepted in the vicinity of the capital there's been no offi

and washington and this is what tehran and said no to at least for now but the door still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house post person giving a statement out jazeera basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by iran but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything the biden ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now are james pattison is a former u.s. diplomat he says the biden administration should not back down against iran. americans were told that during joe biden was elected president that he was bringing an expert team into the minist

back in tehran thanks very much course we'll dip in with you later it gets more analysis of reaction from the capital let's join house and at the end is a professor of middle east studies at the university of tehran joins me now via skype from there good to have you with us as the indian on the program to just get your initial reaction to what the supreme. mini had to say the supreme leader a very forceful forthright speech to the nation to quite an auspicious time. so i think the speech was strong in many ways but what stood out in his was where is poor and stomp on policy on the j.c. iran and relationship with the united states and the internal issues that are also related to the united states and the way for instance production and focus in on this aspect saying that the sanctions will not be. just based on this is basically part of that also our policy debate within the country so i think it's a sort of a roadmap or are they year that is just started. and it's domestic but also in its foreign policy we have elections than we have and what ministration the united states that seems

its european allies iran's foreign ministry says it's too early to be back at the negotiating table tehran wants the u.s. to lift unilateral sanctions 1st now iran is warning it will respond accordingly if any action is taken against it by european countries the warning follows reports suggesting the u.k. germany and france are working on a resolution they planned to present to the international atomic energy agency that was censored iran over its recent steps last week tehran stopped voluntary cooperation with the agency ending all surprise inspections and disabling cameras set to monitor nuclear facilities the international atomic energy agency chief rafael grossi reached an agreement with iran to continue those inspections for at least 3 months the agency's board of governors is shuttle to meet on monday morning to discuss iran's nuclear program let's bring in trita parsi he's the executive vice president of the quinsy institute he joins us from washington d.c. welcome back to al-jazeera so a saying the process a stalled could we say should we be saying the process is dead. it is certai

and washington and this is what tehran and said no to at least for now but the door still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house post person giving a statement out 0 basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by you ron but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything the biden ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now. well james patterson is a former u.s. diplomat he says the biden administration should not back down against iran americans were told or during joe biden was elected president that he was bringing an expert team into the ministrat

and washington and this is what tehran and said no to at least for now but the dura still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house close person giving a statement out jazeera basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by iran but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything the biden ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now the mother is ready prime minister is blaming iran for an attack on a cargo ship is ready and vessel was damaged by an explosion in the gulf of oman on friday the blasts left holes in the hollow the ship now dumped into by and

in 79, the money has been sitting in a bank account or trust for 19 years now, waiting to be got to tehran. do you get any sense that there might be movement on this? some people thought that once the biden regime took office in the united states, some of the sanctions might be eased, partly eu sanctions, but now us sanctions as well, you cannot transfer any money which gets sanctioned itself, there might be a way round this?— sanctioned itself, there might be a way round this? there were hopes we could resolve — way round this? there were hopes we could resolve the _ way round this? there were hopes we could resolve the outstanding - way round this? there were hopes we could resolve the outstanding issue i could resolve the outstanding issue around the debt with the incoming biden administration. we are likely to see some kind of movement on that as part of the wider discussions around iran and the nuclear deal that the biden administration is taking a keen interest in, we have also seen movement on the part of the british government in relation to that date, the debt is owed and the

lifts its sanctions against tehran. you seem to be suggesting that i don't know if you are getting this from conversations with the white house or people in washington, that the biden administration effectively will blink first, that they will say, ok, let's start the talks, let's give you some sanctions relief to start the talks. nathalie: this is where potentially the europeans come in. i think there are ways to provide iran with economic relief that doesn't necessarily start with the u.s. giving something directly. it could pass through the united states basically saying, hey, europeans, you can go ahead, and actually, we will not select extraterritorial sanctions on you as a result of it. the role of the europeans in this comes not only through a role of facilitation between the two sides, but perhaps even more significantly by stepping into this "who blinks first" game by saying it is the europeans who can rake the vicious cycle. katty: we had presidential elections in june coming up in iran. how much does that squ

1st with a major world power as a bagel has more now from the uranium capital tehran. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come at a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told us that their understanding was and that they were confident that russia and china would intervene with a veto but this deal does have some does have some critics inside the country even though it's been backed by the highest authority the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini now the former president mah

result is there and these other top stories are a need a woman imprisoned in tehran on spying charges has completed her 5 year sentence as an ins a kani radcliffe's lawyer says an electronic tracker has been removed from her leg now she faces another trial i said bank has more from tehran she was released on the home house arrest last year in march this past as part of the judiciary's covert measures to sent many prisoners home and electronic tag now that meant she couldn't be more than 30300 metres away from her home now her lawyer says that electronic tag has been removed but she has been summoned to court next sunday and she faces possible charges of propaganda against the establishment for attending a protest outside the iranian embassy in london in 2009 as as well as giving an interview to b.b.c. persian now her lawyer says that he's unsure he doesn't know whether she can leave the country or not but she could face those charges but he says he's hopeful that those charges will go no further. the saudi led coalition has carried out air strikes against targets in yemen's capital sa

and washington and this is what tehran has said no to at least for now but the door still remains very much open especially here in washington the white house spokesperson a white house post person giving a statement basically saying that they are disappointed in the decision by you ron but we remain ready to engage in meaningful diplomacy to achieve a mutual return to the compliance with the j c p o a the white house indicating now that they'll go back to the p 5 plus one the 5 permanent members of the security council of course united states france the u.k. . china and russia add the other being germany to see where they go from here bottom line is though is that. tehran wants sanction relief before discussing anything the biden ministration has said nope we'll discuss it but we 1st got to meet and that's that is where the real roadblock is right now the former u.s. president donald trump he may run for the white house again in 2024 mr trump was speaking on the final day of the conservative political action conference in florida he says he has no plans to start his own political poli

prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges. 5 years sentence has ended she spent the final term of the final year of that term under house arrest and her ankle tag has now been removed but a lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge or so because the story from tehran after 4 years in prison and one year under house arrest now as an insult i read radcliffe's ordeal looks like it's almost over on sunday electronic ankle tag was removed but she's not yet completely free her lawyer said he doesn't know if she will be allowed to leave iran welcome in the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. she was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard at the airport she was sentenced to 5 years for plotting to overthrow the iranian government evidence against na

lower income countries iran and china sign a historic deal to strengthen their ally sanctions said tehran it's a major economic lifeline and food delivery service the liberal gets ready to list on the london stock exchange would be the rider is to say they're being left behind . the welcome to the program may and more as military has again turned on its own people killing at least a 114 unarmed civilians according to local media there has been international condemnation of the violence the us ambassador to me and marred the scribing the bloodshed as horrifying tony chang reports. of a war that. was. the inconsolable cry of a father whose dead son in his arms the 13 year old boy was shot at his home in central myanmar as the security forces moved in. on muslim just city yangon looked and sounded like a battle zone the soldiers and police roam the streets burning barricades firing stun grenades and live rounds. and pain everyday lives and these are these are doctors these are these engineers these these are all of these implicitly leaders and this is student this wounded man was dragged vis

iraq or iran and china have signed a 25 year cooperation pact chinese foreign minister wang years in tehran meeting iranian foreign minister zarif and other leaders the deal is said to have political economic and strategic components iran's economy has suffered from international sanctions after the earth to withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement which china remains part of as a bag as more from the capital. increasingly iran has been turning to russia and china especially since the former us president donald trump imposed sanctions on iran sanctions are still in place today but this visit does come a time where china has reportedly stepped up its purchase of direct oil sales for from iran and also this is the highest chinese official that's visited iran since the election of president joe biden in january so both politically and economically iran has been turning to russia and china and back last year in october when the united states and the president donald trump was planning to put forth a motion to the united nations to stop an arms embargo being lifted the foreign ministry here told

and kindle with the headlines on al-jazeera a british iranian woman imprisoned in tehran on spying charges has completed her 5 year sentence as an ins a carry radcliffe's lawyer says an electronic tracker has been removed from her ankle that she now faces another trial the charity worker was arrested in 2016 for plotting against iran's government which she's denies i said baik has more from tehran she was released on the home house arrest last year in march this past of the us part of the judiciary's covert measures to sent many prisoners home and electronic tag now that meant she couldn't be more than 30300 meters away from her home now her lawyer says that electronic tag has been removed but she has been summoned to court next sunday and she faces possible charges of propaganda against the establishment for attending a protest outside the ring in embassy in london in 2009 as as well as giving an interview to b.b.c. persian now her lawyer says that he's unsure he doesn't know whether she can leave the country or not but she could face those charges but he says he's hopeful that those char

but her lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge as a big reports from tehran after 4 years in prison and one year under house arrest as a means of deal looks like it's almost over on sunday electronic ankle tag was removed but she's not yet completely free her lawyer said he doesn't know if she will be allowed to leave iran was welcome in the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. she was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard at the airport she was sentenced to 5 years for plotting to overthrow the iranian government evidence against nazanin has never been made public a trial was held behind closed doors and she for those maintained her innocence the lack of transparency around her case has led some to believe that iran may have other motives holding on to the people who are in the uranium regime are absolutely . about th

there is a big as this update from tehran. well it will be welcomed by the government her president has and ronnie early in the week spoke with his french counterpart president emmanuel macron and he warned that any and constructive moves at the i.a.e.a. against iran would result in new challenges and further complicate the matter now we've had the foreign ministry spokesman come out just now saying that this is a result of diplomatic efforts so the government will very much use this as a diplomatic victory because they are under a lot of pressure inside here in iran the parliament which is led by conservatives have heavily criticized president has not ronnie and his government in fact the deal that was struck with the i.a.e.a. last month for that 3 month window that suspension of those additional protocols which restricted some of the. actions inside iran the parliament has said that the president hasn't rouhani had acted illegally and wanted to refer the matter to the judiciary and that situation is only calmed down when it

did the british embassy in tehran accompany her and help? certainly, i thought dominic raab's comments as foreign secretary were strong and i am glad he did them. we've certainly been asking him to do it and i think the government's tone has hardened over the last few weeks. yes, we requested the british embassy to accompany her to court. they need permission to go into court, but they don't need permission to accompany her, and they declined to, so certainly i feel that was something they could have done and would have sent an important signal of protection. richard radcliffe is speaking to me a little bit earlier. 6:24pm. music's biggest night of the year, the grammy awards, take place in los angeles tonight. but, because of the pandemic, it won't be the same star studded red carpet event we're used to. our west coast correspondent sophie long has been speaking to some first time british nominees who will be watching from afar. # shining through the city with a little funk and soul # so imma light it up like dynamite, whoa—oh—oh... # d

prime minister is demanding the permanent release of a british iranian woman who was jailed in tehran on spying charges the guardian radcliffe's 5 year sentence has ended she spent the final year of her term under house arrest and uncle tag has now been removed but her lawyer says she's been summoned to court next week on another charge as a big reports from tehran after 4 years in prison and one year under house arrest now as an insult very radcliffe's ordeal looks like it's almost over on sunday her electronic ankle tag was removed but she's not yet completely free her lawyer said he doesn't know if she will be allowed to leave iran while welcoming the developments the british prime minister criticized iran's treatment of her. nazanin holds a jewel in reining in british citizenship she'd gone to iran with her young daughter in april 2016 to visit her parents on the day she was meant to travel back to the u.k. she was apprehended by members of the iranian revolutionary guard at the airport she was sentenced to 5 years for plotting to overthrow the iranian government evidence against

but 1st let's speak to us a bag he has all the latest from tehran now as it appears that she may have been freed that this isn't necessarily over what more do we know at the stage. may not necessarily be over now she was released in the home house arrest last year in march this past of the last part of the judiciary's covert measures that sent many prisoners home and electronic tag now that meant she couldn't be more than 30300 meters away from her home now her lawyer says that electronic tag has been removed but she has been summoned to court next sunday and she faces possible charges of propaganda against the establishment for attending a protest outside the ring in embassy in london in 2009 as well as giving an interview to b.b.c. persian now her lawyer says that he's unsure he doesn't know whether she can leave the country or not but she could face those charges but he says he's hopeful that those charges will go no further now she was initially arrested back in april 2016 she was at the hands main airport getting ready to leave the country and she was detained now the revolutiona

. >> that was in tehran. for the tehran conference. it's an extraordinary occasion, and they just had my father had already met roosevelt, in egypt, and then they came up to tehran, and they were joined by stalin. so happened that my father had his 69th birthday there. >> did you ever meet fdr? >> oh yes i did, i met fdr at for the first time, at the quÉbec conference in 1943, then we worked in the state at the white house at the high park and naturally i was dazzled by him and i had heard so much about him from my father who said such story about his great collaboration friendship with him. >> i have a letter that you have in your book 20th of march 1916 and it's from your father winston churchill. started calling her clammy? >> i don't know very few people ever called her clementine she was climbing to all the family and i don't know when it started. certainly when my father first met her it was clementine, but very soon was clammy. some a first family called her climb, some of her older and's called her climb. >> this letter from 2

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trial shortly will speak toward chalons who is tracking reaction in the u.k. 1st as good as a baby in tehran said so the sentence is ended this doesn't mean that she's going to hold does it. she's currently staying at her parents' house in the iran that electronic tag has been removed was dielectric tag was on she couldn't be more than 300 meters away from her parents' house yes the sentence has ended but her lawyer says that she has been summoned to court to face further charges possible further charges of propaganda against the establishment for taking part in a protest outside the iranian embassy in london in 2009 and also giving an interview to b.b.c. persian b.b.c. persian of course is banned inside iran that her lawyer says he is hopeful that those charges will go no further now she was arrested initially in 2016 in april 2016 that she was getting ready to leave iran along with her 22 month old daughter and iran's main airport and the revolutionary guard charged her with training individuals to spread propaganda against iran and for the soft overthrow of the iranian establishment at th

she was at tehran _ middle of this game of chess. she was at tehran airport, preparing to fly home from a holiday visiting her parents, when she was arrested in 2016. since then, she has suffered months of solitary confinement, blindfolded interrogations and several false promises of release. nazanin has been told by iranian officials that she is being held as collateral for a debt owed officials that she is being held as collateralfor a debt owed by britain dating back to the 19705. calls are now growing for the government here to take a stronger 5tand government here to take a stronger stand against iran's hostage diplomacy. stand against iran's hostage diplomacy-— stand against iran's hostage diloma . ., ., diplomacy. it's clearly another trum ed diplomacy. it's clearly another trumped up — diplomacy. it's clearly another trumped up charge, _ diplomacy. it's clearly another trumped up charge, because l trumped up charge, because hardliner5 in the regime are saying we have paid the diplomatic price for holding nazanin, now let'

in with a chance to see some significant snowfall and watches for a temperature drop 13 celsius in tehran 33 in kuwait even here in doha we're going to warm 35 celsius that brisk wind 50 dust and sand but look at the temperatures fall away friday going on into sas day 25 celsius a 10 degree drop here in doha so freshening up 13 degree drop there in kuwait really getting up to 7 celsius there for tehran that ray statement snow that will make its way across turkmenistan northern parts of afghanistan let's look further south with things with a good deal quater the u.a.e. yemen doing too badly and that dry weather that comes down across the horn of africa chief on a draw here all the way down across the rift valley like we told you looking pretty good because some hevia show is so into northern parts of madagascar northern areas of mozambique through zambia those heavy showers right all the way up into the gulf of guinea. and we're going to have his own talents working in asia and africa where i'd be choosing editing my own stories in a refugee camp to know what christie and right now we're c

did the british embassy in tehran accompany her and help? certainly, i thought dominic raab's comments as foreign secretary was strong and i am glad he did them. we've certainly been asking him to do it and i think the government's tone has hardened over the last weeks. yes, we requested the british embassy to accompany her to court. they need permission to go into court, but they don't need permission to accompany her, and they declined to, so suddenly and they declined to, so certainly i felt that was something they could have done and would have sent an important message of protection. so many years, of course, that you have been apart from her. but lunch today with her parents... missing your daughter, but perhaps thinking that the end of this nightmare potentially is coming closer? yeah, i think in the past few weeks, we have had some steps forward. it remains very uncertain and there is certainly the threat of bad stuff happening and that is what this new court case is all about, but you are right, i think in all honesty i am slightly

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and british iranian woman detained in tehran has appeared in court to face the new charges of propaganda against the regime. rockliffe family and supporters say the charges are politically motivated she was released from jail last week after completing a 5 year sentence for plotting to overthrow the regime. in the united kingdom anger is growing over the police handling of a vigil in honor of murder victim sarah ever art people once again defied a ban on gatherings this time to mass outside new scotland yard the headquarters of london's metropolitan police they're upset at the violence women face every day but also at how police forcibly broke up a vigil to honor sarah everett on saturday a local police officer has been accused of killing the 33 year old woman earlier we spoke to a man who read of the u.k.'s women's equality party we asked her if there is a deep rooted problem in the police force with women's issues and massage. i would immediately acknowledge how deep the problems of institutional massaging mean i was in the police force you can see it in the way policing is carried out

british iranian woman jailed over a dispute at spying charges is released from house arrest and tehran the u.k. is insisting she would be allowed to return to britain instead of facing a new court date and around. to the show we begin with some breaking news from equitorial guinea where a series of large explosions has rocked the city of ottawa local media say at least 20 people have been killed and blasts at a military base hundreds more are enjoy. an urgent appeal for blood donations has gone out where the area hospitals overwhelmed the cause of the explosions from names unclear. this is of course a developing story and our reporter in told all right has more and joel walk us through what we know so far what we know is mostly coming from social media videos that people are uploading from their mobile phones and we can see images of a very large black cloud rising above the city a mushroom cloud and people escaping from the area on foot some people clearly injured with blood wounds on their heads and on their bodies we've seen people carrying luggage out of the areas the civil god has

they came out to tehran where they were joined by stalin. and so happy that my father had his 69th birthday there. >> did you meet fdr? >> yes, i did. i met him for the first time at the quebec conference in 1943. and then we went to stay at the white house at hyde park. and naturally i was dazzled by him and i heard so much about him from my father who, said so much about his great collaboration and friendship with him. >> i have a letter that you have in your book from 28 march, 1916, and it's from your father, to his wife, clemmy -- who started calling her clemmy? >> i don't know, very few people ever called her clementine. she was clemmy to all of the family. i don't know when it started. certainly when i father first let her he called her clementine, but others called her clem. >> this starts off my beloved and darling clemmy. the world darling is probably in every letter. did most brits use the word darling? >> i suppose so. it is quite the expression of love, but they always did call each other. they very rarely said dear, it was alwa

the british iranian woman detained in tehran has appeared in court to face new charges of propaganda against the regime as i mean zardari rockliffe family and supporters say the charges are politically motivated she was released from jail last week after completing a 5 year sentence for plotting to overthrow the regime. in the united kingdom anger is growing over the.

did the british embassy in tehran accompany her and help? suddenly, i thought dominic raab's comments as foreign secretary was strong and i am glad he did them. have certainly been asking him to do it and i think the government's tone has hardened over the last weeks. yes, we requested the british embassy row accompany her to court. they need permission to go into court, but they don't need permission to accompany her, and they declined to, so suddenly i felt that was something they could have done i would have sent an important message of protection. what done i would have sent an important message of protection.— message of protection. what reason do they give — message of protection. what reason do they give are _ message of protection. what reason do they give are not _ message of protection. what reason do they give are not adopting - message of protection. what reason do they give are not adopting her i message of protection. what reason do they give are not adopting her to| do they give are not adopting her to court? in do they gi

she's been under house arrest in tehran, and still faces another potential charge. herfamily say she remains in harm's way. our correspondent caroline hawley reports. a rare glimpse into what's keeping this family together. it's still quite a messy house. but there's no such thing as an online cuddle. for six—year—old gabriela, an image on a mobile phone can't replace the touch of her mother. gabriela's been counting down the days till the end of her mum's sentence. this morning, nazanin�*s ankle tag that the family have had to rent from the iranian authorities, has been taken off. she used her freedom to visit her grandmother, but she still doesn't have her british passport and she's not free to fly home. this was the moment five years ago when nazanin was arrested by iran's revolutionary guards at tehran airport. her holiday with her parents was over, and she was heading back to london. since then, she's endured eight months of solitary confinement, blindfolded interrogations and many false promises of release. and now, another court case hangs over her. her

did the british embassy in tehran accompany her and help? certainly, i thought dominic raab's comments as foreign secretary were strong and i am glad he did them. we've certainly been asking him to do it, and i think the government's tone has hardened over the last few weeks. yes, we requested the british embassy to accompany her to court. they need permission to go into court, but they don't need permission to accompany her, and they declined to, so certainly i feel that was something they could have done and would have sent an important signal of protection. richard ratcliff speed to be earlier. 17 minutes past five. the headlines on bbc news... the home secretary and mayor of london call for an independent investigation — after last night's clashes between police and crowds during a south london vigil in memory of sarah everard. hundreds of demonstrators have now gathered near the houses of parliament in central london, following a protest at police headquarters — demonstrators lay on the ground for a minutes silence. labour says it w

the thing straight back to tehran where the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei is touching on issues of foreign policy economy and the upcoming elections in his address for the persian new year let's just listening is . bought some. mosques from china. and then take an hour or shine that we had. bottle from china. but in our country we managed to produce mosques ourselves this mean meant and not relying upon others or sanitizing letters and now we are. working on iraq seems like seems that. thanks god we are now in the process of producing our own. back since this has meant prestige and credibility for our country. our country is actually that the country is even. condoned back and actually going to graduate or static and. thousands are few. and organizations and knowledge based organizations institutions they are helping production and areas away that we have suffered from because of the sanctions. and other areas of knowledge and science as well. we. cannot talk to the enough about the abilities of our young people or example it comes to nano technology. we are. part of the top cou

yemen's who thiis just another attack on its energy facilities on sunday the saudi aramco or plant in tehran was targeted by a ballistic missile you see rebels say they carried out a much bigger assault was a large oil will say all the artillery and drone divisions were able to conduct a wide offensive in the depths of saudi arabia with 14 drones and 8 ballistic missiles we targeted around cole in ras al to newer port and other military facilities in the mom more military sites were targeted in a series of design and the strike was precise. local media in myanmar is reporting 2 people have been killed or to police fired on protesters in the northern town of michiana this shops and factories of coolest in myanmar's largest city and gong trade unions are calling for total economic shutdown as a protest against a military coup after more than a month large crowds of protests. there's a still gathering in many cities. police in indian administered kashmir say at least 168 stranger refugees have been sent a holding center for possible for taishan that's after hundreds were taken to a stadium in j